Dickey County Republican Convention Set for June 30
The Dickey County Republican Party calls a county convention at Ellendale Court House on June 30 at 10 a.m. to elect delegates to the State Convention in Grand Forks on July 11. Representation is based on votes for congress, governor, secretary of state and state auditor in the last general election. Delegates allocated to each precinct, caucuses urged for June 28.
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Republican County Centre Committee
Ellendale
N. D
Dickey County
North
Dakot
Comuittes
Republican Party
Court House
Grand Forks
Congress
Secretary of State
IBM
Ada
Merricourt
Albion
4th of July committee work and platform questions
The writer urges the 4th of July committees to push preparations for a good celebration. They question why the Independent platform has no prohibition plank and speculate whether supporters are strong enough to win without Prohibition alongside Democratic votes.
Traveling man predicts Breckenridge district mood in Kentucky
A visitor recently passed through Breckenridge's district in Kentucky and asserts that despite criticism of the white haired sinner, the residents will elect him to Congress, aligning with local sentiment.
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Breckenridge
Kentucky
Congress
Aberdeen turns from rain makers to prayer for rain
The Aberdeen residents abandon rain makers and unite churches to pray for rain. Many now believe this approach may be effective and less costly, while others remain uncertain about success.
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Aberdeen
Western Womanhood Debuts For North Dakota Women
Mrs May Hewitt Towsey wife of the Express editor at Buffalo North Dakota prepares a small monthly journal for North Dakota women. The initial issue will appear about July 1 under the title Western Womanhood. Sample copies will be sent free upon request. Address Box 248 Buffalo North Dakota.
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May Hewitt Towsley
Express At Buffalo
North Dakota
Buffalo
N. D
Senator Hansbrough Urges Bimetallic Currency Stance
In a letter to a Sargent County friend, Senator Hansbrough criticizes the Populists for abjuring free coinage and declares the Republican policy should endorse a metallic currency. He urges the party to declare unequivocally for free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1.
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Hansbrough
Sargent County
Present Condition of Western Bank Surplus Money
Question posed in Chamberlin's Letter to the New York Tribune asks what factors have created the large surplus of money in western banks and the ensuing economic condition. It examines monetary dynamics and regional financial trends mentioned in the letter.
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Chamberlin
The
New York Tribune
Surplus Money in Banks Across the United States
The speaker argues there is abundant currency in banks nationwide, with excess funds in the East. He cites business activity as the driver of money movement, noting idle deposits reflect prostrated business and a lack of loan demand across the country, including the West. England’s paper money rests on government debt or gold, redeemable on demand.
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Chamberlin
West
New York City
Pacific Coast
United States
United Staes
England
Bank of England
Great Britain
It Should Be in Every House
J B Wilson of Sharpsburg Pa reports he will not be without Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds and says it cured his wife who faced pneumonia after la grippe. Robert Barber of Cockf ort Pa says it did more for his lung trouble than anything else. Free trial bottles at S L Harris Drugstore large bottles 60 cents and 1.00 EB.
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J. B. Wilson
Clay St
Sharpsburg
Dr. King
S. L. Harris
Hood's Pills Advertised as Purely Vegetable and Harmless
An advertisement touts Hood's Pills as purely vegetable harmless and reliable, claiming they provide beneficial relief. The claim emphasizes safety and effectiveness for general use.
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Hood
Local notes from Guelph to Oakes and area events
Reports from local correspondents detail visits of M H Puffer and H E Ellsworth from Guelph, Minnie Wheeler visiting her sister, and George Perkins taking a week off from Wheeler farm. Town stops by Chris and Mrs Gorder on the Frederick to Oakes route, and plans for A B Butler to relocate his 80 acre Minnesota farm. Modern Woodmen honor J H Covert with memorial resolutions noting his character and family loss.
