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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
1
Postal authorities announce that domestic postage rates have been extended to Cuba effective immediately. The change expands mail service to include Cuba with current rate structures applying to international shipments.
RavixnALpo was captured again signaling a decisive end to ongoing pursuit. Authorities report the suspect has been secured after renewed efforts, bringing closure to the case and allowing casework to proceed.
The St Cloud Journal Press described the Brainerd girls as a win some lot in a concise scoring note. It reflected a positive assessment of Brainerd’s performance and potential in the game context.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes King Enowarp is reportedly satisfied with his reign and has applied for a salary raise. The item reflects a tongue in cheek or satirical tone regarding royal remuneration.
A bill moving through the house proposes that a cross mark after a presidential candidate counts for all electors. Supporters say the bill should pass to streamline voting and avoid split tickets while opponents warn of voter confusion and unintended outcomes.
Jeepae Lewis of Ramsey County District Court sustains Judge McClenahan ruling that the board of education had the right to exclude unvaccinated children from schools.
The legislature passed a bill to convert the state oil inspector from a fee to a salaried office effective January 1, 1903. The annual salary is set at 38,500 dollars.
The Dispatch notes spelling dispute over card game names Spenuchle and pinocle with Webster's penuchle listed as preferred. Arena comments both spellings valid and dictionary choice centers on Webster's standard usage.
A bill to divide the gross earnings tax among counties and cities based on railroad property was introduced by Rep Laybourn of Duluth. The idea is sound, but chances of passage this session are slim due to timing.
G. A. Hunt of Bay Lake shares timely fruit growing guidance in a signed letter printed in this column. The article offers practical tips aimed at helping county readers cultivate fruit trees and improve yields.
The army will not raise the full 100,000 under the reorgan ization law. President deems 70,000 sufficient as insurrection wanes in the Philippines. Democracy sees militarism and imperialism forecasts challenged by this move. In Duluth a Whiteman advertisement stands out.
A survey crew is said to work on a railroad route crossing the Great Northern at Mora and heading to Brainerd, linking Mille Lacs lake country to an outlet. The information is unconfirmed and may be a guess, but it offers new hope to lake residents.
The district court in Crow Wing County will convene the first Tuesday in February and the second Tuesday in July instead of March and September. The next term opens Tuesday July 9th.
Emil Busse of Gilbert reports Ripley town and surrounding farmers have formed a mutual creamery association. The creamery will be located at St. Ripley with a separator at Gilbert. About forty farmers are interested.
The news depot for all daily papers has moved from Highfield news stand to R. D. King’s confectionery at the corner of Suh and Front streets, and St Paul and Minneapolis papers will be sold only at this location.
Over the past week licenses were issued for uniting couples including Joe Bushway and Myrtle Krupe on March 21, Adolph Peterson and Mary Peterson on March 28, Peter Norquist and Hannah Johnson, and Emil Anderson and Alma Wilson.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends who aided us after the death of baby Marie. Special thanks to the B. P. O. E. J. B. I. U. R. N. A. and T. O. G. M. for their floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lagor.
The Brainerd basketball squads arrived in the city this afternoon by NP train for games in the normal gym tonight. The Journal Press notes the athletic look of the boys and comments the ladies should win if their skill matches their attractiveness. Jerome Kelleher opens a saloon at 1st street corner, already owning two other properties. The Bank of Cass Lake will move within a week to its new corner on 2nd Ave and 2nd Street, praised as an elegant and commodious building north of the Twin Cities.
For one week from April 1 to 8 Dr H F Simmons offers treatment for chronic conditions with guarantee or no charge until benefit. Home treatment available. Office hours are Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Includes Rocky Mountain Tea promotion and ticket note for "A Merry Minister."
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