Foreclosure profits and a President’s character debated
An editorial voice questions Republican foreclosures on farmers’ farms for profit and critiques Benjamin Harrison. It praises his public actions, argues his character is tested by office, and portrays him as a principled, measured leader with broad sympathies for the poor and disadvantaged.
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Republican
Oakes
Independent
McIle
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
United States
Sorshan
Religions Weekly
State Republican convention set for Fargo in August 1802
Fargo hosts a state Republican convention on August 2 at the armory. Delegates will nominate candidates for president, Congress, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, and state offices, with county representations assigned as per party rules. The text also contains unrelated historical snippets and appliance notes.
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Republican State Central Committee Session Notice 1892
The document announces a Republican Party meeting at 10 o clock in the forenoon on Monday August 1 1892 in Fargo to hear credentialed delegates and contest notices. It requires filing grounds of contest with the State committee chair by July 1 1202 and prioritizes hearing order by filing dates. Also included is an unrelated medical ad offering catarrh cure and a promise of a $100 reward for cured deafness cases.
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Stalian
Varius
Volo
Nik
Principia
Ned Pees
Stas
B.J. Cheney & CO
Toleilo
The Perpetual Quest for Happiness and Growth
The article argues that seeking a flawless goal brings only transient joy. After attainment, satisfaction fades as expectations mature into steady effort and continued ambition. It cites philosopher Namorton on republican minds growing cool after possession and stresses progress arises from pursuing evolving aims rather than fixed comforts.
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Tito
Philip Namorton
Lily
Snevoag
Mle
King of Medicines Serofulaun Jtumor A Cure
A patient narrates a long battle with rheumatism and illness, credits Moody’s Sarsaparilla as curative after years of invalid status, and praises the tonic’s effects on health and vitality. The piece ends with a testimonial tone and a sponsor-like note from Kendallville Indiana.
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Kerotulay ii
Filuk & Walling Mfg. Co
Ana Shee
Avinus
Imeriyron
Altrowdl St
Kendallville
Ind
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