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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1891
Page
2
The notice references a followed event Pesuat in Oakes Dickey County North Dakota and mentions Western Printing Company as the publisher. The fragmentary text notes an incorporation marker NCORPORATEN and provides limited contextual clues about a local paper notice or printing detail.
The article notes Mr. Tripp asserted a 12 percent increase with strong certainty, yet official records now show a $7,000,000 monthly reduction under the law. It argues that some supporters persist in backing Bartlett Tripp despite the discrepancy.
The short notes describe weather flag signals indicating temperature and precipitation trends with white blue and black pennants and shapes, followed by a stream of local newspaper items. It mentions Fargo daily papers, North Dakota wheat crops, Donnelly case remarks, Ed Moore selling interest in the Leader, and a Smith and Goddard venture in Fargo.
Local notice notes Mrs LV King and Mrs Shook forming a dressmaking partnership with Morris Palmer to operate under Mr Sim's new sartorial venture. Details indicate joint business plans and shared operations in the tailoring field.
In a domestic comic quarrel over an overheard newspaper item Myra Bowser jestingly vows affection while husband Bowser resists, recalling past delays and flirtations. The exchange switches from sarcasm to playful memory as they spar over love, marriage and happiness.
A fragmented column blends letters and jokes about marriage friction, boasting of family quarrels, and a sketched scene with Mrs Bowser. It shifts to advertisements for corn and farm sales, Hood's Sarsaparilla promotions, Dr King's Discovery, and a mock circus anecdote. The tone imitates a busy 19th century page with mixed readables.
An old physician claims a vegetable remedy can cure consumption and related throat and nervous ailments. He says thousands tested it and offers a free recipe by mail with directions, sending details from Powers' Block in Rochester after receiving a stamped return.
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