Warner Sun Entries Move Through Post Office
The Warner Sun notes its mailing at Warner Dak as second class matter, indicating standard newspaper distribution status.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1886
Page
1
The Warner Sun notes its mailing at Warner Dak as second class matter, indicating standard newspaper distribution status.
Report from Liverpool notes Henry Warp Beecher introducing Mr Gladstone and Mr Griapstone delivering a strong critique of the privileged classes. The remarks frame Gladstone as a champion of the English masses, with a sharp reference to Lord Randolph Churchill. A vivid metaphor likens the critic to a barking dog. In Walsh county a severe hail storm devastates crops, with damage estimated at 500900 dollars and widespread hardship for farmers.
A Missouri River town sermonizer, newly arrived, jokes about overwork. He says church duties aren’t heavy but reveals he leads the vigilance committee due to restless times. He adds a call to aid a parishioner who has strayed with horses.
A compact sermon urges patrons to buy local to strengthen the town’s money circulation and attract investment. It argues home merchants retain profits, spur improvements, and draw settlers, capital, and manufacturing to enlarge local demand and profits. It warns against shoddy itinerant sellers and advocates choosing trustworthy local providers.
The Dawes Sioux reservation bill prospects grow gloomier as the Indian committee remains in continual order with no calendar access. Morrison Randall plan to push land forfeiture and interstate commerce bills likely consumes time, while Springer seeks a fall hearing for the Dakota division and admission bill. Hill abandons hope amid Democrat opposition to his measure.
The speech praises American liberty as the Fourth of July observances unfold. It notes fireworks funded by nickels from the past month and families preparing for picnics and holiday rituals. Citizens seek comfort in celebrations while honoring Washington and the fight for freedom.
Retired doctor claims a simple vegetable remedy can cure cotton bronchitis catarrh asthma and all heart and lung diseases along with nervous complaints. He will mail free of charge the recipe in German or English with full preparation and usage directions to interested readers. Send requests to W A Hayes 149 Power's Block Rochester N Y.
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