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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1895
Page
2
The Oakes Republican reports that North Dakota’s House of Representatives rejected the woman suffrage bill, defying party platform pledges and signaling potential regret from Republicans. The piece also discusses editorial notes on writers and stylistic coincidences across papers.
A jumble of reader notes discusses dishonest conduct and requests for courtesy as a school exam date is announced. A farmer claims a steam plow patent will revolutionize plowing and harvest, while warning about destructive fires and cactus fears. RS signs the letter.
A fragmentary historical article shows a self identified Producer issuing an apology while accusing others of falsehoods. The text attacks an Independent group and readers, hinting at political tensions and media accountability in a contested local scene.
Local readers critique Representative Smith and Senator Stevens for temperance stances and Populist alignment. The letter questions resubmission of prohibition measures and cites Nebraskan newspaper editorials on political consistency and district distress.
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and places. cannot determine a coherent event or summary from the readable lines.
The North Dakota item list covers farm counts with 10 0766 on land, free inhabitants, and 102 axe vented. It notes Lisbon woolen buildings and a Lisbon cheese factory output, plus school fund debates and a proposed North Dakota Hiatirical society. Several local incidents and a court case are mentioned, with references to Grand Forks, Minot, and Wirt county.
Descriptions of European weather continuing harshly through Central Europe. Reports include deaths from freezing in Europe and a gas explosion in Sharon Pennsylvania causing injuries. Local incidents include a near-jail term for William Harms in Wisconsin for dynamiting a store, and a Texas or Midwest labor/strike mood with wage reductions and strikes anticipated.
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