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Newspaper

The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1888

Page

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Republican County Convention Plan in Brown County

A delegate convention for Brown County Republicans meets at Aberdeen Court House at 11:30 a m on Saturday July 2 1888. Delegates will attend the territorial convention at Watertown August 22 1888 and select delegates for the district legislative convention in Aberdeen. Representation is allocated by precinct plus extra for votes cast for the Republican legislative ticket in 1886. Chairman W Sranine calls it by order of the committee.

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Republican Caucus in Warner Township for Delegates

A Republican caucus will meet at Warner town hall on Thursday afternoon July 19 1888 at 3 o'clock to elect five delegates to the Aberdeen Dakota county convention on July 21 1888 By Order of Committee Warner July 10 1888.

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Farmers Lead Republican Power Amid Caucus Call

The article argues farmers form the Republican base in the north and should dominate caucuses to steer the party. It criticizes Democratic urban majorities and urges farmers to attend county caucuses to elect delegates to territorial and district conventions, asserting the era of machine conventions is over and a fair ballot begins. It also recounts tariff debates over clothing prices with a demonstration using a suit bought in Boston to counter charges.

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A Short Talk to Workingmen on Trade Systems

A speaker argues free trade pits laborers worldwide against each other and lowers wages. Protection keeps competition within the nation, supporting higher wages and steadier prosperity for United States workers. The talk asserts American protections yield better living standards and opportunities versus the British free trade model.

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Golconda and a tale of trade and tyranny from Harper's

The article covers tariff debates with free trade versus protection, arguing wages would align with cheaper foreign labor. It then describes Golconda’s fortress, wealth, and mines, noting legends of diamonds and catacombs. A fragment on Russian repression follows, detailing a Siberian prison anecdote and a bizarre remark about a white cow.

Sports of Esquiman Women

The Esquimaux are described as patient and persevering. The men stand about five feet three inches, the women five feet tall, with dark very coarse hair. Women enjoy a game of hair tugging where two pull hairs until one breaks, a pastime amid cold conditions.

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Inspired by Their Wives Sparks A Writer’s Debut

A man challenged by his wife to prove he could write a better book. He quickly produced chapters for Precaution then published it at his own expense. The work drew little attention but showcased his talent, and his next novel The Spy won strong patriotic support. Hawthorn was moved to write The Scarlet Letter after a nudge from his eye.

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Sheridan’s Four Little Companions Post Walking Parade

A garbled tale describes Gen. Sheridan with four children as constant companions. Two girls ask if they are his daughters. a girl replies they are twins walking with the general, clarifying the family scene.

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