Real Estate Tax Judgment Sale Listed for May 1895
Pursuant to a real estate tax judgment of the District Court Crow Wing County Minnesota the sale of lands charged with taxes penalties and costs will take place on the first Monday May 1895 at 10 o clock in the forenoon in the court house Brainerd Minnesota. The sale follows a March 21 1895 judgment enforcing payment of taxes and penalties on properties in Crow Wing and Cass Counties with delinquent status as of January 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Wing
Minnesota
Cass
Court House
Brainerd
Sean
Louis Tacog
Minn
A. D
H. J. Spratery
Johann Heiio
Aes
County Court House
Said
Mina
Magly Johnson
Henry Mable
State OF Minnesota
J. Lamont
Louis Tache
Crow Wing County
Law to Enforce Chain Gang in Little Falls
The chain gang law will be enforced in Little Falls immediately and tramps will avoid the area. The author of Coin's Financial School was aided by a 100000 silver dollar donation from silver barons to promote circulation of the book.
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Little Falls
Ramsey Proposes Quarter Million Capitol Enterprise Funding
Ramsey county asks for a quarter million dollars from her funds to support a new capitol enterprise. The proposal raises concern that the next legislature might refuse repayment, prompting debate over financial risk and state backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey County
Ferris bill funds grass seed aid for Pixe county
Pixe County received 4615 dollars for grass seed under the Ferris bill. The people of the county deserve the bulk of the appropriation and express gratitude for the aid the measure provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pixe County
Otter Tail farmers miss seed law benefits due to auditor negligence
The article notes many Otter Tail county farmers will gain nothing from the Ferris grass seed law because the county auditor neglected to fill required blanks. It also mentions Duluth’s failure to secure a normal school appropriation and questions Senator Spencer’s unsettled state plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Tail County
Duluth
Spencer
Minnesota Farmers Embrace Potatoes for Profit
Minnesota farmers plan larger potato acreage this year as Grow Wing county growers join the trend. Experience has shown profitable returns in potato raising, prompting broader planting.
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Minnesota
Minnesota English Law Note Sparks Legislative Debate
A Minnesota newspaper notes that English language publication is required for legal notices while lawmakers debate a law. Critics argue legislators appeased foreign constituents and aimed to influence the outcome, though supporters contend practical necessity drives the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Appointment of J N Jones as factory inspector noted
The St. Cloud Journal Press mocks the appointment of J N Jones as factory inspector because he backed Knute Nelson for senator and hints the public will learn more about the late senatorial election. It also notes Brother Eastman forgets the favored post he held after the Washburn election years ago.
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St. Cloud Journal Press
J. N. Jones
Knute Nelson
United States
Bro. Eastman
Washburn
Nickel Plate fare to points east of Chicago quoted
The item notes checking the Nickel Plate Road rate to destinations east of Chicago before buying tickets. It cites City Ticket Caie at 199 Clark Street, Chicago, as the contact point for the fare information.
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Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
Caie
Clark Street
Foreclosure Notice of Minnesota Mortgage Sale
Default on twelve dollars due under a mortgage executed by Charles B. Clouse and Martha A. Clouse to George W. Thayer. The sale of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter and more in section 22, township 43, range 32 Crow Wing County will occur at Brainerd Court House on June ith, 1895 at 10 am for cash to cover debt, interest, taxes, and attorney fees with one year redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Clouse
Martha A. Clouse
George W. Thayer
Register of Deeds
Crow Wing
Minnesota
State of
Eaid Crow Wing
Brainerd
A. Grhorgeh
W. Thayer
Linprenck
Blasckann & Linvveren
Attormeys
Little Falls
Demorest's Magazine Offers Art and Thinker Types
The passage describes thumb types including Square, Spatulated, Conical, and Artistic, linking them to character and interests. It promotes Demorest's Magazine as a monthly Atlas of ideas with art reproductions, including a De Longpré original oil painting valued at $350 given to 1895 subscribers, plus richly illustrated content across art and science domains.
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Demorest
de Longpré
Political ambitions and county bridge proposal stir state news
Several gentlemen eye the governor's chair while Minnesota holds a Republican National League meeting in Cleveland starting June 19 for a three day session. Delegates to Minnesota's 38 seats will be chosen next week in Minneapolis with an excursion planned to Niagara Falls and other sites.
