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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1896
Page
5
The Mora Tribune presents the Official Directory of Kanabec County listing residents and officials including Henry Aines A Larson A M Anderson N E Nelson J C Pope Alfred Sundeen Louis Nelson J A Pope R W Safford Nels Sjodin Jr L E Konker Groff N M.
Rail schedule lists arrival times for St. Paul and Minneapolis and Duluth and West Superior services. Additional stops include Melrose, St. Cloud, Sandstone, and Hinckley with varied afternoon and early morning timings.
Mora items report residents visiting and traveling to Twin Cities St Paul Minneapolis and Lawrence. Notes include Dan orders and business visits, hotel stays, shipments of ties, piano purchases and market prices for corn and oats. A Swedish women's society organizes with a meeting planned today.
Mora community brief recounts holiday travel, soap price wars, school reopening, sewing circle postponement, social gatherings, a liquor arrest testimony, railway service reductions, an AOUW entertainment, a fatal horse incident, recent marriages, court house construction, local deaths, a birthday party, and potato storage concerns with farmers hoping for price increases.
Cars are moved on sleds from the station to the O'Neal Bros. logging road in a notable efficiency upgrade, replacing hauling over bare ground and speeding arrival at their destination.
A stranger arrived from Hinckley as a world roaming pedestrian on foot only and bearing an Austrian silver badge. He plans to visit every state and county seat, writing a 1000 page yearly book while earning six cents per mile. He speaks multiple languages and shows no fatigue, with Princeton as his next stop.
In Forreston Minnesota on January 15 1896 a letter to the Mora Tribune denies a reported assignment by Malette and Van Wormer of Foreston. C W Van Wormer states no assignment has been made and none is in prospect.
Stand by your own town and build it up the Elk River Star News urges farmers and townsmen. The piece warns against buying cheap goods in distant cities, calling it harmful to local business, land values, education, and community pride, and stresses protecting family welfare and reputation.
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