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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1886
Page
6
The poem recalls a September violet as seasons shift from cold rain to a serene warm day and muses on time springing anew. It frames summer’s joys, mortality, and renewal through a dreamy contemplation of flowers and memory.
An 1881 Apache raid on Zuni valley prompts an improvised defense atop a village house. Stonewall W bravely descends the wall to warn two white women and join Dan Dubois and his daughter in fending off attackers with rifles as the two sides exchange fire.
An editor explains a planned one week absence with no paper issued. The Times will publish a tariff editorial in place, noting the only missing item is Bill Jones' farm for sale advertisement due to nonpayment.
The Pacific stockholders held their annual meeting on the 15th and elected a board including August Belmont Frederick Billings John A Brookmar John C Bullitt Benjamin P Cheney James C Fargo John H Hall Robert Harris Brayton Iven Johnston Livingston Thomas F Oakes J Lewis Stackpole and Charles B Wright Retiring directors John W Ellis Roswell G Ralston and N P Hollowell were replaced by John A Brookman James C Fargo and Brayton Ives representing New York and Philadelphia
At Minneapolis exposition a striking display by the Northern Pacific railroad features fine samples of agricultural and vegetable products minerals native woods coal brick tile building stone mineral lime cement and a inviting array of fruits. The items come from states and territories along the railroad route.
The ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a universal remedy, claiming millions of restored sufferers endorse the product and urging households to keep this great specific on hand for relief.
A severe wind and rain storm hit Michigan Illinois and Indiana on the 15th damaging many properties but causing no reported fatalities. An advertisement touts Red Star Cough Cure by Dr 8 K Cox D C Analytical Chemist Washington DC priced at twenty five cents.
The Pennsylvania Prohibition state convention announced nominations for state and federal posts: Governor Robert J. Houston, Lieutenant Governor John Parker, Auditor Daniel B. Early, Secretary of Internal Affairs Seth A. Hougland, and Congressman at Large C. D. Thompson.
The St. Louis trial of Frank Young Oscar Harrow and Fred Huschhausen connected with the Knights of Labor ended in acquittal on charges of conspiracy to injure Missouri Pacific Railroad property and business during the recent Southwestern railroad strikes.
The Northern Pacific company has relaid the Mullen tunnel section using sixty six pound steel rails and is removing the old fifty four pound rails as it advances.
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets praised as effective bowel cleanse and recuperative aid. Carnegie offers Edinburg £25,000 for a public library, highlighting funding interest in civic education and healthcare lore.
A compiled column cites various medical products and cures from patent medicines. It mentions Dr Pierce's Discovery and Favorite Prescription, McCaine's Oil, and Allen's Iron Tonic, alongside claims about neuralgia, malarial poison, and stomach disorders. It notes Missouri drought impacts and German university enrollment figures.
A historical ad warns of neglecting early symptoms from headaches to fatigue and low blood state. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy, claiming cure for dyspepsia and weak systems, priced at one dollar per 100 doses, sold by Hood and Co.
About a hundred readers report Floy McKinster of Anoka credits Brown's Iron Bitters with curing him of disorders after other remedies failed. The tonic is said to aid digestion relieve constipation and support the liver.
A clipped notice claims Charleston quake damage will reach 10 million dollars. An Evansville Wisconsin druggist touts Athlophoros as curing rheumatism, saying his sales rise daily despite doctors failing to help.
An OCR fragment lists Piso's Cure for consumption, Frazer Axle Grease, Lyon's Patent Heel Stiffener, Meneman's Peptonized Beef Tonic, and backed claims of blood-making and restorative properties. Mentions Caswell Co. of New York as proprietor and sales through various outlets.
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