Stindish’s Bloom and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Endorsement
A fragment discusses Stindish rising in politics while praising Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It cites a testimonial from a 74 year old man in Illinois praising cures for cancer-like symptoms, back eruptions, and rheumatic troubles, claiming life extension and vigor after using multiple bottles.
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Congress
Chicago
Janestown
Hood
C. J. Hood & Co
Liwell
Aaa
Tam
Gio
Providentially
Populists and tariff foes in Tug of War Over Reform
The piece notes populists backing industrial aims and a Populist Senator courting the presidential nomina tion amid criticism of moral and monetary ruin. It cites Sherman estimating war costs at 6.2 billion, while New York papers warn of tariff deformers. It mentions Senator Kyle in Brown County as targeted in an investigation into sugar schedule influence and sugar stock dealings during bill shaping.
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People's Party
Firat
Bango
Major Butts
Buttaville
Aub
Smnl
Brown County
Kyle
New Yorke
Kent seeks Dickey County superintendent post
A series of endorsements from Dickey County residents accompanies C A Kent and Professor Kelley announcing candidacy for county superintendent of schools. The notices promise full-time dedication to education, citing Kent’s experience and first grade teaching certificates from Kansas, urging voters’ support in the coming election.
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Dickey County
Fis
State of
Kansas
A. P. Moray
Yorktown
N. D
Tshall
Professor Kelley
Tam
Dick John
Nonpartisan Convention Call in Dickey County
Notice invites all voters for superintendent of schools to a nonpartisan convention at Ellendale North Dakota May 29 1894 at 2 pm to nominate a candidate for superintendent. Delegates allotted by precincts with one delegate per ten votes cast for governor in 1892 and caucuses urged May 20 1894.
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Dickey County
Court House Ball
Ellendale
N.D
Merricoitt
Albion Norway
Boar Creek
Dickey County shows slim ticket prospects at state convention
The report notes Dickey County has few declared candidates for the state ticket as the six weeks until the state convention loom. It mentions Goodssnd Kansas, famed for rainmaking, suffering a withering drought that local wizards cannot ease. It also comments on Meek’s weakness outside populist South Dakota.
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Dickey County
Goodssnd
Kansas
Min
South Dakota
Quiet notes from Cresent Till area events
Local items report brisk activity around Cresent Till with farms expanding and traders busy. Milk sales from M O Guptil to Crescent Hill cheese factory, several teams moving near Perkins pasture, and ongoing horse and colt interests at Hembling holdings. Weather impact noted with a heavy rain, while community social life faces delays.
Cheap Excursions From Chicago North Western Line
The North Western Line sells Home-Seekers' Excursions to many midwest and western states at low round trip rates on Nov ?th and 29. Tickets valid for return within thirty days and allow stopovers in territory of sale. For full details apply to Chicago & North Western Railway agents.
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North- Western Line
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Manitoba
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Chicago & North-Western Ba Y. B
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
W. A. Thrall
Local notes from Ellendale area recount social events and travel
Correspondents report on church activities, school praise for a new superintendent, community visits to Ellendale and Oakes, road and bridge work plans, farm tasks, new residents John Benn family and Waller return, and a May 21 28 quarterly service with Love feast.
Ellendale Residents Attend Younger Peoples Meeting
Sunday town event saw Mr CW Pulver and Miss Myres of Ellendale present, with Miss Lonn Main of Yorktown and Mr Frank Sheffer of Silver Leaf joining Young People’s meeting. Dr. Matthews visited to tend scarlet fever and diphtheria cases and reported patients recovering well.
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Cw, Pulver
Myres
Ellendale
Lonn Main
Yorktown
Frank Sheffer
Silver Leaf
M.N. Hudwell
Ed. Rodee
Jin
George Gamber
Carroll House
Matthews
Strubytown Local Notes and Movements
Strubytown brief mentions visits and arrivals. Mrs Mary Stuart visits with her son J W, Mr and Mrs Wm J Ellison welcome an eleven pound girl, wind mill on L E B Vaughn’s place toppled, F B Gannon and T Lovell bought cattle, O M Hatcher and Miss Anna Bierline travel to Kidder, Anna to visit parents, John Phemister buys a driving team, Attorney Cady rides Great Northern to Ellendale, Kuute Nopstad goes to Britton on business, Ellisons to Soo train then Michigan, John Benzel’s horse breaks his peck on thistles, AJ L Morris with tire driving outfit visits Brampton, Wm Jamison arranging well on his farm, Chas Perkins home to try flax, B J Clark of Newark in town, B F Grimes and family leave for Wisconsin, Grimes among first settlers remembered by many friends and relatives.
