The Daily Tribune notices and postage rates scanned
A garbled OCR of a 1900s newspaper page outlines subscription options and rates for the Serena weekly and other periodicals. It mentions postage terms and a list of names and places, including references to railroad timetables and library or archival records.
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Moorhouse Lands Near Unanimous County Commissioner Nomination
A Saturday AL spe convention, attended by business leaders and farmers, backed WW Moorhouse almost unanimously for county commissioner district. The process highlighted a vote of only two dissenters, and Moorhouse signaled readiness to serve or step aside if voters choose another candidate. The convention endorsed an economy platform for county affairs.
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Eceoud
Moorhouse
Moor House
Delinquent Tax List Pubished By Official Paper
The county board, on motion, ordered publication of the delinquent tax list in the official paper. The law fixes compensation for publishers and requires bids. the board later learned the advertisement clause was repeated by the legislature. J. M. Quinn, editor of the Butte Miner, denied plans for a House postmaster run.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cabell
Johnson
Renta
Pailly
Yue Anditar
St. Paul
Sth
J. M. Quinn
Butte Miner
Washington
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Quinn
Bismarck
Northwest
Lead of the Butts Miner Brightens its Columns
The paper notes a new lead has revitalized the Butts Miner, bringing clearer writing and renewed energy to the publication. Readers see a refreshed tone and improved presentation as the staff works to restore old momentum.
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Constitutional Referendum Power Without Court Review Proposed
A North Dakota constitutional debate recalls a 19th century proposal to empower the legislature to refer statutes to the state supreme court for constitutionality. Critics warn it would make laws final only if the court finds them constitutional, risking unchecked corporate influence and costly litigation. South Dakota’s constitution already grants the governor authority to seek supreme court opinions on important legal questions.
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North Dakota
Legionatire
E. A. Williamos
Supreme Court of
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Elaill
Supreme Court
Public land policy and reclamation plan discussed by Carter
The report notes 1890 91 patents 251707 vs 1886 87 far fewer. It cites acres reclaimed potential 720000 and 58000000 total acres public land beyond US moves. Carter urges private capital but warns against railroad subsidies and favors state led reclamation with careful timing and transfer to settlers rather than blanket incentives.
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Gold Repatriation Pressure Builds Across Markets
Henry Clews notes renewed gold flow from Europe to America as London stays uncertain due to its monetary situation. He predicts up to 35,000,000,000 in gold leaving by year end, with about 15,000,000 already moved this season. The Bank of England resists while Paris is prepared to absorb the demand.
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Europe
America
Henry Clews
London
Banke of England
Paris
European money markets and American securities outlook
Analysis notes the uncertain impact of European political and monetary affairs on demand for money. It flags potential reduced foreign support if expectations dip and reports London rates around 6 percent for U.S. stocks. Bank of England restraint may aim to stabilize foreign exchange amid Russian loan pricing. Bank liquidity appears ample, with no imminent stringency and likely continued gold import and expansion in circulation.
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Europe
London
Bank of England
Anti Tnotory
Denis
Trans Mississippi congress meets at Ouwhu amid farming and law talks
The next meeting of the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress will be held at Ouwhu on the 19th inst with topics including corn as food irrigation deep water ports transportation mining and bank law Also notes report gambling houses in Grand Forks closed under state law and northwest towns afflicted by gunblurs and crime along the Red River valley with Minnesota towns worst hit
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trans-Missiosippi Commercial Congress
Ouwhu
Gulf
United States Geological Survey
Trans-Mississippi
Bost Grand Forks
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Grand Forks
Untold Local Letter Flub Sparks Small Evening Confusion
A fragmentary note from Me Henry vownty Independent recounts Henry Erlekson buying wood and stacking it behind a store. Within an hour several wood logs were carried away. The writer laments lost wood and mentions a later odd scene with a butcher knife. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret but hints at a minor local incident.
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Henry Vownty
Henry Erlekson
JL. Clemente
Germany and United States Agree on Trade Duties
Errav for sugar, the deal would reduce German duties on American wheat rye and flour and raise American duties on German sugar in equal measure. The agreement opens a new market for surplus grain for Germany and expands reciprocal access.
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Germany
United States
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Parnell Split Deepens Irish Faction Feud and Ohio Gubernatorial Debate
An oped predicts Parnell’s death might unite Irish factions but signs indicate continued strife. Parnellites issue a manifesto against McCarthyites as Ada Ohio hosts a high profile Ohio governor debate between McKinley and Campbell. Northward political ambitions loom with plans for the next Republican national convention in Washington. Also noted are shifting marriage patterns in Dakota and a proposed New York harbor fortification US possessions loss.
