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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1888
Page
2
Fragmentary lines describe democracy as fearless and humane, guarding liberty, labor, and property. The text links freedom, equal rights, and natural law to the preservation of liberty against despotism. It reflects a period voice emphasizing civic virtue and resilience.
The Democrat urges cheerful giving and charity during Christmas while reminding readers to pay for their subscriptions by the due date. It emphasizes support for widows and orphans, the joy of giving, and remembering the poor and distressed with liberal but prudent benevolence. It closes with a blessing and the belief that blessings come from God.
W J Craig president of the Sentinel company plans to run against the Democrat editor for secretary of the senate. The passage notes a possible heavy charge yet confidence remains in their bid. The state bureau reports last year’s judicial totals across 57 counties with increases in civil criminal indictments and convictions.
The editorial accuses The Worthington Times of failing to defend commission deserves in a county treasurer scandal involving a $500 fee and a first class lawyer from the city. It argues for county attorney involvement and questions the paper’s stance.
FragmentaryOCR text shows a pledge by Democratic supporters in Greene County to uphold Democratic principles and unity. It mentions avoiding factionalism, electing Democrats devoted to party interests, and advancing prosperity and republican values.
A Bakers' Journal critique claims communism corrupts the republic by demoralizing citizens and driving families into debt and mortgage distress. The piece portrays labor absorption as dangerous and warns of crime and vice spreading under red flag rhetoric.
Wr. Lawson of Giant township Noah Lynch of Jackson township and George Britton of Fairplay township are named as constables. Sen Voorhees delivered a extensive tariff speech in the senate on Wednesday. Music notes mention crowding out but promise future coverage.
The Democrat reports multiple local marriages in Clinton Indiana and nearby areas. Gertie Scott wed Carroll Turner in Clinton with a reception. E P Jordan married Callie Warnick in Bloomfield with a private ceremony. Nettie May Sergent married John McGannon in Bloomfield with celebration. notes on licenses granted and gifts. social column emphasizes community happiness and future homes.
Notice to hunters and buyers. sales of land, houses, and lots in Worthington. property rentals and non resident interests managed. Routt corner property offered. lodge officers elected with installation planned. Republican tariff critique notes rising prices and calls for tax policy change.
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