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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1894
Page
4
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Mr Greeley as a visitor to the House with an expired term. The text laments public scrutiny and caricature, praising his honest poverty and steadfast civic duty while critiquing political strife and media excess.
Fragments describe a lurid scene where a woman nearly consumes poison in a bath area after mistaking a bottle’s shape for a beverage. The passage hints at crime and fear as she realizes the contents are perilous and possibly fatal.
A wild narrative recounts a bullfrog encounter with a black snake in a farm setting. An eyewitness, Wyck Myers of Osbornville, witnesses a struggle as the serpent traps itself, while a chaotic mix of names and snippets of dialogue from a broader tale weave through memory.
Grafton forms a blegeta clad group. Rockford faces diphtheria. Fargo pushes pay reform. Captain McIntosh of Cando is 80. Sam Small plans May return to Grand Forks. Jamestown and Hillsboro host meetings. Great Northern strike impacts trains. a Simmons county deed office fire. various legal notices and local incidents unfold across the state with widespread political and social activity.
Leeds to publish a new North Dakota paper as Cavalier plans a woollen mill and Spiritwood Lake sees a building pleasure steamer. An institute at Casation, a Brooks elevator at Ojuta, and wheat reserves suggest agricultural activity amid storm delays on Northern Pacific lines and revival meetings in Cavalier drawing 100 conversions and 60 fire crews with 1260 volunteers.
A Bay area woman at Drayton loses false teeth during medical episode. Ex-Attorney General A. M. Spencer secures a 20 year franchise for a gun plant at Grafton. Fargo reports three fire alarms in one hour with no damage. Brooks elevator at Ofata and 17,000 bushels of wheat destroyed. Stutsman county seeks bids for poison to kill gophers. 409 Dunkards from Walkertown travel to Towner county. Senate approves right of way for Jamestown and Northern railway through Degile Lake reservation. Hillsboro and Mayville bond votes show mixed results. Minto storm blasts wind and church steeple. North Dakota bank reserve improves slightly. A Mississippi planter buys thousands of acres in Ramsey county. Edgeley artesian well expected to flow soon. North Dakota ladies contribute to world fair, Minnesota reports lower appropriation. Disproportionment calls for Independent state convention delegates. Colonel Magill promotes farming diversification with flax. Pillsbury-Washburn buys vast U.S. grain stocks, largest Northwest deal. Iron ranges output near one million tons. Mesaba gold find near Virginia. Market notes: mixed grain, live stock prices, and local rail notes.
To the business man, the lawyer, Piette the organizer, the 178 teachers, the politician, and all who care about American public matters. This item keeps readers informed on timely affairs and current events shaping civic life.
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