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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1892
Page
2
A western printing house notes Democrats discuss state auditor candidacy for A J Currie while debates spark about Homestead strikes and tariff protection. The Independent contends on ticket composition, while Burke's renomination gains momentum in Dickey County with delegates split over governorship aims.
The text notes workers earning from S140 to S180 daily with some bids reaching 1000 and more, while employers push for protective tariffs to boost savings. Congressman Bynum questions job prospects in the works, and John McLuckie argues the McKinley law cut steel billet tariffs, driving wages down with steel prices.
The speaker argues against the Free Silver bill, warning it could raise the price of silver and disrupt the economy. He likens dollars to livestock and warns shortages will push prices up. He advocates trade as a path to wealth and posits the dangers of inflated currency amid summer illnesses. The piece pivots to health advice praising Peruna for digestive ailments.
The county board met July 8 with full members except Murray. They audited bills including Clark, Morrison, Bishop, and Nichols. A county warrant was issued for $3 to M. Hianmbrook. the treasurer’s and clerk’s accounts were examined. many justice reports were approved. session adjourned to July 15 with the bond of the new school driver approved and a juror list finalized.
A garbled, OCR like text surveying world affairs and snippets of names places and events. It references London taxonomies of sovereigns a Detroit court ruling a breach of damages and a long narrative of various distant locations and people with confused facts and dates.
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