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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1888
Page
2
The St. Paul News argues Rev Satterlee should stay in his pulpit and avoid reformer rhetoric on prohibition. Crow Wing County backs Eugene Wilson for the delegation to St Paul, while Morton is named for vice president. Attorney Holland is urged to publish a signature and stance to prove judicial qualifications.
The Wadena Pioneer questions if a judge can be nonpartisan while Sleeper is Republican and Holland a Democrat. The paper notes Democrats back Holland with partisan fervor and ridicules nonpartisan claims as cramming the public. It attacks G W E traveling precincts on a Democratic record for votes.
The article argues against free trade, urging Western farmers to resist policies that tax domestic property while opening markets to foreigners. It claims protection benefits American citizens, supports patriotism and sound business, and criticizes Cobden Club backed British views. It previews a major Astor show with $3,000,000 value and a $1,500,000 parade lineup next Thursday.
The Minneapolis Tribune lauds Judge Sleeper's injunction ruling as the ablest and most important in the region. It accuses Mr. Holland of misrepresentation and claims his candidacy would improve only if he revealed a better legal mind rather than appeal to party prejudice.
Ben Harrison argues the Republican Party upholds Protection to shield American producers and farmers, linking home manufacture to a healthy farm market. He warns against tax hikes, champions reducing revenues to match needs, and defends protective duties as essential to preserving the American system.
The Board of Equalization met after adjournment with Commissioners Gardner Martin Farrar Patterson Fogelstrom and Auditor Tache present. Reductions were issued for A. P. Riggs mortgage from 400 to 60 Day and Meagher merchandise from 12000 to 11000 W A Smith and Co merchandise from 12000 to 11000 E M Westfall merchandise from 6050 to 5300 Cohen Bros merchandise from 8000 to 7000. Board adjourned sine die. Louis Tacue County Auditor.
Nearly new iron safe with combination lock for sale by C. Jeune in Deerwood Minnesota. Asking $60, original cost $100. Local ad listing details and contact implied.
The Brainerd city schools report 1012 pupils enrolled this year with a 627 average daily attendance. It notes a growing high school, new library and apparatus, six graduates, and concern over tardiness and building adequacy in wards two and three. The superintendent urges parental involvement and visits to observe progress.
Nehemiah P. Clarke as assignee of mortgagee announces foreclosure by sale under a Minnesota mortgage dated July 10 1585 and recorded in Crow Wing County. The willful sale of the Harrison premises at Brainerd courthouse front steps on October 9 1888 will satisfy principal, interest, taxes and fees.
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