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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1890
Page
6
Senator Moody speaks to thousands in Huron praising South Dakota statehood and defending Republican policy. He argues for tariff protections aiding farmers, highlights silver debates, cement and tin industries in Yankton and Black Hills, and pledges to stay connected with voters while outlining plans for irrigation and public works.
A fragment from a 19th century column discusses love between men and women, noting marriages and loyalties across unusual unions. It quotes John H. Preston of Meriden Connecticut describing severe illness and reliance on doctors, then remarks on friendship as a aid in need, ending with an ad line about Bloauth's stationery.
Col. Ed Nettleton arrives to direct a three department investigation into underground water supply for agricultural use in South Dakota. Secretary Rusk supports farmer benefits and potential wheat yields. field work to extend to Nebraska and Indian Territory by July 1891, with Prof. Hay Colver and Prof. Bailey guiding geology and engineering efforts.
Chamberlain West Press states the Northwestern railway never possessed the Pierre to Black Hills right of way and thus could not forfeit it. Milwaukee interests secure a new line from Chamberlain west, supplying needed railway facilities to the Black Hills.
A fragile young woman near Blount's in 29 reads a wrapping paper note about Dr Kings New Discovery and uses it to recover from incurable illness. She weighed under seventy pounds at her lowest and credits the remedy with her gradual healing and renewed strength.
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