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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
4
The notice outlines annual ad rates of 1.50 dollars for rooms 5 7 and 9 in block 8 at Terma and mentions application requirements for rate eligibility.
On Friday February 23, 1900 DenMARK asserts no person in her domain lacks reading or writing ability. The remark sparks discussion about education and literacy standards in the community.
The Northwestern Editorial Association will enjoy a summer outing featuring trips to Winnipeg Lake of the Woods and Duluth during the upcoming travel plan.
Gov Linp travels to South Dakota with friend Petti in a bid to support shared aims. Observers describe the pair as similar in outlook, a stance said to upset many loyal and patriotic citizens.
The text credits Van Sant with strong party loyalty and broad support. It notes his numerous friends who will remember him even after his election as governor of Minnesota.
Wire grass is rapidly substituting manila hemp in making all goods formerly produced with the latter. The industry is set to expand considerably, bringing notable profits to Northern Minnesota as a result.
The Minnesota Editorial Association elected Chas Mitchell as president. Charlie is described as the right man for the role, with expectations of more pleasure and fun infused into upcoming outings than since the society’s organization.
The speaker asserts Clark spent $115,000 to win the Montana Senate seat, about $1,000 per legislator, calling the allegation of buying his seat absurd and noting Montana legislators are not cheap.
The author argues that popocrats amplify every minor event to harm the administration in the coming campaign. They claim free silver and anti expansion are failing, so they pivot to the trust issue and the Macrum incident to create prejudice, but warn this will fail as popocrat success relies on free silver and scorning business.
County readers are warned of the May 7 1900 tax sale for forfeited unpaid taxes from 1895 and earlier. No redemption after sale. owners must pay taxes plus 30 cents clerk and ad fees to obtain receipts. Notices reach owners by postal card publication and sheriff personal visit.
The St Paul Dispatch reports on City Attorney McClenahan switching to the Republican fold, praising his independence and leadership. The piece notes his long Democratic past, reasons for party change, and the Sixth district’s welcome as a valuable, principled addition.
The Dispatch endorses issuing bonds to fund a new school building and consolidating three eighth grade rooms into two to save about 745 dollars annually in costs. It notes savings on janitor services and future room needs but stresses the necessity of proper facilities and does not oppose the bond issue for this purpose.
The Clerk of the District Court of Crow Wing County Minnesota certifies delinquent real estate taxes dating to 1897 or earlier under Chapter 822 of 1899. The copy was filed January 20 1900 with the County Auditor, and the certificate bears the court seal dated February 3 1900. County Auditor A Mahlum signs the filing.
Notice is given that William Petre has filed for final proof to support his claim H E No 16195 for E4y NW and Lot 1 Sec 2 SE 45 T29 R.29. Proof will be made before W A M Johnston clerk at Brainerd Minnesota on Friday March 23 1900. Names witnesses George Bock Henry Wellwood Jonathan Finley Joseph Golla. Post office Brainerd Crow Wing county Minnesota. M D Taylor Register.
Crow Wing County issues a formal notice to E Sanborn at 8. The document outlines a legal or administrative action with dates and procedural steps to follow. The text specifies party names, jurisdiction, and added instructions for response or compliance.
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