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Newspaper

Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1894

Page

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A Lesson in Drainage the Greene County Marshes

Indianapolis Journal recounts Hon. E. B. Martindale's experiments draining 15 000 acres of Greene County marshes. A steam dredge and tile drainage turned swamp land into fertile farms, boosting yields and enabling Switz City to become a model of reclaimed land with crops like corn wheat oats and millet thriving.

Indianapolis E. B. Martindale Martindale Greene County Indiana Switz City Vincennes Lattess Creek Gulf Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh White River Paradise Coase-pond Hattess Sone

Prohibition Praised by Bank President and Temperance Leaders

Hon John Ro Mulyane of Topeka bank cites prohibition as boosting state finances, noting no paupers in 44 counties with poor houses and no criminals at district court in 37 counties. Joseph Cook urges continued WCTU crusade, praising scientific temperance instruction and laws mandating school programs. Evening Herald, Seattle.

John Ro Mulyane Topeka Associated Press Washington Towa Wellman Joseph Cook Womans’ Temperance Womans’ Christian Temperance Union Nation and International Evening Herald Seattle

Electric Bitters Cured Varied Ailments In Several States

S H Clifford New Cassel Wisconsin suffered neuralgia rheumatism stomach disorder and liver trouble with dwindling strength after three bottles of Electric Bitters his recovery was noted Edward Shepherd Harrodsburg TH had an eight year leg sore treated with three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven Bucklen Amica Salve bottles his leg healed John Speaker Catawba Ohio had five fever sores on his leg and was deemed incurable yet one bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen Amica Salve cured him entirely All sales by Starcup and an offer for job printing at the office

S. H. Clifford New Cassel Wis Edward Shepherd Harrodsburg John Speaker Catawba Bucklen Starcup

Dr Kings New Discovery Offers Relief for Coughs Colds

It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good if you have a cough cold or throat chest or lung trouble. Dr Kings New Discovery is guaranteed to relieve or money back. Sufferers from la grippe found it ideal with speedy recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn how good it is. Trial bottles for sale at S Starcup's drug store. Large sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar.

Indian School Notes From Western Nebraska Letter

Wa Moss writes from 120 miles west of Omaha about agriculture at an Indian reservation area. He describes sandy loam soil, corn and cattle farming, minimal hay, and droughty winters. He notes teachers in Indian schools, civil service hires, salaries of about $600 with room and fuel, and lists several Native pupil names and pronunciation challenges. He mentions a Kansas superintendent-arrival planned for February and his anticipated move between February and March.

Omaha George Bogard Lyons Greene County Civil Service Washington D.C Commissioner of Indian Affairs Civil Service Comunis Vongressmat Indian Service Bull Kansas Wa. M. Moss

Thoughtless Ministers and a Drummers Bible Gaffe on a Train

A commercial traveler in the south pries two clergymen on a railroad car with a riddle linking biblical Herod to baby boys. The exchange touches on an alleged Palestine bone discovery and ends with a card urging the reader to study the Bible more carefully.

Cho Denmmer Notheg Tabnaye Holy Land New York Palestine Merod Druvmer Herod New York Herald

The Two Prospects Enter the Insurance Office

A merchant meets two well dressed men posing as Mr. Booker and a friend from Bluster Life Insurance. The scam hinges on the fake introduction to Booker, who is said to be a special agent. The merchant pretends not to know them, detects the ruse, and ends up insured.

Booker Bluster Life Insurance Company London

Ivory Carving Intrigue in China and Japan

The article notes elaborate ivory ball carvings in China and Japan, with nested balls highlighted. It explains a probable method: drilling four holes around the sphere and cutting concentric ivory layers from hole to hole until an inner circle loosens, then shaping patterns from these rings.

China Japan Chambers

Contributors' Club Question Sparks Editor Tension

A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution shows a writer asking if a contributors' club exists and the weary editor replying, then directing John to hit him a clip with a hickory.

John Atlanta Constitution

Happenings of a Week Show Local Gossip and Notices

Week’s events include visits by J Z. Cutron and B F Langton, a missionary return, Veranda work, and a Populist Republican committee meeting. A cold snap to 13 degrees below zero, births and deaths noted, and Ely's Cream Balm praised as a remedy for chronic catarrh and bronchitis.

Ely

Weekend visits and local amusements weave through Midway notes

Wm Brewer visited Newberry Saturday and Rosco O Haver saw the sights Friday. George Page met Cy Ellis of North Stafford last Sunday. Geo Ledgerwood attended Burris Chapel Saturday and Sunday. George Good nears completion of a barn addition. Joseph Brewer Jr plans new farm buildings. John Young called on his sweetheart Friday night and coasted in Lincoln Park. C C Lindins and family hosted a music night. Locals anticipate Charles Good eating peanut and popcorn Monday at Midway. Charles Good and George Ledgerwood went to Marco during a blizzard with only toe nails reported missing. Mrs Hannah Moore Hebron Neb reports Salvation Oil cured her mother’s swollen knee after a fall.

