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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1886
Page
9
Warner School Board schedules monthly meetings the first Saturday at 1 p.m. in Fred Fisher's office. Director M. Boardman Boulais treasurer and J. D. Shane clerk. teachers and others with board business urged to note time and place.
The Fr Dawes Post G A R invites comrades to attend meetings on the second and fourth Saturdays of the voting month. Adjutant A O Titus and N I Girsert welcome all members. Commander signs off.
The Sun Beams column notes crops look splendid and records weather with a 97 degree shade reading. Ed Saunders becomes a new father, shipments of lap robes arrive, and local notices mention land sales, bail insurance deals, and community events including Sunday school planning and a Fourth of July celebration.
A father speaks to his son about the fading years of his parents and the value of home and mother. He warns that time will come when the boy has no home or mother, urging him to understand the meaning and comfort they provide.
Order No 144 of Rondell township issued to James S Bryan is lost a duplicate issued and paid presentation of original order will not be honored May 17 1886 Rondell D T E P Ross Treas W I Steere Director A cottage prayer meeting at Mr and Mrs J Cook residence next Monday evening all are invited After the prayer meeting a Ladies Aid society will be organized for the proposed M E church to be built in Warner this summer All are welcome to attend
A six year old boy named Bobby, known for misusing words, crawls under a barn to escape punishment. His father later retrieves him, finding the tale amusing as the boy greets him from under the barn. The account appears in the Boston Record as a light domestic anecdote.
An elderly physician claims a simple vegetable formula can cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all nervous complaints with permanent results after testing in thousands of cases. He offers to mail the remedy free of charge in German French or English with directions, requesting a stamp and paper name.
A short sketch features workers debating a strike. A child asks why they are on strike and the reply centers on fighting for rights against an unnamed company. The dialogue captures a confrontational tone about labor grievances.
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