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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1896
Page
4
In the bustling drive for emigrations the town looks toward Kana Joee to claim her portion of the coming season. The report notes expected movement and local interest as settlers prepare for departure.
A brief opinion note argues insinuations and innuendoes are tools used by those with greater leverage. The Minneapolis Times invites readers to scrutinize rhetoric and confront manipulation in public discourse.
The Republican candidates for governor who receive no support beyond the Democratic press of Minneapolis appear to be hard up.
The Minneapolis Times notes a growing furor over alleged insiders while all prominent state officials begin their first terms, signaling a shift in political dynamics.
A historical remark notes potential satisfaction among Democrats and critics at the idea of replacing Chairman Tams Bixby with a less capable successor, reflecting partisan attitudes in the debate.
In a printed notice the author vows to pursue the scalp of every man who opposed the re election of W D Washburn. The language suggests supporters may have bitten off more than they can successfully masticate.
Report says Washburn supporters in Minneapolis have gathered 350000 to defeat Gov Clough's renomination. They allegedly bought influence of two leading papers to smear his character, prompting a warning that common people must resist such tactics and not be used by corrupt schemers.
A fragment urges choosing Kanabec county as a suitable place for home-based timber work highlighting productive soil clean water drainage and energetic suitability for personal ambition.
DARRAGH. Special to the Tribune. W. A. Gillis was a Darragh visitor Monday. J. H. Stone and family spent Sunday in this town. McNally came down from camp No. 3 last Monday. Alma Ekman spent Sunday with her parents in Mora. Tom McCarty passed through here Sunday on his way to Mora. John Kilty spent a few days last week in Stillwater returning last Saturday. Bert Brackett of Pine City launched Mulvey Carmichael’s wanagan here Monday.
Ole Anderson and S. O. Person visited from camp and Rush City. Isaac Johnson headed to the woods. A J Smith traveled to Pine City. Andrew Hoaglund hosted a dance. Goran Sundin greeted locals. A P Frandin Jr. conducted business in Sandstone. Andrew Westling visited from Cambridge. Ida Person planned a stay in Rush City. Brookpark Opera company performed at Lake Pokegama with P Frames orchestra. Mora Tribune editor S. W. Anderson visited Brook Park. W W Willoughby of Harris spent time with C K E Taft to discuss land, noting Brookpark’s promising outlook and higher land prices.
Andrew Erickson of Dalbo visited Lawrence last week. Tra Price becomes head chef for the Sargent logging company. Charles Wicklander returned from Rush Lake with oats. Harvey Bennett brought goods to Charles Malone’s store. Dr. Danforth left log hauling on nine mile road as a bad job and returned to Moray. Mrs. C A Berg visits Brunswick with her parents. Nels Olson and Andrew Olson cut hay locally. O A Anderson of Marshall county visits P A Erickson family. A A Oberg went to Bronson farm to operate a grinder. H W Nelson travels to Santiago Sherburne county for winter saw mill work. Andrew Hanson comes home sick from O’Neal Bros. camp to see Dr. Whiting. Some readers should beware lengthy letters to the paper.
Eric Fredin returns home from the woods a sick man. Fred Scalberg traveled from the logging camp on the Upper Snake river last Saturday. Albin Anderson and N. E. Nelson visited Rush City last Wednesday for the farmers institute. Prof. David reportedly has matrimonial trouble as seen in his expression. The local suggestion is to consult Dr. D. Jayne's almanac for dance and music tips referenced on page 30.
Albin Wicklaaider of Lawrence suffered injuries described as serious after an incident. Details of location, date, and exact circumstances are not provided in the readable text. Local authorities may investigate and issue further updates.
The piece extols Kanabec county as a desirable homeseekers locale with rich soil and clean water. It highlights low crime, few civil cases, and strong community values rooted in Puritan lineage, urging newcomers to join a hardy, God fearing, law abiding community.
Edward Naslund and Mrs Albert Naslund from Brunswick visited L H K Dennenvith last Tuesday. Miss Annie Andersen went to Pokegama camp last Sunday to cook in her father's camp. Mrs P O Mattson visited Rock Creek last Sunday with Mr Matison's hired man. The Misses Alice Wicklander and Ida Nelson called on friends at Alandset and Mora from Thursday to Saturday.
Local items report Dr. C A Kelsey at the ome again and Tafts on the sick list. Leighto of Kenyon buys 160 acres in section 29. Goodspeed, a wagon maker, busy with sleds. Miss McDonald of Rush City visiting here. Saw mill cutting lumber for Zeigler who plans a hotel next Monday. Orr Woodbeck to take two carloads of wood to South Dakota. Mass meeting at Hinckley unresolved. Brookpark backs county seat bid. Woodbeck sold blacksmith shop to West Superior buyer. he aims to be a Granger.
A Friday night dance at Andrew Berg’s residence sets the tone for a lively Mille Lacs County notebook. E F Sargent's logging area draws Yank Fillmore’s attention while Mattson and Blakely finish a new 16 by 82 foot hall on their Mora street building. Albin Wicklander suffers severe facial injuries from a horse kick, ending with twelve stitches. Dr. Butler treats him and he remains under care in Mora.
Local notice from Sruor Gupell Mora Minnesota promotes dry goods and clothing including Mackinaws rubbers caps and blankets at cut prices. Winter clothing offered cheaper than anywhere else in town as stock must be cleared.
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