Brainerd water works dispute ends with plan for upgrades
City officials and Minnesota Water Works Company reach a settlement to invest up to 10 000 in plant improvements including new intake, two filters, and mains to raise pressure and water quality. Agreement requires contractor bids and a binding funding guarantee from hydrant rentals. Additional meetings planned with engineers and council committees to finalize contract and oversee work.
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Minnesota Water Works Company
Tighe
St. Pau
Minn
Tre Common Council
Brainerd
Robert Bement
St. Paul Water Board
Bement
Maine
Amsness Tighe
St. Paul
A. P. Farrar
Ms. L. Bean
National Democratic Rally to be addressed by Lawler and Flower
On Wednesday evening October 28 Hon D W Lawler of St Paul former governor candidate and Hon R G Flower ex governor of New York will address Brainerd voters on National Democratic sound money issues. Both speakers have national reputation and are expected to draw a large crowd. Dress Making Done at Mre C Grandelmyer's.
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M. J. Paine
Staples
Harman
St. Paul
R. H. Hendershott
Rappahannock
J. C. Hendershott
W. J. Nolan
Hendershott
America
M. R. Baldwin
Libby Prison
D. W. Lawler
R. G. Flower
New York
Brainerd
National Democratic Party
Sound Money
Union Veterans’ Patriotic League of
McKinley and Morris Club
League
United States
Wm. McKinsley
Ghee
Committee Reports Uncollectible Taxes and Costs Highlighted
The committee notes uncollected personal taxes for 1895 totaling 2743 dollars, plus uncollected 1893 and 1894 judgments at 2218 dollars. Sheriff and related costs amount to about 450 dollars, and 416 dollars were spent obtaining those judgments. Also listed are assorted local notices and advertisements on registration, services, and merchandise.
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Frater
la Bar
W. D. McKay
D. D. Smith
J. N. Nevers
John F. Hurley
J. H. Koop
Walter Davis
D. E. Slipp
The Governorship: Clough and Lind in Minnesota Race
The piece argues against Lind backed by the Demo-Pops and favorable to Clough, praising his honesty and business record. It claims Lind would yield state machinery to Democrats, harm credit, and hurt farmers, while Clough would safeguard credit and steer a prudent administration.
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Minnesota
Lind
Congress
Millers’ Association
Mr. Lind
Clough
New Democracy
Davis
Nelson
United States
Senate
Kansas
Oregon
Nebraska
Northwest
Canada
East
Paul
Minneapolis
Dakotas
Ori
Nicks
Jess
Letter of Caution to Crow Wing Farmers in 1896
A dated 1896 unsigned note warns Crow Wing County farmers against silver policy and politics. It cites rising crop prices from Chicago market reports and accuses William Jennings Bryan of misleading voters. The piece appeals for self reliance, economic realism, and Republican governance to protect American industries. It also includes a Brainerd mayoral reelect disclaimer by A. J. Halsted dated Oct 16 1896.
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Crow Wing County
Europe
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Supreme Court
Neiauzor
Parge Declares Mayoral C candidacy Brain erd City
R H Parge announces self as candidate for mayor seeking support from friends and voters for an economical administration and guaranteed rights. Crow Wing County notice shows J W Swipe seeking independent run for sheriff with date dated Oct 9 1896.
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Crow Wing Co
W. H. Everest
Brainerd
R. H. Parge
W A Fiemia Files Nomination for Crow Wing County Attorney
County Attorney candidate W A Fiemia announces his nomination for Crow Wing County Attorney and seeks voters support. He pledges the strictest economy while serving the public interest and states he is in the race.
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Crow Wing County
W. A. Fiemia
Brainerd Teachers Exam Set For Oct 24 At High School
The Brainerd school board announces an examination for all prospective teachers at the High School building on Saturday October 24 at 8 a m. T Murritt Epmanos serves as Secretary Board of Examiners.
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Tere
Brainerd
T. Murritt Epmanos
Board of Examiners
Kola-Celery Tea Sold by Atwood and Johnson
An advertisement claims Kola-Celery Tea cures insomnia and sleeplessness and names Atwood & Johnson as the sellers.
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Dr. Freeman
Atwood & Johnson
Reward Offered in Schwartz Brick Yard Property Crimes
C N Parker announces a ten dollar reward for apprehension and conviction of anyone destroying fences breaking into buildings or stealing property on lot 2 section 19 town 45 range 30 known as the Schwartz Brick Yard. A fifty dollar reward is offered for arson related to the building on the same property burned the night of September 12.
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Schwartz Brick Yard
C. N. Parker
Tourist Car to California Offered by Northern Pacific
An upholstered Pullman tourist car runs every Wednesday from St. Paul at 2 45 p m and Minneapolis at 3 20 p m arriving in San Francisco the following Monday morning. Double berth seats cost 6 00. For tickets and reservations contact W D McKay ticket agent Northern Pacific Railway Brainerd Minnesota tf.
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California
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
San Francisco
W. D. McKay
N. P. Ry. Co
Brainerd
Minn
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