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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1893
Page
7
Citizens urged to use Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative. The California Fig Syrup Co claims its product cleanses the system without weakening organs, relieves colds headaches fevers and constipation, and is sold in $1 bottles by druggists with the company name on the label.
MINNEAPOLIS September 12 reports say men sent to North Dakota for work are returning disappointed as unemployment rises in Red River towns and employment agencies say their men are left without positions.
Mike Cleary dies. Brakeman O Malley killed in Iowa. Mount Vernon Indiana elevator destroyed for a 100000 loss. Emma Converse, Providence astronomer, dies in New Hampshire. Beloit College receives stuffed birds from Willard of Chattanooga. Sioux City road urged to join Western Passenger as rate cutter concerns rise. Hood s Sarsaparilla touted for blood purification and strength.
A fragmented rhyme traces Castoria from infancy to motherhood and beyond. It notes baby illness and care, childhood longing, adolescence, marriage, and motherhood with a playful cadence centered on Castoria as a constant.
Arkansas City reports chaotic registration for a race with long lines and slow processing. Only about 2,000 of an expected 8,000 registrants were processed the first day as officials blame red tape. A bicycle race for a farm drew 54 entrants while sun exposure injured four participants.
Washington reports Lucas of South Dakota pursues an irrigation scheme to unlock thousands of acres in the Black Hills. Dry seasons have hampered crops, but agricultural tests show well irrigated soil yields excellent cereals, prompting an appropriation request to fund irrigation.
In GuTHRiz Oklahoma Territory on September 12 a vigilante group pursues horse thieves after multiple valuable animals vanish during the Cherokee strip boom. In Stillwater three fine horses are stolen and one thief is shot as a crowd of boomers hunts the others.
Mrs. Jennie Andle widow of Denver physician Dr. Andle married a Turkish man in the Midway Plaisance. She is daughter of Col. Alexander Hammond of Bellaire Ohio with prominent Eastern Ohio relatives. In Cuiiaco the Hoo Hoos gathering elected Boling Arthur Johnson of Chicago grand snark and J Newton Nind of Minnesota as vice regent snark.
An official decree from Paris announces the 1900 International Exposition to be staged in France. Alfred Picard as commander general leads the organizing effort.
The president sent to the Senate the nomination of Charles H. J. Tyler of Kansas as United States minister to Bolivia. He also submitted 388 recess appointments of postmasters.
The Times correspondent reports cholera has erupted in the Central prison in Constantinople and in the French and municipal hospitals at Pera. The outbreak prompts warnings and health measures across the area.
Fire in West Bend Wisconsin at dawn caused about 40000 dollars in damage. The blaze destroyed John Weinand's hotel and the Nicholas block among the largest buildings affected.
A death from Asiatic cholera is reported at Retford on the Isle in Notts. The incident marks an outbreak concern in the rural area as health authorities monitor further cases.
River Lodge No 82 meets Mondays at I O O F Hall with S M Wrst as secretary Star Encampment No 10 gathers there I O O F meets first and third Fridays Huron Canton meets second and fourth Fridays Colfax Lodge D of R No 9 meets first and third weeks all in I O O F Hall
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