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Republican National League
Cleveland
Minnesota
State League
Minneapolis
Niagra Falls
Putin Bay
Chautauqua
Minnesota to Count Population in June Census
Minnesota will conduct the fourth decennial census from June 1 to June 30 under a law from the last session. The secretary of state oversees the census bureau in St Paul. Enumerators will be appointed for the county next week with compensation at two cents per person or up to three cents per person in sparse areas, and daily rates of $2 to $3 as allowed.
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Minnesota
Secretary of State
St. Paul
Journal counters Brainerd Disratcn on silver coinage
The Journal rebuts the Brainerd Disratcn claim that no new ideas exist on the silver question. It argues free coinage does not require government payment, but rather government acceptance of forty seven cents worth of silver at the current price and stamping it as one dollar, with bonds issued to support treasury needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd Disratcn
Disratcn
Secretary of the Treasury
Parity critique of silver dollar and gold replacement
The writer argues that redeeming dollars with gold over silver creates a 47 cent value, equating to paying a dollar for less than its value. The piece attacks the Journal for bias and notes widespread newspaper agreement against populist theories, alleging selfish motives.
Journal misuses free coinage critique amid wheat price debate
The article accuses The Journal of promoting silver coinage as a cause of price shifts, arguing silver demonetization did not drive wheat or other prices. It notes wheat trends since 1873, rising and falling with production costs, labor wages, and global competition, not silver policy.
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Montana
United States
India
Russia
Curfew talk promotes social reform in Minnesota towns
Debates over a night curfew for underage youths reveal belief in its wisdom to curb crime. The piece argues that keeping children off streets after 9 p.m. reduces prison and reform school populations, linking home discipline to social decay and praising regulated city measures as salutary.
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Minnesota
Pioneer Press
Morality, Youth, and Curfew in City Streets
Essay laments street life as a modern Moloch where children pay a toll of vice. It argues parental duty must be enforced or curfews should forbid leaving children to roam at night. A curfew is praised as a tool for moral regeneration and limit on delinquency.
Evolution of maps from ancient to modern times
The article traces mapmaking from Egyptian diagrams to globe-based latitude and longitude, noting early inaccuracies and the 1700s arrival of roughly correct world maps. It highlights modern topographical accuracy and promotes a Burlington Route map, offered mounted for 15 cents via W. J. C. Kenyon in St. Paul, Minnesota, with routing info.
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Asia
American
San Francisco
Pekin
Burlington
W. J. C. Kenyon
Gen. Pass. Agt
St. Paul
Minn
Dining Car Service Restored on Nickel Plate Route
A dining car service between Chicago and Buffalo via the Nickel Plate Road is now available to travelers along the line. passengers on through trains between Chicago New York and Boston may obtain all meals on trains. For reservations and more information contact local ticket agent or J Y Calaban General Agent Chicago.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
United States
Canadian
Jas. C. Pon. Gen. Pass. Ag.t
Wis
Chi Buffalo
Nickels Plate Road
Hicago
New York
Boston
J. Y. Calaban
Nickel Plaza Road
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Buffalo
Wagner
J. Y. Calahan
Clark Street
Ill
Water permits and liquor license notices from 1895
The lawn water season runs May 1 to October 1 with permits available at No 6 First National Bank Block. After May 1 water will be shut off without notice for unpermitted use. Morisset Water Works Co. announces strict enforcement and payment is required for water use. Also notices for sash and doors, a liquor license application by George B. Lister for Lothrop Station Cass County, hearing May 7, 1895, and Hoffman Bazaar installment offers.
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First National Bank
Morisset, Water Wonks Co
Board of
Crow Wing
In Memoriam and Service Updates From 1895 Notices
Resolutions at St Francis Branch No 1 M B A mourn the death of Lions Hinkle praising his charity and character with mourning of the charter, minutes, and family condolences. Also notes new Nickel Plate Dining Car service with trains 2 5 and 6 Chicago to New York and Boston and dining and breakfast options. Advertising copy lists bicycle shop and liquor license hearing details and a grocery sale with lease option.
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St. Francis Branch No. 1
Wuerreas
Lions Hinkle
Frand
Record of Brainerd Cough Syrup and Local Groceries
M Hagberg's offers a variety of groceries from Odd Fellows Block. Sherwood's Cough Syrup has been produced in Brainerd for over 20 years with a positive guarantee and not a bottle returned.
