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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1890
Page
7
Notice of sale of real estate published with initial notice on September 18 and final publication on September 25. The property details, buyer information, and bidding procedures are set by the authorized public official.
Mekal as administrator of the James estate files a petition seeking court authorization. The filing names the county court and requests relief under probate rules. Details remain limited in the fragment but indicate a standard probate proceeding.
A reader recalls turquoise rings changing color with health and misfortune. A nine year old girl mourns a dull stone, then recovers as the turquoise regains its blue luster, convincing her the gem can foretell illness.
Ancient ruins in Babylonia include Nimrud towers near Akkurkef and on the Euphrates above Hillah with Birs Nimrud a conical mound six miles southwest. Scholarly opinion favors Birs Nimrud as the heavens’ site. its vitrified mortar and height of 198 feet draw attention amid sands.
The New York Journal notes Crocker Heeler Motor Co plans to attach an electric motor to a Colt Gatling gun to fire up to 1000 rounds a minute, with barrel heating the only limit. Hand firing reaches about 500 rounds per minute, and 6000 could annihilate an army.
A Denver Republican interview recounts Jesse James and his wife at the Kearney Missouri grave site. The son Jesse James Jr. profits by selling pebbles to tourists visiting the bandit’s old homestead. The bandit himself is described as a criminal who was killed by a governor’s paid assassin.
When lawn tennis was started in England it bore the title sphairistike and was first demonstrated by Maj. Wingfield. It did not captivate the public until 1876, and the first championship was held at Wimbledon on July 9, 1877 with twenty two entries.
Fragmentary dialogue shows tension as a speaker accuses another of making a fool, while the other retorts about inconsistency. The brief exchange hints at strained relationships and emotional conflict within the scene.
City council on September 11 1900 passed resolutions authorizing a vote on the question of school support and electors from four wards to choose a city treasurer board of education official. The notice lists A Resoldt and B. M. Rowzzy as clerk.
The document records a mortgage default with a May 2 1686 due date and 12 percent interest, stating the entire balance is due. It lists the secured property as the northeast quarter of section 25 in township 1 west, range 6, in Beadie county, Sioux City area. Mortgagees Brockway & Witncy, attorneys for mortgagees, note twenty five dollars in attorneys’ fees.
Public notices reveal several mortgage foreclosures in Beadle County South Dakota. Foreclosures cite defaults on various mortgages tied to properties in Huron and surrounding townships with sheriff sales scheduled and recorded in August 1890.
Dr Salzer demonstrated at Dr Billroth's clinic a potato cure for swallowed objects. A five and a half drum weight, an artificial tooth fragment five centimeters long, and a needle were removed by this method. The technique envelops the object in potatoes so it passes through the intestinal tract.
The essay argues dog stories persist in human literature despite calls for their extermination. It asserts the dog’s enduring role and moral presence across ages, insisting dogs will maintain a place in culture.
A fragmented exchange shows Jones opposing Sunday work while Citizen argues tradition, revealing a debate over government service practices in a Texas setting. The dialogue hints at organizational tensions and shifts in policy attitudes.
Fragmentary OCR shows a court alert involving trustee, American Loan, James A. and Fran, Harvey, Thom Mate B., and a party connected to South Dakota. Mentions attorney or plaintiff, with unclear dates and locality. core action appears as a probate or trust-related notice in a local court.
Court records show a mortgage foreclosure against a parcel in Beadle County South Dakota with Lot five in Block ten in Meal town and a description of land in section twenty four township one hundred two range sixty four. The sale is set for October 2 at 2 PM in Beadle County Court House, Huron. Carroll Atwood, attorney for the plaintiff.
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