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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
7
An old newspaper ad asks about a wife’s beauty and links constipation indigestion and headache to causes then touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as a cure for half a century. It notes prices of 25 and 50 cents with a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory and lists Beardeley druggist on Fourth Street.
Pembins county residents raise money to honor William Lamb and commemorate his service as one of five scouts ambushed on April 17, 1899. Lamb died shielding fallen comrades. another survivor held off insurgents before troops arrived. The act was deemed a heroic deed deserving consideration for a medal of honor by Congress.
In Hull area reports claim Martin Van Soest formerly confined at Plankinton reform school may soon be freed. He is described as a desperate young criminal linked to at least ten arson attempts amid personal enmities and potential public safety concerns if he returns to Emmons County. Also noted is Jacob Baumgartner’s escape from Jamestown asylum and subsequent home return with unsettled details about doors left unlocked and minor injuries.
Dr D B Cargile of Washita reports Mrs Brewer cured of scrofula after years of suffering. Sores on head and face healed, doctors unable to help. Advertises Electric Bitters as the supreme blood purifier for eczema tetter salt rheum and running sores. Claims it stimulates liver kidneys bowels and digestion and costs 50 cents at C Remington druggist with a guarantee. Also a brief note from a horse buyer in Washington DC on the horse market amid rising car use.
A fragmentary note from a North Dakota record hints at a populist awakening after a period of dormancy and signals preparations for a forthcoming major political contest.
The readable text refers to Karl's Clover Root Tea sold with a guarantee and price, a druggist on Fourth Street, and disjointed mentions of arrivals, ceremonies, and insufficient arrangements for a throne event drawing people from surrounding counties.
A crowd along the north bound express and Grat ston Walsh county sympathizers attended the funeral of a brave fallen solider. Services were held at the Methodist church with full capacity and many gathered outside.
A report discusses proposed two million dollar increase to support the national guard, shifting from current allowances of 100000. North Dakota would gain about 812000, prompting adjutants general to meet in Washington to press for the larger appropriation and improved equipment for state troops.
Senator Twighell of Mapletown sells fifty head of cattle from his bonanza farm raised on North Dakota corn. The average price is given as SM for the lot, reflecting diversification solved by the farm's receipts and showcasing a profitable venture in the year.
Fire last Sunday at Braddock caused estimated losses near 4000 with partial insurance. The Maimons County State Bank bought a new lot and will rent a building promptly. Several firms saved most stock and fixtures, while some residences suffered lighter damage. Cause believed lamp explosion. family absent at church.
A distressed patient, Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson, suffered an 18 month rectal fistula and was told he would die without a costly operation. He reportedly healed himself using Bucklin’s Arnica Salve, 25 cents a box, sold by P. C. Remington.
A fragmentary letter offers personal attention and to cover health costs. It states a better vote, promises Abe will obtain essential medicines and ensure you feel no payment burden. The sender guarantees positive care and provides an address.
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