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Parnell
Ireland
Ada
Ohio
McKinley
Campbell
Artesian irrigation in Dakota fields and public justice in Omaha
The Minneapolis Times reports on artesian wells expanding in the James River valley and in Dakota counties, noting irrigation methods, yields, and potential transformation of agriculture. It also discusses Omaha street justice, public sentiment, and a forthcoming Republican state central committee meeting to unify the party before 1892 elections, plus a Supreme Court review of New York electrocution law.
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Minneapolis
James River Valley
Great Artesian Basin
Mitchell
Jamestown
Brown, Spink
Bendie
South Dakota
Huron
Neue Huron
Nhie Great
North
Yankton
Dakota
Teteher
California
Nilw Valley
Moxpotamia
James River
Central Communtiesia
Purgo
New York
Federal Supreme Court
Manitobe wheat flour shows higher gluten content
A garbled report states that Ladoga wheat flour from Manitobe yields bread with more gluten, claiming two pounds more bread per 100 pounds than another variety. The fragment references a “colar ct” and unclear measurements, but suggests a notable gluten difference affecting loaf output.
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Manitobe
Farmers seek pure flour and early ripening wheat
The article discusses continued cultivation in Canadine Northwest to eliminate yellow tinga and yield ny godi flour in every ragped a the red Fyfe. It notes Ladoga show ripens ten days earlier than red Fyfe, stressing agricultural importance. It also covers North Dakota's plan to exhibit educational facilities at the World's Columbian Exposition and outlines a teacher and worker manual. The U.S. Supreme Court session addresses lottery law validity and the McKinley bill, while the Behring Sea controversy remains unresolved with hearings set through November.
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Department of Public Instiution
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Columbo Exposition
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Typesetting advances and regional currency notes in 1880s article
An annealing contest in Chicago showcases future typesetting where news could be set directly from telegraph data. A Casselton Republican column criticizes Bismarck, noting growth and housing shortages while a South American coast lieutenant is recalled. An article titled Uncle Sam's Money highlights government expenditure.
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Robert Gravee
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Democratic vigor after arrival at Cleveland baby
The text notes Crower showing renewed energy for Prower as a strong democratic worker. It mentions Fargo Agricultural station bulletin on sheep diseases available free from the college, and changes to the North Dakota Agricultural college winter course start date from November 8 to November 19. It highlights near-complete main building at Fargo campus, editorial changes at Fargo Argue, and Warren Murr advising North Dakota primary. Also urges using the present crop to reduce debt.
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Prower
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North Dakota Agricultural College
North Dakota Agricultural Collage
Fargo
Local notices and oddities from a ragged clipping
The fragment references a grand opening to stop paying interest, retirement of Miss Vinnie Hall from the Edgeley Mail, charges against Marshal Price described as cowardly, and a string of dubious quotes from fictional papers. It also mentions Minionnse the Australian rain waker and debates over Rentucky’s constitution.
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Vinnie Hall
Edgeley Mail
Immortal epic from an after-dinner tribute in Chicago
In an after-dinner speech in Chicago Henri Watteraen hails General Grant and the Army of the Tennessee. A southern woman’s framed insignia evokes shared sacrifice and unity, echoing Lincoln era resolve and the sentiment of peace after war.
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Chicago
Tnhck Weelk
Army of the Tennessee
Henri Watteraen
Grant
Tayetic Sea
New Brass Band in Lurtitiore and State News Tangle
The St Thomas Times notes a new brass band of fifteen players in Lurtitiore led by Hon Tas V Brooke and reports Grand Parke law office openings. It covers Canadian whiskey imports into Porobian, Walker's mill closure near Grand Forks, and a 13 million feet timber halt. North Dakota public lands total 10185 440 acres for settlement per Land Commission. A Grand Forke citizen seeks a divorce after his wife’s alleged illness following marriage. Soo extension from Hankinson to Lanona near Valley City completed with passenger and freight service starting. line to Valley City soon. A Devils Lake deaf mute school enrolls 25, printing outfit and a 4-page newspaper planned. Harvest hands depart east. wage notes and town spend.
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Porobian County
Walker’s
Grand Forks
Land Commission
Carter
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Grand Forke
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Lanona
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Valley City
Vas
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Pangeas
J. ©. Hunter
Cuse County
Culaslan Republican
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