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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
8
The article asserts banks in the city remain conservatively managed with strong public confidence. Reserves exceed legal requirements and no danger is seen from any financial disturbance, with expectations that national banking issues will fade and business will resume normally soon.
The ad claims bad breath and indigestion stem from stomach trouble and cannot be solved by perfumes. Mi O Na tablets are described as a tonic aiding digestion and gastric flow, with a guarantee that a 50 cent box will refund if unsatisfied, offering risk free trial.
Notice records a foreclosure sale in Beadle County with details on the mortgage note held by M. M. Doyle and prior assignors J. P. Wyn and L. Fosburg. It cites unpaid taxes from 1906 and a sheriff sale process, naming beadle officials and dates surrounding the sale.
The column records numerous residents and visitors in Huron: Harvey T. Millan’s funeral at the Congregational church. Don Casselman marrying Vera Louise Edwards in Tracy Minnesota. various trips to and from Huron by Dean Desmond Geo Poe M L Montgomery Mrs H H Wibert John McNeil and others. lectures by Thomas Brooks Fletcher and Monohan the skater. minstrel plans by A Grubbs. and business notes from Dick Smith and Billy Fay with local endorsements and civic updates.
Night coughs especially trouble children and parents seek relief. The ad urges giving children Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to quiet irritation, control inflammation, and check the disease, advising to ask the doctor and follow his advice.
Paris observes the US stock market turmoil as largely emotional with little domestic speculation. French bankers deem American credit sound, noting prior rejection of bills and predicting the crisis marks a peak of an era of over speculation and intensified commercial activity.
Banks across New York, St. Louis and Pittsburgh pledge to limit payments by checks and drafts, keep deposits for clearing house balances, and require sixty to ninety days notice for savings and trust departments. The move aims to minimize disruption as 93 percent of business uses checks.
Clyde Slone, Superintendent, reports first six weeks results with students achieving 90 or above. A class names Gertrude Abel, Hazel Baker, Lillian Longstaff, Blair Saxton. B class includes Earl Anderson and Cora Lynn. C class lists Dorothy Beach and others with top marks. D class has Hazel Peek. Above 90 in all subjects noted for A class Pree Abel, Lillian Longstaff, Blair S, B class Earl ichase, C class Dorothy Beach.
Cartes E Youna offers thirty five head of registered Shorthorn cattle including seventeen cows and young stock, fifteen horses and colts, one hundred hogs, and farm machinery and harnesses at a public sale in the northeast quarter of section 13, 110-61, Custer township on Monday November 4, 1907 starting at 10 a.m lunch at noon. All to be sold to the highest bidder with no reservations as the farm is sold.
An illustrated 40 page trap book offers guidance on trapping wild animals with a picture section showing 46 species in natural colors. It includes a fur animal calendar and a gun and trap catalog with prices for hides and furs. Free post paid to those who ship or buy with 10¢ stamps of silver to Fur Dept. Minneapolis Minn.
Insurance firms remain largely insulated from New York's financial distress due to their dispersed membership and distinct liability structure. The piece argues life insurers are among the few institutions not drawn into the crisis.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us during the sickness and death of our loved one. signed by Mrs. Harris Millan and Mr. and Mrs. John Millan, Mr. and Mrs. Lars Merrin.
A claim that top complexion results come from a facial cream rather than soap and water. The product supposedly removes impurities without stripping natural oils and makes skin resilient to weather changes.
If you have painting or paper hanging to do see Fred Thompkins, corner Fourth.
A stage adaptation from Sam Morris reimagines a German legend set in Nuremberg during a carnival. Fritz Heine, the toy maker, faces a life for life bargain when Heinrich in Mephisto and Gretchen in a doll’s costume come to life. The plot follows the escape, bargains, and the doll’s restoration as the old man pleads for release and hopes for a wedding between Heinrich and Gretchen.
A carved doll of a village belle is prepared for a life like marriage by an old man who takes his son into a secret. His nephew Heinrich arrives seeking carnival permission and is refused, locking him in his room. Gretchen bursts in lamenting she cannot attend the carnival after spending her savings on a costume.
The King and Queen of Spain travel from Paris to Cherbourg when their royal train derailed just before entering the city. They escaped unharmed and the journey continued.
President Roosevelt met with nearly all cabinet members in Washington for over two hours to discuss the financial situation. Secretary Taft was not present.
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