13 Mar 1879
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Newspaper
Angelica Advertiser
Location
Angelica, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1879
Page
1
The fragment shows a group of men discussing a venture titled the Volume with hints of promotion and liberal patronage. It mentions starting a project and seeking encouragement from business leaders, reflecting early advertising and collective effort.
The article argues for building modest rental houses and a brick block with a public hall in Angelita to draw residents and spur business. It urges carpenters and laborers to work now, notes Erie railway expansion, and mentions local craft and trade activity alongside regional happenings and notable notices.
To-day Prussia and England reportedly plan a dynastic alliance with Prince Arthur and the Duke of Connaught wedding at Windsor Castle. Royal family members from Victoria to the King of the Belgians expected to attend in a grand ceremony.
Fragmentary text shows a medical or veterinary remark with phrases about medicine and a filly. Distinct entities are scarce. no clear event, person, or organization emerges.
The notice outlines a mortgage sale of a West Almond land tract in Allegany County, securing 2370 dollars with interest, and lists assignment details and dates through 1879. It also covers foreclosures in the Supreme Court of New York and a sheriff sale of parcels in Almond, with dates in March and April 1879. A probate notice cites Waterman Palmer and others in Brookfield and nearby towns, requesting appearance for proving the will of Loren Palmer.
Correspondence from Home New York dated March 6 1879 reports quiet town meeting and execution of the Republican ticket with James P Manchester winning by 112 votes over Aten Whitney taking 176 of 464. Voters noted it as the largest turnout in Hume history. A license commissioner was chosen without opposition.
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