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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1889
Page
3
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A long compiled patch of Greene County news covers fairs to come in Washington and Bloomfield, school books and trustees, land for sale, millinery, and local events. Mentions Mrs Kutch millinery line, Washington fair premiums, and the new county station house nearing completion.
A long OCR fragment lists hundreds of individuals with surnames and initials, including Randy Allen James Adams Mattie Bogard Lena Bach Susie Barker Charles Brech Artie Brown W O Bridwell Belle Bucker George Bro O M Buckner Katie Bogard Cora Buck Mollie Buck Annie Buck Estella Cushman and many others, seemingly a roster of teachers students and staff from a historical institution.
The Columbus Herald notes the new school book law as a compromise that reduces private control over books. Experts say the revised volumes match current content and quality. The paper hopes for near universal enforcement to ease public costs without lowering book standards.
Promoter touts Dead Shot as a superior cough remedy available for free trial. William M. Moss of Bloomfield is cited for information and inquiries. Regular size listed at 50 cents, suggesting a priced commercial product in a growing town.
A historical note claims ABLE fertilizer was proven effective by a respected expert, underscoring its accepted performance. The fragment suggests confidence in the product’s results and marks a promotion of its use.
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