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M. Hagberg’s
Sherwood’s
Brainerd
Nickel Plate Ticket Office Moves Within Chicago
The Chicago City Ticket Office of the New York Chicago and St Louis Railroad will relocate to 111 Adams Street on May 1. No changes to New York and Boston through service. J Y Calaban, General Agent, 19 Clark Street, Chicago. Wagner Palace Cars and Dining Car service available daily on through trains to New York and Boston.
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New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Nickle Plate Road
Chicago
New York
Chicago & St. Louis
Boston
West Shore
Fitchburg
Wagner Palace
J. Y. Calaban
Clark Street
Worth the Dressmaker of the Empress S Edited Styles
Worth dominated court fashion for the empress and Countess de Montijo, designing and fitting gowns with instant alterations. He employed 800 workers, kept an exclusive Lyons silk factory account, and produced sketches and album paintings of his outfits. A humanitarian figure, he turned his Champs Elysees apartment into an ambulance during the siege and supported many institutions. His sons carried on his fashion legacy.
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Worth
Tuileries
Comtesse de Montijo
Worthford
Lyons
Europe
Mark
Champs Elysees
Goncourts
Mme
Octave Feuillet
London Globe
Estate of Johann Theviot Deceased Probate Notice
In Crow Wing County Minnesota probate court special term on April 5 1808 notes proceedings in the estate of Johann Theviot.
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State OF
Minnesota
Tee
Crow Wing
Johann Theviot
Sealed Probate Document Sealed by Judge Milton McPadden
The court seals a probate matter with Judge Milton McPadden presiding and E Guvermacy listed as attorney for the petitioner. The notice indicates the action is sealed and filed in probate records.
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Milton McCfadden
Milton McPadden
Milton N McFadden
Awkwardness and Spurs and a Farinelli Reference
The passage notes a rider’s awkwardness with spurs may harm horse and saddle. It argues a well-trained horse succeeds without excessive spur use and that a rider should only apply heel aids with purpose. It cites Major General Twee die’s quote on the Arabian Horse and Farinelli’s idolization by admirers.
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Tweedie
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Sam. Walker
J. N. Nevers
Thos. F. Cakes
Harry C. Payre
Henry C. Rozse
Orthern
Pacific
R.R
Helena
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Fargo
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Pulman
Pdaluth
Dakota
Aitken
N. P. Junction
Staples
N. P
Northern Pacific
KR. Rat Brainerd
Chas, S. Fee
Gen'! Pase
ST. Paul Minn
Gall AT
Jas. H. Kelehan
Gor
Ant
Jas. H. Keleran
Wisconsin Central
Shogsonee F. Walters
Ayer
H. M. Haier
Avoca
Neb
Neb. Ayer’s Hair Vigor Prepared BY DR. J.C. Ayer & CO
Lowell, Mass
U.S.A
AMAT
Arrkrn
Mississippi
Brainerd Lumber Company
Mhe
Pine Tree Lumber Company
J. E. Glass
Gull River Lumber Company
Shelbyville
J. E. Carpenter
Clinton
Iowa
E. W. Backus
E P. Welles
E. L. Carpenter
F. Brooks
Maps
D. M. Clark & Co's
Liquor License
Louis Tacue
Hoffman Bazaar
Thomas H. Murray
Will H. Messins
Frank B. Kerr
Committee On
D. M. Clark & Co
J. Y. Callanan
Chicago, Ill
Board of County Commissioners
Backus Station
Cass County
A. Baert
County Auditor's Office
Louis Tacug
Quire O
H. McGigg
J. R. Surru
Anerta
Crow
Alfred Bogren
Samuel KE. Mooers
Ft. Ripley
Crowing County
Goode
Enid
E. Guvermacy
Petitioner
N. Schroeder
Detroit
Mixn
Farinelli
ACME
Elkhart
L. W. Chase
The
Sleeper Block
Front Street
Northwest
Cicars
Billiard
Pol Parwr
Comen and
Se&t US
Waite, Jr
Walter Baker & CO
Dorchester, Mass
R K. Whiteley
Soaveyron
Leeper Block
Attorneys AT Law
Bank
Brainerp, Minn
D. M. McDonald
McGill Veterinary College
Gorgon & Purdy's
Brainerd, Minn
A. F. Ferris
Leon E. Lum
G. D. Labar
Cashiar
Lawn Ormies
Croup
Willshire Daugherty
John L. Henton
Crow Win County
Sam. H. Parker
Jyne
Theo
Bruener
Register
Theo, Bruener
J. R. Smith
William H.erb
West Side
5Th St
Near Front
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