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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1890
Page
4
The Pamphlet reports that Suerner Cross was endorsed by his town by 37 votes, noting the election mood and social tensions. It comments on moral concerns and candidate social behavior while praising the Republican ticket and ward support in the county.
An afternoon session report covers remarks by Mrs. L M Wylie praising Jesus as a ally to women and condemning liquor as degrading to women. It notes the president’s annual address, honors for Judge Mitchell, and calls for temperance education in schools.
A fragment notes direct shipping from Tapas H and Gi with emphasis on streamline logistics and faster delivery. Names appear as Tapas and Gi in connection with shipments and sourcing. The unread text suggests a trade note or advertisement fragment without full context.
The Chicago financier B. J. Lehman, owner of a leading dry goods store, is confined in a private suite at Bloomingdale Asylum. He suffers paresis, with three attendants, high weekly costs, and strong bars guarding his rooms. His wife and children visit rarely. he remains capable of music and conversation in rational moments.
The excerpt mixes a barge office anecdote about Gold street and a London Lyric theatre report praising its electrical setup. An immigrant’s joke about Gold street contrasts with the theatre electrician’s praise for versatile stage lighting and reliability, followed by a brief note on Danish metal laws.
London Field describes a Lions in Harness show at the French exhibition in Earl's Court led by trainer Mr. Darling. The piece details twelve month training, humane methods, and the lions' calm obedience, plus Bavarian boarhounds and a dog act. It notes the animals are African-born but bred in captivity, and questions whether they will remain docile as they mature.
An observer notes beggars on Park Row assessing character by expression and using direct requests for a cent. A street player pleads to cross the bridge, but a passing man offers a bridge promenade ticket, prompting the beggar to claim urgency due to his grandmother dying to spur sympathy.
A Boston Record item describes a woman entering a dung store near Beacon Street and selecting toothbrushes after the proprietor offers them all for the price of one, calling it a generous gift. The piece also mentions Jay Gould and a brother Abraham Gould with a brief biographical hint.
Notice that lot 10 block 12 De Coster Flemington Wells addition Ellendale taxes paid 1887 amount 2.00. buyer may obtain deed if 85.02 plus costs is not paid within 90 days. Also hearing for druggist permit for A B Slocum to sell medicines at Oakes Dickey ND court room December 14 at 1 pm. Hearing open to interested parties.
Full blood Poland China boar for service at my farm located in section 1 township 129 range 59 near Crescent Hill. Five miles east of Ludden and nine miles southeast of Oakes. Reasonable rates.
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