Rosco O' Haver George Page Cy Ellis North Stafford Geo. Ledgerwood Burris Chapel George Good Joseph Brewer, Jr John Young Lincoln Park C. C. Lindins Charles Goods Midway Charles Good George Ledgerwood Marco Hannah Moore Hebron, Neb

Dixon News Snippets and Local Notes

Ollie Owen suffers a neck boil. numerous social notices follow. Residents travel, guests visit, and church events dot Norman schoolhouse and nearby towns. An advertisement proclaims Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Toledo firms. Local schooling, farms, and trades feature alongside varied community chatter and a health ad for rheumatism relief.

Newark Social Event and Church Additions

A social occurred in town last Friday night. Rev. Lewis preached at Crow school house Saturday night. F M Carmichael Seaman Wiles and Joe Arthur went to Worthington Monday. Meeting at the Christian church last Saturday and Sunday added three new members. A J Dilly is presently on the sick list.

A. J. Dilly Rev. Lewis Crow School House F. M. Carmichael Seaman Wiles Joe Arthur Worthington The Christian Church

Switz City News Briefs Highlight Local Visits

Henry T. Neal passed through town Saturday. Fannie Kirkpatrick visits Spencer this week. Emma Franklin visited friends here last week.

Henry T. Neal Fannie Kirkpatrick Spencer Emma Franklin

Heaton News Roundup from a Small Town

Riley Uland visited the school Friday evening. Eckley Combs bought hogs Friday. Grandpa Messenger is very sick. Everett Stringfellow visited Leona Cain Sunday. George Sullivan passed through town Sunday. A large crowd attended the festival Thursday night. The young folks held a party at Lewis Helms' Saturday. Frank Letsinger visited Nora Holtzclaw Thursday. Ira Burch of Cincinnati traveled through Sunday en route to Illinois. Riley Anderson stays at Isaac Workman's and may settle there.

Eckley Combs Grandpa Messenger Everett Stringfellow Leona Cain George Sullivan Lewis Helms Frank Letsinger Nora Holtzclaw Ira Burch Cincinnati Ilinois

Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood purification and cure

It proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable blood purifier that can cure severe catarrh and prevent consumption. The ad asserts Hood's Pills cleanse without purge or gripe, urging readers to act before it is too late.

Hood

Post Office Request and Local Social Notes in CIDERVILLE

Rev John Glover visited Heaton on Thursday and John and Plad Combs were in town Monday. More coal was discovered in Possum Follow. Frank Glover and Joe Evans with wife visited Enoch Stone and Riley Anderson visits Heaton regularly. Anna Bingham visited friends at Heaton, Emery Neidigh called on Isaac Bingham, and Don Frater stayed overnight in the western part of town. Dow hopes for future visits.

John Plad Combs Frank Glover Joe Evans Enoch Stone Riley Anderson Heaton Rev. Bingham Ridgeport Emery Neidigh Isaac Bingham Anna Bingham Don Frater Dow

Local Salve Advertises Piles Cure Guarantee

An 25 cent box salve promises to heal cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by S. Staleup.

S. Staleup

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Greene County Marshes Bovanr Ww. Co. T. U. Department MM. Moss Crazy Dear Yellow Hair Gray Eagle Mary Black Buck Lucy Gray Hair Rosa White Dog Julia Black Elk Edward Quick Bear Albert Crazy Bear Jeffry Brush Breaker Elaine Yellow Hair Bear Magee Finde Brave Julian New Horse Joseph Bie Star David Two Sti George White Shirt Edward Little Bull Henry Horse Looking Peter Blue Shield Mignion Owl Eazle John Black Tail Winnie Left Wand Winnie Crazy Hawk Benjamin Charging Bear Mark Broken Loo Fred Charging Eagle Brink Ghost Face Bear Nellie Skinuleos Harry Tilzihinnie Frances Trujillo Chemawa Wakahosa Tans Ivzahatti Frank Nanwinogi Claude Najuescong George Nokatyarlie Milton Dahdastida Kate Eskonomah James Hasketnedid Ray Chilchinpa Scotland Z. Cutron Bloomfield Uncle Hornbaker B. F. Langton Loogootee E. H. Ledgerwood Fred Ault C. B. Garrett A. J. O'Donald Fred Hasler Newberry D. S. Miller Opha Summerville Martin County U. B. Church Ferse Creek Efthe Hannan R. Meek Robt. Denney Theo. Pringle Samuel W. Axtell P. King Wm. Brewer U.S Dixon Ollie Owen Minnie Arnold Wm. Rector J.T. Franklin Owen County E. N. Gaston Peters Farm Norman School House Clem Smith P. Freeman Norman School George Huffman George Hall F. J. Cutley & Co Props Toledoo F. J. Cheney West & Traux Toledo Kinnin' & Marvin O. Hall Schuyler Coffee Walter Henry Ben Cox Ed. Pugh Illinois Charley Burks, Jr Floyd Burks Samuel Sample George Pugh Wright & Son J. B. Young Newark Riley Sims Wesley Gaston Ramona Geor Pugh Lizzie Woods Lou Lesta Della Burks Etna Bruner John Burks Miss Woods Troy Ind Dr. Bull A. I Cavins Riley Uland Isaac Workman's Ciderville John Glover
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