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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
2
A collage of North Dakota items from Oakes to Park River and Lisbon cites milkweed for rubber, boiler explosions, cattle passes, and a canto of editorials. It jokes at cactus commissions, trains, and silver standard absurdities while noting crop losses, creameries rising, and local papers sparring over advertising.
The Cosmopolitan issue features Nina Taree Smith on An English Country House Party with vivid rooms at Abbotsford and a marine life piece The Rooms of the Wonderful. It highlights Cuba coverage and lavish yacht depictions along with Thomas Moran landscapes and Col John A Cockerill on Modern Utah.
A discussion of French prize giving in schools where small savings books are given as rewards. About five francs per pupil is deposited, fostering early money saving. France reports over seventy percent of accounts continued, building thrift habits and even fortunes from these small bank accounts.
School begins in Ludden on Sept. 16. Various residents visit from Ellendale and Gualph. A church repair is planned. The Wheeler hosts social dancing, and local farming and threshing activities continue amid wet weather. Oracle and Unsound Views From Sound Money State column discusses Senator Chandler and monetary policy debates.
A Philadelphia editor argues the gold standard benefits workers by stabilizing prices and wages, enabling savings and steady employment, while opponents claim it worsens inequality. The commentary contends such claims misrepresent the standard and its broad advantages for producers, farmers, and laborers alike.
Enquiry at the nearest Soo Line agent reveals low fares for the last day of the State Pair event. Visit Minneapolis to enjoy the Fair and Twin Cities with friends, return Monday. Write W. Callaway, General Passenger Agent, Minneapolis, for mailed program details.
Laughs and crowds mark the last day as Soo Line promotes the lowest fare at the fair. Rates from Oukes are 85 60, with agents offering full program details and mailed information via W R Callaway, Minneapolis.
Maj Ralph Hall Indian agent at Ft Totten has offered a band of twenty mounted Sioux in their original costumes for daily exhibitions at Jamestown fair September 22 to 27. Includes riding bow and arrow shooting Indian dances foot races pony races and other sports. Don’t miss the grand presentation. Half rates for all. Wt for Programs. dd. Nierling Secretary.
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of FP J Cheney & Co that the firm will pay $100 for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice, dated December 6 1886, lists Toledo Ohio as the business location and mentions notary A W Gueason.
Seizing the 32 year anniversary of the 1921 Chickamauga clash, Epworth League members plan a peace pilgrimage to the government park with rail routes via Chicago or St. Louis. W J C Ken son is listed for maps rates and schedules, with Burlington Route service offered.
The Indiana Journal quotes Nathaniel French at the August convention arguing markets determine value, not Congress. Jefferson urged price inquiry, not legal proportions, as trade laws outrun nations and coinage should follow market parity. The piece critiques silver editorials and notes ongoing chatter about prosperity and copper coinage.
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