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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1887
Page
4
The Warner School Board names Boulais as Treasurer and S. M. Wright as Clerk with Boulais as Treasurer and Wright as Clerk. Board meetings are held the first Saturday of each month at 1 p.m. at Fred. Fisher's office. Teachers and others with business should note the time and place.
The notice sets Sunday hours from 7:30 to 9 p.m. and from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. on other days. It lists Cc. X. Coorg, P. M. as the contact or official.
The San Francisco aeronaut Thos. Baldwin leaped from a balloon near Rockaway Beach Tuesday afternoon. Parachute remained closed for 300 feet then opened, letting him descend rapidly before sailing into the ocean and being rescued unharmed.
Notices list settlers filing for final proof on various parcels in Aberdeen Dakota area. Witness lists include Herbert Harwell, William Fryer, John Townsend, Richard Frwins, Anya L. Mcops, Louis Saul, Sarah Tobel, Mantua Forkner, Emma Bentley among others. Proves residence and cultivation for sections across townships and ranges with dates through September and October 1887.
The article notes a high concentration of under-30 business men in Dakota towns and farms, calling them Dakota Rustlers for moving to frontier opportunities. It stresses energy and enterprise shaping a bright, prosperous future.
Groton College in Groton Brown County Dak opens its third year on Wednesday Sept 14 with entrance exams and class arrangements on Sept 15 The school offers Preparatory Classical Scientific Normal Commercial and Musical programs The normal department under the territorial law will provide free tuition for twenty five students and diplomas will be recognized by the territorial board of education Apply early for catalogues and details to President Jas A Marshall or Secretary Rev P S Davies in Groton North Dakota
The piece argues sheep grazing harms young pine growth in the Sierra Nevadas. Sheep trample two to three year sprouts and feed on tiny shoots, hindering maturation. Fires set to clear brush compound the damage, and foresters urge study of destruction methods to find remedies.
The Typo Telegraph, a new invention by M. Etienne de Fedor, is being tested in Paris by the ministers of posts and telegraphs. It aims to speed press messages by printing in ordinary type first, stereotyping, then sending the block to the telegraph office as the original message. Fedor claims up to 1200 letters per minute, about 14000 words per hour.
The Pioneer News sections include The News The Farm The Home The Young People Puzzles Notes and Queries and Temperance. Each issue features new short serials correspondence and more from editors and writers at Pioneer Press Co St Paul.
In Probate Court Territory of Dal Kota County is added notice of the last will and testament of Wan Dawe Prete Morice. Minerva J Dawes is to Probate and present the will for admission to probate. The court set May 15 for hearing and determination as to admission and settlement of the estate.
A British Dental Association member urges appointing dental surgeons with adequate salaries to provide conservation dental treatment in public and endowed schools, reformatories, training ships, and industrial schools. He notes 25 percent of schoolchildren need treatment and London manufacturers supply 10 million artificial teeth annually.
The article reviews tea as a common stimulant with potential health benefits and risks. It notes increased consumption, digestive and nervous system effects from excess use, and common symptoms like insomnia and heart palpitations. It warns tea is not a food and should not replace nourishing diet.
A description of the Austrian emperor portrays him as plain in dress and approachable in manner. His piercing gaze and decisive replies convey authority while maintaining courteous, non evasive interaction with all subjects. His presence calms a nervous audience, leaving a confident, faithful impression.
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