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Newspaper

Oakes Weekly Republican

Location

Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1890

Page

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Prohibition Opinion on Liquor Sales in North Dakota

Letter from Attorney General Goopwin to Judge Frye, dated December 20 1889, states all licenses prior to the Prohibition Article are void and that sale of intoxicating liquors remains illegal under 1879 and 1887 statutes until the Prohibition takes effect on July 18 1880. The memo urges publication to inform both prohibition supporters and liquor merchants of their liability for past and future offenses.

Stutsman County Plaud Ignoranee Gero. F. Goopwin Atty N. Dal Fai Joseph Lane

Printing Bills Payable Monthly Two Dollars Per Year

The official county paper notes monthly payment for printing bills at two dollars per year. Public notice indicates Post Office entry in Oakes with classification as second class matter.

Oakes Nn

Oakes and Vicinity Notes From Early Dakota News

Oakes and vicinity items report illness and travel, including Henry Winkle in Michigan, Mrs. Howland back from Fargo, and Lawyer Sullivan ill with influenza. Mentions Anna Anderson sick with la grippe, Miss Lizzie Dyer visiting, and JC Reynolds wintering in Hecla. Also notes a death notice for Jimmy Snyder in Atlanta and local school enrollment increases.

Hewitt Jamestown Emma Pickard Bennie Roddle Brookings Harper Madison, Dak Prof. Nichols Sullivan A. E. Goodwin C. H. Henillricke D. A. Shuter J.M. Reynolds Hecla Misa Lizzie Dyer Newark J. F’. Sullivan Jimmy Snyder Atlanta Georgia

Notice to Stockholders Oakes Building and Loan meets Jan 18 1890

Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting of the Oakes Building and Loan Association at the Bank of Oakes on Monday January 18 1890 at 7 30 p m All stockholders are earnestly requested to be present O M Borsroxn See y

Buxton Washington Pacific Coast Caxes N. D Magonia Lodge Eastern Star Hla C. M. Mitchell Post GA. R Atlanta Oakes i Weekly Republican Air James H. Snyder O. M. Mitchell Post Auanta The Oakes Building and Loan Association Bank of Oakes

Local Notices From Oakes and North Dakota

Reports of mild grip cases and illnesses, death of John Howe in Norway, and the Snyder family bereavement. Obituaries note Mr Hove and a 56 year old death after a December Minneapolis operation. Editorials praise Dakota settlement spirit, warn against complainers, urge farming resilience, and cite political notes from Lenox to Dickey County.

John Howe Norway Mr. Hovg Chr Gorder Oakes Dickey County Hove Minneapolis J. H. Snyder North Dakota South Snyder Grand Army of the Reublic Mr. Snyder Mitchell Street Grand Army of the Republic Atlanic

Sing Sing prison finances in 1989 show costs and earnings

In 1989 Sing Sing state prison recorded costs of 161769 dollars and earnings of 80000 dollars with 2495 idle convicts under state law noted in the report.

Sing Sing State Prison

That's Right Boys The South Sea cannibal tribe adopts new diet

A humorous column notes the last cannibal tribe in the South Seas has finally abandoned their traditional diet. It praises their shift to quail on toast, sugar cured hams and calf's liver, calling the change a hard but commendable transition deserving favorable press.

South Sea

Ghost rumor spurs organized sighting in Cochrane

A Cochrane Wisconsin report describes years of ghost tales with a recent organized exploration. The account details a ten foot high apparition seen near a ghostly path, some party members fleeing while others watched it vanish after approaching within a rod, reflecting the town’s enduring folklore. Burlington and rail line ads accompany the piece.

Cochrane Wis Wilk Ain Che Burlington Yonize Debete Burlington” Oil Wy J C. Kenyon Gun Baas

Fragmented OCR Note Sparks Unclear Text

A damaged OCR excerpt shows garbled phrases and misread names including what may resemble calendar and quotation fragments. The jumbled lines reference a calendar and an unclear scene with scattered proper nouns, but no coherent event or identifiable entities emerge.

Honest Visitor Questions Baby’s Similarity to Father

A mother asks if her year-old baby resembles the father. The visitor hesitates, saying he cannot confirm but suggests resemblance may appear as the baby grows whiskers.

That Fetched St Pallet to Polly Poser Model

A clipped dialogue captures a teasing exchange between Polly Poser and Mr P over a thirty bob debt for previous settin's. The fragment hints at a playful power dynamic and lingering longing.

St. Pallet Polly Poser Polly Mr. P

Also Mentioned on This Page

Goodwin Hismarck N. Dak J.C. Witte, Esq. Casselton Gro. F. Goopwin N. Dakota Bismarck Hon Juasre A. Frye Oakes Railroad Directory N.P Tames River Valley Line Glover st. we _Coages Valley Junction Fresent Oaken Glover Twaves Valley Arnves J. E. Spo C N. W Poe Biasierra Calient Luades Gotng South Oakes Enda Oakes Ludden Olver Spurling Eapolis Ludden Artour Maxbom Axent Ceuses Chicago Post Office Directory Molng South Kant Staten Fullerton Yorktown Clemet Tolv Mal ‘Tuer Jason B. Root, P Masonic Lodge Hope Lodge Kumnedy P.m. Viniting Brothers John Kennedy W. M. Ciry Directory T. F. Morensil Troseurer J- W. Lucas Joan Spurling Avworney J. R. Buxton Nation K. G. Baldwin H. Martin L. M. Devendorf Chr. Gorder J. J. McCarthy H P. Boardman Daniel Lynch P. S. Peabody H @rosheny N. Chamberlin E. G. Baldwin Omoe Roberts’ Bik Oakes, P.t Ben Rodsie Aaster Famay W. 4 Evus Oakes and Vicinity Henry Winkle Michigan Dakota Land John Richie Dickey County Pink Social Thes A. |Z Anna Anderson la Grippe Mr. A. Anderson Geo, Williams Dr. Matthews J. F. McCarthy B. F. Roddle Oakes Republican Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Lake Erie St. Paul Fargo Aberdeen Ben New Jersey Amboy Kansas Nebraska Seta TnHr Tig Reeuentcan Lenox New York Qov. Miller Legislature Ja Grippe Minneapolis Times Pierce Feneca Melbourne City H. L. Loucks National Farmers’ Alliance Loucks Republican Thy M. Dak Herbrand Berbrandson Anton Christianson Lure T. Olson Krod- Hick Viberg Michael F. Battelle Register, Skuse & Morrill Atiya Hhereby Oaine Balbahy Giiecen Et Ty Ae Lansterot
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