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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1893
Page
8
A law office listing appears in the Reed Block with an address in Huron South Dakota referencing Firet National Bank. The entry notes a SD reference and professional office location.
Huron notes include visits by L H Bailey Pierre Judge Fuller Faukton and many others. Residents journey to Chicago to view the White City while many prepare for the World’s Fair and local caucuses.
Harvey O. Alford of Huron has been named to the Advisory Council of the World's Congress of Evolutionists and will present a paper on Evolution Psychology in its relation to Aesthetics. The work is praised by Dr. Lewis G. Jones of New York as a novel field expanding psychology and sociology. Dave and Jerry, twins, provide a humorous aside with their misadventures involving a wagon, ice, embalming fluid, and a corkscrew.
Cheap round trip excursions offered to Northern Minnesota and the Dakotas along the Great Northern Railway from St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and West Superior on August 22 September 12 and October 10. Northwest favored for growth invites investors and home seekers to visit. Contact F I Whitney G P T A St Paul Minn for publications and full information.
An old advertisement touts Hood's Pills as a remedy after a fall causing severe inflammation. It claims Hood's Pills cure all liver ills and promote recovery. The brief promotes patent medicine with emphatic claims and minimal detail.
The passage argues for American policy pure and simple mastering economic liberty. It advocates free coinage of gold and silver with equal dignity for both metals and rejects European influence. It notes a rift within the democracy as Beadle county severs ties to perceived leaders.
The store announces it is receiving a large fall line and a broad range of items purchased for cash. It emphasizes stringent cash terms, floor and table oil cloths, and low prices. The move extends to customers up to 40 miles away. Reed Block.
A student-author praises Pierre College, noting its scenic setting east of the city, principled governance, strong moral and religious influence, and a practical study approach. He cites a reforming student who improved after joining, and argues the college suits diligent learners seeking real improvement.
A fragment records William A. Lynch warning at a Democratic gathering about retaliation if the party's representation on the delegation to the state convention is altered. The remark suggests tensions over internal party choice and potential consequences.
The North Western line will from Sept 9 to 15 sell excursion tickets at half rates for round trip from all stations in South Dakota to Aberdeen and return. Tickets valid for return passage until Sept 16. For details contact Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
Lochren issues order withdrawing the June 12 1893 rating method and directs the medical referee to weigh debilities and assign rates by degree of disability. If 75 or older and receiving maximum, the rate remains. nonpensioners get maximum for senility if no other pensionable disabilities exist. The change benefits claimants previously denied under the old practice.
New York on September 6 reports Recorder Smythe received a telegram claiming his son’s death by own action in Denver. He telegraphed Denver stating it could not be his son. Home inquiry found Smythe had no son.
Six tens of feet of a narrow gauge railroad bridge four miles east of Caledania burned in the night delaying trains for hours. Authorities suspect arson and found a telegraph pole notice urging to fix crossings. No clues yet.
From Topeka reports dated Sept 6 the agricultural department expects the total corn harvest this year to surpass 200 million bushels the largest in state history aside from 1889.
The Tucker's Mills rope works in Brooklyn has shut down, leaving 400 workers unemployed. The plant is operated by the National Cordage Company.
Five people died in a London fire Monday. Fredrick Bentley killed by a kick from a horse in Eden Valley Minnesota. Albany Indiana fire destroyed main business district. A testimonial for Jack Dempsey in New York was a success. Moritz Blumenfeld nominated Wisconsin collector of internal revenue. Carlisle asks resignation of Lathrop, third district Iowa. David Britton’s Green Bay cooperage factory burned, loss over 25000 dollars. Congo letters say Kerckhoven expedition destroyed after leader died, twenty white men perished. Heirs of an estate in Mexico valued at 4.5 million connected to James W Horner and family.
Louis St Paul, Sept 6 1883 hogs prices up 10e, range 4.97 to 5.20. Cattle steady with moderate demand. prime cows 2.50 to 2.75, good cows 2.03 to 2.50, veal calves 1.00 to 1.50, heavy calves 1.50, stockers 1.50 to 2.00, feeders 2.00. Sheep dull. muttons 3.00 to 5.75, lambs 2.40 to 1.50? and feeders 1.50 to 2.01. Receipts hogs 503, cattle 400, calves 5, sheep 300.
The Minneapolis wheat market on September 6 1893 shows September opening at 2 1/2 cents, highest at 6 3/4 cents, closing at 6 3/4 cents. No. 1 Northern traded at 60 1/4 to 60 1/2 cents and No. 2 Northern at 58 1/2 to 60 cents amid fluctuating bids.
Market notes show cattle steady to uneven with heavy, mixed and medium stock at 5.15 to 5.80. Light cattle priced lower. Hogs listed heavy to light with 19 000 head receipts. Sheep demand strong with significant receipts reported.
Pork markets show no trading activity with September at 7.9244 and October at 7.75. Short ribs list September 8.874 and October 1.874. Wheat closing prices run September 64.44 cents, October 65.54 cents, December 69.44 cents amid unclear Ber and October figures 37.340 and 38.54 cents.
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