Warner Sun enters second class mail in Warner
The Warner Sun is entered at the Warner post office in North Dakota as second class mail matter per postal designation.
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Warner, Dak
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1886
Page
1
Drainage Canal Planned for Woonsocket
A drainage canal is planned to be dug at Woonsocket. The project aims to improve flood control and water flow in the area, with construction details to be announced by local authorities.
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Woonsocket
Territorial Farmers Meet at Aberdeen and Local News
The Aberdeen gathering of the Territorial Farmers' Alliance is noted for a Wednesday meeting. F W Perricarew sold the Flandreau Herald to Davis and Nisbet, formerly of the Bell Rapids Times. Grover Cleveland contemplates a renomination. The Yankton Territorial Republican Convention is set for Monday September 22 at 10 am. An Illinois girl allegedly won a chewing gum contest by jawing 6,000 times in sixty minutes. Sioux chiefs reportedly oppose opening any portion of their reservation in a letter to Deadwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flandreau Herald
Davis & Nisbet
Bell Rapids Times
Illinois
Deadwood
Robbery at Minneapolis post office targets stamps and cash
The Minneapolis post office was robbed between 12:30 and 4 a.m., stealing $15,000 in postage stamps and little money. No clue has been secured. Prohibition matters in Edmonds county head toward a July 19 decision on a high license commissioner to fill Albert Smith’s vacant seat. President Cleveland’s nominee for the Devil's Lake land office receiver is unknown, prompting local disappointment.
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Minneapolis
Edmonds County
Albert Smith
Cleveland
Devil’s Lake Land Office
National Democratic Platfo. .O
Aberdeen
Dak
Ion
U. Land Office
Res
Meineid
Section
Town
Pee
Mantun L. Puncuas
Ted Werth
Pont Werk
Seera
Lay Eche
Elinright
Chas. Tower
John Elias Pratt
Warner, Dak
Tga
N. H. Hames
Sa Rreet
Ths
Viasoun A. Cantson
D.S
Rene Langaby
James Bassett
Byron D. Wilson
Charles Trog
Gladstone predicted to win first heat in self government contest
The article notes the Tories expect victory in the first heat of the grand final for Irish self-government, while Herbert Gladstone predicts another election within a year. It suggests long road ahead for UK reform and cites English support for Gladstone's 1886 reform effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Gladstone
United Kingdom
Gladstone
St. Paul P. Py
Duke of Argyll criticized for overconfidence on Ireland relations
The Pioneer reproaches the Duke of Argyll for claiming Americans are ignorant of Ireland England relations. It argues Americans are informed about British rule in Ireland and the liberties Ireland seeks, calling his view unfair and unfounded.
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Ous
Duke of Argyll
Ireland
England
South Dakota Constitutional Convention Reaffirms Statehood Division Plan
The Sioux Falls session of the South Dakota constitutional convention adjourned at 10 oclock July 12 with fifty two delegates, quorum not met yet the body pursued a full discussion on repealing the restraining section of the ordinance and schedule. Maj Kellam moved to reaffirm the convention’s principles and urge Congress to admit South Dakota as a state without delay and to divide Dakota into North and South Dakota. The resolutions were adopted and Wednesday afternoon was spent on a conference on the main question of repealing section 32.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Owen
Gladstone
Ireland
Maj
Kellam
Chamberlain
Dakota
North Dakota
Groton Papers Splash at Each Other Over Leader Clash
The Groton Independent and Groton Gazette attack Scribner and his Leader after a two year ban on Scribner and the Leader. Editors Reeves and Bestor are called childish while Scribner reportedly courts work at half price, prompting calls for sympathy and mockery from rival papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Independent and Gazette
Scribner
Scriber
Dawson, Minn
Scribieheek
Reeves
Scrib
Bestor
Groton Independent
J. D. Reeves
Groton Gazette
RK. G. Bestor
Consumption Cured by Simple Vegetable Remedy Offered Free
An old paper ad claims a simple vegetable remedy cures consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and heart and lung ailments and nervous disorders. The proposer W A Oyes offers free mailing of the recipe in German French or English with full usage directions from 149 Power's Block, Ester, N Y.
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Neper
W.A. Oyes
Power's Block
Ester
N.Y
Mexican Music Band Engaged for Minneapolis
Sec W Byron arrived from Mexico with a contract for fifty four top Mexican musicians to perform in Minneapolis. The agreement is signed by the ninth regiment colonel and approved by Gen Carrillio. Byron notes the group’s music would be unmatched here and cites a 126 member tryout in Mexico City with no false notes.
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Byron
Minneapolis
Mexico
Carrillio
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