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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1898
Page
4
A chaotic account describes Berksfield welcoming visitors to a Valley Road event featuring toy demonstrations, a power display, and a parade. It highlights the crowd, banners, and the role of local officials in organizing the event, with emphasis on community pride and regional industry.
A campaign club meeting in the ward attracted many supporters seeking alignment with the Republican ticket. Conrad chaired, with G W Gray, Dan Ma lures, and G OW Gray among officers. about 60 voters signed in as the club planned a June convention date.
Unclear readable text describes a man or subject improving after a change in habit or treatment. Mentions a horse, disappointment, and prospects in life. References powders and nursing care with a pound of TosIs and a rapid transformation. Subject reportedly gained flesh and appetite.
Delegates ratified a unanimous plan for raisin pooling at a Thursday convention. A committee was formed to organize stock shares and contracts, with signings and district agents appointed to finalize terms and report next Tuesday.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of names and terms including personal names such as Peter and Touinst, district references, and scattered phrases. The readable content yields no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
The Woman's Missionary Society held a meeting at St Dougs Church with new committee appointments recorded. Officers include President Mrs Mooreston, Treasurer Mrs J Moore, and Secretary Mrs W Wenster with diocesan and district secretaries named. Missionary work entries show pledges and contributions totaling $4360 for various missions including Grosen, Mexican border, North American central, Day of Wear, and Indian missions. services and reports noted.
Fragmented report recounts a hunt where a Grizzly named Old Club Foot was shot after a lengthy combat. Hunters Johnsen and Vehkens led efforts with support from Mp 2400 as the bear was felled. The piece fills with archaic spellings and garbled names but centers on a dramatic hunt and the animal’s injuries.
Pupils promoted to ninth grade include Carl Vimeren Wilda Anduson Foy Findels Brown Vale Brown and many others listed by name. Honor rolls and examinations noted with several students receiving seventh eighth ninth and tenth honors.
The San Trancico Pot laments unpatriotic behavior by Demwer tte ann r and lawmakers in both chambers seeking political gain from the Spain war. It condemns demagogues who mock the country’s duties and indulge in empty rhetoric over serious national transitions.
A lengthy local commentary analyzes fusion proposals between Democrats and Populists, detailing factional splits, leadership doubts, and strategic maneuvering. It cites figures such as Knobloch and Reedley, notes Populist strength believed overstated, and discusses how party chiefs push for cohesive slates while factions resist.
A fragmented editorial piece discusses presidential nominees, Democratic and Populist tensions, and concerns over violence linked to political factions. It notes Roosevelt era anxieties, public disorder in San Antonio, and calls for stable policy to avoid civil unrest amid party strife.
A garbled item notes concern over French goods affecting sardine packaging. It mentions Danville, Horace, and Horace Sewall, with references to Kansas and a fall from a train near a point two months ago. The fragment hints at injuries and medical treatment but remains unclear on exact events.
Trustees of a deed of trust for Anson Jahogon and Wiletina Jahusen announce sale of property in Fresno County California. On June 189 between 9:00 and 10:00 a.m. at the courthouse door the real estate will be sold for cash to satisfy the note secured by the trust. Property includes south half of the northwest quarter of section five in township 168 south range 23 east Mount Diablo base and meridian with all improvements water rights ditches contracts and appurtenances.
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