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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1888
Page
3
Fragmentary notes reflect a meeting on temperance, hygiene, and social teaching. Calls to strengthen instruction, expand committee oversight, and continue education to improve public morals and nationwide conduct.
A damaged newspaper fragment discusses a public sale action with partial details and readable names of local officials and process steps. The text suggests a sale event connected to a local authority and dates are unclear.
The readable fragments recall a local Virginia scene with mentions of Free Press era figures, a crowd, and a debate over funds tied to a past event. Names and precise details are unclear, but the text hints at a community discussion about financing and building efforts that were not fully realized.
Incomplete text fragment mentioning names and places, unreadable details. The readable portion hints at a local notice or brief item but lacks clear action, date, or entities to identify.
The Sioux commission opens at Standing Rock with 1100 adult Indians present and under 100 absent. Chiefs John Grass Gall Mad Bear Big Head and Sitting Bull lead fierce opposition to the proposed treaty, vowing not to sign. The commissioners face a tough task as orators argue against ceding 11,000,000 acres and sharing proceeds, while Red Cloud opposes and Sitting Bull may return to stir more resistance. The effort continues through a week of private councils and public speeches amid supply worries and fear of continued delays.
A Hoboken resident reports a violent disturbance upstairs with scuffling and groans. The man hears a large 200-pound figure allegedly beating his wife then sees the wife emerge flustered with a broken broom and the claim of dressing the baby while apologizing for the noise.
A fragmented verse by Hannah B. Gage contemplates time’s passage and aging. The speaker muses on time’s slow advance, duties and joys, and a future where rusted keys are discarded as time’s car speeds forward.
Ruth Hatford plots revenge after Ned Bly marries her in name only. Ned pursues law in a nearby town while Ruth endures her father's illness and mortgage burden then moves west with plans to lure Bly back. Years pass as Ruth schemes to expose his love and trap him into marriage.
A conflicted tale unfolds as Ruth plans revenge on a faithless lover, while clinging to a memory of a boyhood sweetheart. Ned returns, a wedding proceeds, and Ruth confronts betrayal with a display of devotion amid a quiet, southern setting in Arkansas.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a German settler teacher in Sylvania named Oly topher Cook. He taught briefly at Skippack and Salford, rewarding diligent pupils with a penny and two eggs, while even the youngest learners aimed to master spelling and verse. The piece notes strict discipline, no clocks, and a lore of the perfect scholar marked by an O chalked on the slate.
Conclusive evidence and Judge Gripdrod heard testimony from Rock Engusharan regarding the birthday and witness remarks. The court referenced a scene where a mechanism fit a plate, leading to suspicion and eventual conviction of the thief.
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