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M.H. Puffer
H. E. Ellsworth
Guelph
Minnie Wheeler
William Robinson
George Perkins
Wheeler Farm
Chris Gorder
Town
Frederick
Oakes
A. B. Butler
Minnesota Woods
Woodmen
J. H. Covert
Fullerton Socials and Storm Hit Local News
Mr Moore and crew from Minneapolis painted the elevator in red. The town enjoyed a Clement Friday dance. Frank Glenn joined the Modern Woodmen Saturday. Soo roadmaster J P O Connor visited. Eaton of Minneapolis was in town. George Merchant and family visited Stowell residence. Stowell losses a horse. Young People lemon social raised 275. A severe thunderstorm struck the schoolhouse early Thursday. Grand Rapids native C W Porter visited town.
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Mr. Moore
Minneapolis
Clement
Frank Glenn
Modern Woodmen
Lodge
Mr. Eaton
George Merchant
Ellendale
Harvey Stowell
Fullerton
C. W. Porter
Grand Rapids
Mich
Local notes from Oakes and vicinity reflect travel and trades
Residents Noel and Ed Saunders traveled from Oakes on business while others were noted visiting relatives in Woonsocket. Local anecdotes include painters at Herring's home, Crimnion painting, Gordon trading animals for a house and a blind horse, and youths attending a Y D C dance.
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Mr. Noel and
Ed Saunders
Oakes
Wm. Donovan
Mr. Herring
E. Crimnion
Geo. Gordon
Reeves and visitors enjoy a Sunday at Gamber home
Mr and Mrs J G Reeves with Nellie Morgan of Hudson and Eva Hoskins spent Sunday at Mr and Mrs Gamber in Yorktown. Ida Curtis of Yorktown is seriously ill. Aug Wernlund visits his daughter in Oakes. Locie McLean family and Allen McLean visit from Red River Valley. A Guelph picnic drew many locals. Rena Anderson returns from LaMoure.
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J. G Reeves
Nellie Morgan
Hudson
Eva Hoskins
Mrs. Gamber
Yorktown
Ida Curtis
Aug Wernlund
Oakes
Locie McLean
Allen McLean
Red River Valley
George Stephenson’s Rise From Humble Beginnings
A compact biography recounts George Stephenson born June 9, 1781, in modest circumstances. He rose from fireman to engineer at Stockton & Darlington, pioneered the locomotive, and launched the railroad era with the 1825 Stockton & Darlington trip. The piece notes rail progress and urges readers to consult Burlington Route maps via W. J. C. Kenyon in St. Paul.
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George Stephenson
England
George
Siventeen
Stockton & Darlington Railway
Burlington
W. J.C. Kenyon
Gen. Pass
St. Paul
Minn
Stallions to stand at Noer Bros and Noel Bros stables in 1894
Erick Holm owner announces J. M. Reynolds French Coach is to stand at Noer Bros livery in Oakes each Saturday during 1894 season. Nichols Bros, C. B. Hanson Groom offer Ravenswood Clydesdale at same Oakes stables each Saturday. Also Hambletonian trotting stallion will stand at Noel Bros stables during 1894 season.
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Juliano
Hambletonian
Sullivan
Jas
Traver
Oakes
Gilbert Hogenson
Normandy
France
America
Ed. Stetts
Marshvals Dahlac
Noer Bros
Nichols
Bros
Props
C. B. Hanson
Ravenswood
Noel Bros
Erick Holm
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
An old time advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy used by millions of mothers for over fifty years. It claims to soothe pain cure wind colic and diarrhoea and to be pleasant tasting. Sold by druggists worldwide in twenty five cent bottles.
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Oakes Republican
Oaers
tTaz
Western Printing Company
C. S. Brown
Borros
Sudden Department
Chester Bateman
C. E. Talmage
R. C. Smith
A.A. Randall
F.E. Randall
Ortonville
C.E. Palmage
Chas. Randall
T. H. Faus
T Committee
J.P. O Connor
Soo
Cresent Hill
Geo. Merril
Wm. Reams
Tom Crimnion
Joe Fawcett
J. B. Butler
Will Guptil
Pine City
Overland
Butler
Bert Crimnion
Thomas Spiller
Rena Anderson
LaMoure
Piso
Hazeltine
Warren
C. L. Devendorf Sells
A. Barnard
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Saparilla
Ins
Hice Lake
S. L. Harris, Oakes, N. Dak. Dealer IN
J. M. Reynold’s
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