Huron items show W C T U debt paid and local visiting notables
The column notes the national W C T U is out of debt and lists numerous visits and local events. People mentioned include Robt Fiske Gettysburg Sept Oliver John Eyre Lakside Ezra Miller and many others with court, school, and political activity across Huron and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Fiske
Gettysburg
City
Oliver
Chicago
Brookings
Huron
Chas. N. Cooper
Oakes
N. D
Judge Carter
Pierre
Geo. Beckett
Emmetsburg
W. B. Sterling
Huron W. C. T. U
John Eyre
Lakside
L. S. Hezan
Redfield
John L Pyle
Stanley County
Ezra Miller
Appleman
Court House
John Ayers
Vilas
John Millan
James Walton
Lincoln Republican Club Opens Season With Enthusiastic Meeting
The Lincoln Republican club held its first meeting of the season in G A R hall with high enthusiasm. Officers were elected for two years, speeches given by members and guests, and plans laid for eight weeks of weekly meetings before the November polls. A tragic note closed the report as James Jensen’s daughter died after severe burns from a coffee spill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Republican Club
G. A R. Hall
John L. Pyle
Geo. A. Fessenden
Pyle
Huron
E. O C. Patterson
S. M. West
O. B. Felt
Leslie Stafford
A. W. Burtt
Judge Burtt
J. W. Shannon
E. H. Aplin
W. S. Demaree
W. B. Sterling
G. A. RB
James Jensen
Dre. Wilcox
Rick
Hood's Sarsaparilla Peculiar in Three Vital Points
The piece argues Hood's Sarsaparilla stands out medically due to its unique combination of ingredients, distinct proportions, and method of activating curative properties. It claims proven cures and urges confidence that it will help readers. Also notes Rev. Mr. Simpson’s first Grace Episcopal Church sermon and new rector’s plan for open offertories to aid the city’s poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Mr. Simpson
Grace Episcopal Church
Simpson
Grace Church
White Irrigated Farm Near Huron Promises Big Yields
G W Fink visited the White irrigated farm north of Huron and confirms high crop yields. About 20 acres are irrigated with garden truck dominating the crop besides some corn. He projects the crop bringing Mr White about $2000 from the twenty acres due to cucumbers cabbage melons onions and rapid cottonwood growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey Journal
G. W. Fink
Huron
White
Huron Mirth and Motion in Regional Notes
Local items show Nick Vance and Frank Conklin in Huron with brief business and rail commission remarks. James Tomlinson ships stock from Huron. Huron people attend political meetings and discuss campaigns. Reports include crops, visitors, lost spectacles, and a redacted list of neighboring papers with notes on events, sports, and court matters.
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Nick Vance
Wolsey
Huron
Frank Conklin
James Tomlinson
H.S. Mouser
Milford Township
Republican County Central Committee
A. Blake
Duke of
Wessington
Lincoln Republican State platform meeting outline
A Republican State platform meeting led by John Longstaff will present an abridged platform and discuss planks on State and home interests, State administration, Reciprocity, and coinage of silver. The meeting in G A R hall starts at 8 o'clock with five minute speeches invited from all parties and music by the Club Quartette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
C. S. Basford
Sturgis
John Longstaff
G. A. Fessenden
G. A. R. Hall
Quartette
Chronic malaria lifestyle described with Pe-ru-na claim
The article explains chronic malaria as a daily, unrelenting condition with persistent symptoms. It argues ordinary treatments fail and promotes Pe r u n a as a pleasant, positive, permanent remedy, offering a free book from The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co. of Columbus, Ohio.
Notorious forger Stonewall De France’s early Capitol crimes revealed
Story traces Stonewall J. De France’s early swindles in Indianapolis as Cameron Elliott. Affidavits and bank drafts link him to a scheme seeking $385000 in New York and $70,000 in Indianapolis. He later swindled a Minneapolis bank out of $28,000 before his imprisonment.
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Bank Robber de France
Minneapolis
Stonewall J. de France
Jackson, Mich
de France
Kalamazoo
Mich
Indianapolis
Cameron Elliott
John S. Duncan
Detroit
Arthur C. Anderson
Cameron Ellicott
Elliott
Duncan
Charles Jelley
Bosson
Indianapolis Bank of Commerce
Jackson
United States National Bank of New York
New York
Commercial Bank of
Food Scarcity in Northern Korea Hobbles Chinese Forces
Report from Shanghai dated Sept 11 says Chinese forces in Northern Korea are cornered without supplies and are killing ponies for food. All foreign employees in Japanese dockyards have been removed to limit disclosure of warship damage. The steel cruiser Yago Yama Kan has docked at Nagasaki for repairs to injuries sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Korea
Nagasaki
British Lion Suspected in Shanghai War Pretext
The Republique Francaise says reports of a Japanese attack on Shanghai are proof Britain seeks a pretext to intervene in the China Japan war. The paper notes the United States France and Russia will not permit such action. St Paul Murderers Must Be Hanged in Ramsey county on Oct 19 Otto Milhausen and Charles Ermisch will be executed at the courthouse square Governor Nelson signed the death warrants.
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British Lion
Paris
The
Republique Francaise
Shanghai
Great Britain
China
Japan
United States
France
Russia
St. Paul
St. Pau
Otto Milhausen
Charles Ermisch
William Lindhoff
Court House
Ramsey County
Nelson
Keeleyites to Meet in Colorado Springs Convention
The national convention of the league of the United States will open at the Coliseum in Colorado Springs. About 3,000 delegates from across the United States are expected, with over 200 veterans from the Veterans' home at Leavenworth, Kansas, anticipated to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
The
League of the United States
United States
Veterans
Leavenworth
Kan
Long Distance Bicycle Record Lowered to New York
Advices from New York report Postman Smith reached the city at 11:15 a m Sunday lowering the Chicago New York bicycle record to 1016 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Post Office
Smith
President of A R U Guilty of Contempt
In Indianapolis on September 10 the U S district court found Hiram Agler president of the A R U at Ash ley Indiana guilty of contempt for violating a court restraining order during the railroad strike but suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States District Court
Hiram Agler
Ashley
Ind
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