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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1896
Page
4
A W C T U column argues the current campaign hinges on prohibiting liquor and urges voting for the prohibition ticket. It calls liquor a social and religious blight and claims prohibition is constitutional, enforceable, and essential to curb crime and poverty. It warns against license voters and urges readers to cast a yes for prohibition.
Reports from E Rosewater L W Welch Kittredge and others claim McKinley will win Missouri and neighboring states. Kansas Nebraska North Dakota Minnesota Michigan and Iowa projections show large majorities for McKinley with Hobart on ticket and a straight finance platform. Bets on Minnesota and Michigan gains cited while Nebraska and Iowa supporters note solid Republican leads.
The Beadle county republican primary results show Harvey J. Rice as State Senator and J. W. Hove ton with John T. Baker as Representatives. Other nominees include F. E. Grant Probate Judge Edwin H. Vance Treasurer Edward Sterling W M Rogers Clerk Joseph H Alexander States Attorney John Wood Supt Harriet S Grant Sheriff Alex McIntoeth Justice Geo W Cook Constable J B Coomer Commissioner 5th Dist William F Sievers. A large majority favored continuing the primary system. J P Davis temporary chairman and Gero A FrssenpeEx secretary.
The medical profession declares quinine ineffective for chronic malaria and recommends a different remedy. It endorses Pern-ns as a sure cure, noting quinine remains suitable only for acute malaria. A free book on malaria by Dr Hartman is offered by the Perrana Drug Manufacturing Co of Columbus, Ohio.
A Galveston resident recounts a long battle with contagious blood poison and credits S S S blood remedy with a complete cure after four years of treatment and repeated relapses. The testimonial asserts mercury and other medicines failed while S S S allegedly cured the disease for five years with many bottles.
Over fifty years the product has been used by millions of mothers for teething children. It soothes the child, softens gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhoea. Twenty five cents per bottle.
South Dakota voters will decide in the November election on a constitutional amendment to create a five member state education board, overseen by the governor and senate with possible expansion to nine. The change aims to depoliticize colleges and save state funds by centralizing control.
Purely vegetable blood remedy claims to cure blood diseases such as scrofula eczema rheumatism and cancer without mercury. Email or mail order offered with free books on blood and skin diseases from Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.
A World Dispensary Medical Association notice offers a non surgical cure for rupture or hernia and invites readers to send 10 cents for a large book with testimonials and references to their Buffalo New York address.
A meeting of the non repeat club will be held in the Congregational church Wednesday evening.
Classified medical notice offering reference materials on male and female health issues. Includes instruction to mail two cent stamps to a titled firm at specific streets for payment and delivery of a piratical form. Names an address in Iowa.
The piece extols the Pennsylvania Railroad as the new world's greatest railroad, highlighting absolute passenger safety with automatic signals and heavy steel rails. It notes extensive routes from Chicago to New York, famous Limited trains since 1882, and praise from Salt Lake City Utahian. The advert promotes a one year subscription to the Weekly HMvroniTe and New York Tribune.
Notice is given that on the first Tuesday after the first Monday November 3 a.m. to 5 p.m. elections will be held at usual precincts to vote for national state and county tickets including four presidential electors two representatives in Congress governor lieutenant governor state officials and a full slate of county and judicial officers. The rolls open at 8 a.m. and close 5 p.m. on election day.
Several constitutional amendments are proposed regarding anti monopoly measures and government control of state universities and funds. The text outlines voting instructions for Yes or No, provisions on debt limits for counties and municipalities, and details of a public sale of Huron National Bank assets. Also included are sheriff sale notices for Beadle County real estate and mortgage foreclosures with dates and locations.
By order of Beadle County Court W A Ritschlag administrator will sell the southwest quarter of section 28 township 112 north range 62 west at public sale November 5 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse front door in Huron SD. Terms set by court. Joan Woop attorney for estate. First publication Oct 29.
The Fourth Legislature of South Dakota proposes repealing Article 24 relating to prohibition and submitting the amendment to a statewide vote at the November 3 1896 general election. The ballot will show the question with Yes and No options, each with a square for a cross to indicate the choice. Secretary of State Thomas Thorson authenticates the notice.
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