Floods devastate towns and transportation nationwide
A lengthy report describes widespread flood damage across the country with inundated towns and farms, destroyed bridges, and blocked rail lines. It notes Toledo and Washington incidents, ice jams, and rapid water rises as a snapshot of early week devastation.
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The Old Reliable Gazette Circulates in Athens
A Cincinnati Gazette representative promotes a ten cent per week daily edition in Athens with Kurtz and Norris as local agents delivering to homes and businesses. The piece notes the standard 25 cent larger sheet option and urges subscription for full world news coverage. The Governor of Utah cites polygamy as a voter eligibility concern, citing a naturalized man who could marry multiple wives and grant them voting rights, including a hypothetical case with a Chinese girl.
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