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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1892
Page
2
Local Republican supporters praise clean, capable nominees led by E Tallmadge for county treasurer and push a strong national platform. The piece lauds Ben Harrison and W. Reid, touts World’s Fair aid criticism of the Senate, and cites Representative Funston on tariff policy. Chamberlain's Pain Balm noted as remedy.
Extracts from a lecture discussing insidious onset of malaria with symptoms like rigors, chills, cold clammy hands, appetite changes, and mental dullness. It promotes Peruna as a cure for walking malaria and malaria with bilious symptoms, claiming it restores appetite, clears foggy senses, and rebuilds vitality. recommends Man-a-lin for constipation and notes Hoods Pills as a laxative.
The North Dakota county board of equalization convened at the Court House in Milford, Dickey County, on the second Monday in July 1882. Members Wettro, Edgerly, Kellogg, Bucklin, and McDonald signed oaths and proceeded to assess town lots and tax districts. The session included property value changes across towns such as Fullerton, Oakes, and Ellendale, with rail, road, and telegraph line valuations discussed and adjournments taken through July 12 1882. The minutes note multiple adjournments and the board's actions on corrections to assessments and bank shares voicing notable local entities and figures.
The report notes crop progress with barley and wheat harvests advancing in Walsh and northeastern Houhini counties. It records council actions including crosswalk bids, license amendments, street improvements, artesian well upgrades, poll tax enforcement, and fence construction near a judge’s house.
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