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Forma Ware
Mary Stuart
J. W
Wm. J. Ellison
L. E B. Vaughn
F.B. Gannon
T. Lovell
O.M. Hatcher
Miss Anna Bierline
Kidder
Kuute Nopstad
Britton
Soo
Michigan
John Benzel
AJ L. Morris
Brampton
Wm. Jamison
B. F. Grimes
Wisconsin
Mr. Grimes
Local Notes From Verner and Lisbon Area
Babcock loses another horse recently. G B Phifer travels to Lisbon on business. P Ramsted enters the Lindsmithing trade nearby. Miss Nin Dill attends the Forman teachers institute this week. Dan McBarns crop blown out half damaged by seed loss. George Lea returns to Lisbon to resume position at the flour mill until harvest. No school this week due to teachers institute.
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G.B. Phifer
Lisbon
P. Ramsted
Nin Dill
Forman
Dan McBarns
George Lea
Teachers Institute
Denver Visits and Local News Among County Residents
Denver reports note J. Steele from Fargo touring farming interests and reconnecting with locals. P Peterson and Verona family visited friends in Denver. S H Woolsey of Straubville renewed acquaintances in the northwest county area and is a candidate for county superintendent. Thomas Hurledge of West Viviats has spent most of the week bedridden.
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J. Steele
Fargo
P. Peterson
Verona
Denver
S. H. Woolsey
Straubville
Woolsey
Local notes from Oakes and surrounding farms
Mr Kernell of Oakes visited Gray fans on Sunday while Mestre Loans and Horns of East Denver helped at Oakes farms. Chas Barnes worked on the Glover seed farm. Rose of Denver killed eight wolves Saturday. Walter Dixon lost a valuable horse Tuesday. John Rapp and Wil Daniele of Doriver faced a suit at Forman last week. Mrs G Gray and daughter Nor and Miss Gray of Harlem visited Miss Ann Bingham's school Monday. Tom Thompson left for Ohio to visit his sick mother. School house No 2 possibly moved. H M Bingham plans a May 35 event. Philip Barnes headed to Cass county. a horse was found at their home, liked Sargent. Anna and Sota Bing went to Forman for the Teachers Institute.
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Richard Fallon
Thorse
Glover
Swan Johnson
Anergy Youngs
Reedy Mave
Bot Johnson
Phice
Ghia Summers
Dahlvang
Adolf Johnson
Payygo
Coxey Army
Oakes
L. Iverson
Minneapolis
G. Hougenson
Parga
Moorhead
Andrew Dahlgang
Akear
Ottertail County
Minn
Salem Ho
Court House
Ellendale
Mins Brown
George Youngs
Minnesota
Ix Vory
Abraham Thuland
Norway
Olson
Geetion House
Guyott
Tim
Tin
Mestre
East Denver
Chas, Barnes
Lome
Rose of
Denver
Walter Dixon
John Rapp
Wil Daniele
Forman
Uharo
Davils
G. Gray
Miss Gray
Harlem
Ann Bingham
Tompson
Ohio
Viviin
H. M. Bingham
Philip Barnes
Cass County
Tnt
Sargent
Anna
Sota Bingaut
Teachers Institute
Practical Teutons and early railways era commentary
The article contrasts Semitic and Teutonic mental traits, praising Teutons for practical progress. It highlights the Burlington Route as a leading 7000 mile network in the central West and promotes maps and timetables via W. J. C. Kenyon, General Pass Agent, St. Paul Minnesota. It shifts to testimonials and ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla, Electric Bitters, Bucklen's Arnica, Barb Wire Liniment, and travel literature, with notices for homeseekers excursions and local druggists S. L. Harris.
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Noah
Shem
Japhet
Japet
Burlington
West
Kenyon
Gon
Pass
St. Paul
Minn
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