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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1887
Page
8
Reflective poem contemplating whether to relive life’s joys and pains if offered a second chance. The speaker notes life as a stage with changing scenes and asks if one would refuse prayers of the departed or join them someday on the brighter shore.
In Roswell’s reminiscence, a famed sugar camp near a decaying barn becomes a stage for a haunting. The tale follows Anscomb’s death and the cattle calls heard at twilight, drawing locals into fear, legends, and a ghostly mystery that lingers as farm life fades.
Reports from several states describe premonitory dreams predicting death, a Pennsylvanian dream that seemed to cause an uncle’s illness and death, a white ghost near Brazil Indiana, a farmer near Edina Missouri killed by his wagon horses, and a haunted hill near Cambridge Indiana with nightly apparitions and earth tremors.
In a calm spring night the sunlit flames engulfed the weather boards of an empty shell. The blaze spread quickly but ceased within thirty minutes as heavy fibers burned to a red glow. Onlookers, including Captain John, watched and felt relief when the fire subsided and the night returned to quiet. Cleveland Leader.
Georgia around Savannah expects about fifteen acres to cover local strawberry fields with home grown berries by Saturday. First prices may be twenty five cents but fall later. Florida reports strong shipments with Jacksonville alone sending over seventy thousand quarts last week to the North at twenty to thirty five cents a quart, totaling about seventeen thousand five hundred dollars for the week. Other Florida towns like Lawtey also ship large volumes as the season nears end. Pear trees are setting and overall fruit and vegetable outlook remains bright.
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