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Newspaper

Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1890

Page

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Notice of Trustee Open Hours in Indiana Townships

Wright township Greene county trustee WM Powell and Washington township trustee George Bogard announce weekly office hours in their residences and offices. Business transactions occur only on designated days per law, noting Saturday for forenoon visits and Tuesday weekly sessions.

Wright Township Giene County Indiana Jasonville WM. Powell Washington Township Greene County Raid Township George Bogard

Trustees Notice for Greene County Indiana Townships

Notices warn residents across Cass, Taylor, Grant, Brockton townships that trustees will hold weekly office hours at residences or designated sites to transact township business. Henry Borer, John D Moore, W H Deckard, Joseph Mosh urge compliance with laws and posted schedules. Bloomfield date June 5th 1884.

Cass Greene County Indiana Newberry Johns D Moore Brockton Township Linton Joseph Mosh

Shoddy Cloth War Sparks Tariff Debate in 19th Century

A historical piece argues high tariffs protected shoddy cloth makers, detailing how U S mills increased shoddy use from 1870 to 1880, the rise of shoddy mills, and a political shift toward protectionism. It notes congressional actions, industry lobbying, and the global import impact on wool rags and carpets.

I Harrison Harrison United States Congressional America Philadelphia Record Senate Committee Europe Republican National Committee Protection Party Clarrison Morton Dobsons Philadelphia

Residents debate protectionist dextrin duty in Boston linked row

The New York Evening Post notes a Boston advocate urging a three cent per pound duty on imported potato dextrine though domestic production is non existent. The piece argues protection harms many manufacturers and cites rail and textile users, urging 50 percent protection to help domestic play.

Trinity New York Evening Post Senate Committee Boston Moston New England New York States

Thorman & Schloss formed in Terre Haute clothing trade

The firm Schloss changes hands and remains at the same stand forming Thorman and Schloss. Judy Thorman, related to the late Philip Schloss, joins as senior partner with Harry T. Schloss as junior partner. Both bring long experience since 1873 and death of Philip Schloss. The new firm promises continued liberal policy and success.

Philip Schloss Terre Haute Thorman & Schloss Judy Thorman Schloss Harry T. Schloss Tere Haute Gazette The Democrat

My Methods of Teaching Reading in School

Educational column by County Superintendent outlines reading methods for beginners, stressing active comprehension, pronunciation, intonation, and expression. Emphasizes natural reading, oral summaries, vocabulary growth, and selecting quality extracts over sensational material.

Indiana & Minois Southern railroad sold at auction

Master in Chancery W. P. Fishback sold the Indiana and Minois Southern railroad in Indianapolis for $100,000 to W. H. Alley. The railroad remains with the same stockholders and aims to extend to St. Louis and Indianapolis, totaling about two hundred miles, with surveys already made. Current stockholders include W. H. Alley of Chicago Col J S Cooper John Lyon P H Blue and John T Heyn of Sullivan.

W. P. Fishback Indiana & Minois Southern Railroad Indianapolis W. H. Alley Chicago Col. J. 8. Cooper John Lyon P. H. Blue John T. Heyn Sullivan

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Help for Catarrh

The advertisement claims catarrh causes roaring buzzing in ears and loss of smell or hearing. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and specific remedy, asserting it cures catarrh by purifying the blood and urging continued use if symptoms persist.

Slood Hood

Mighty county tale of many personal notices and events

A compact patch of notices from a county scene lists horse loss, illnesses, deaths, business changes, a primary election result, and local civic chatter. It notes Rev Wm McJohnson ill, John A Corbin died with lagrippe, Emmett Miller buys Bat Corbin's emporium, and Alvin Hailey's missing horse. Primary winner C Bough and political engagement appear amid health and travel notes, with ads for Dr Ball’s Baby Syrup and Laxader.

Local Notes and Health Ad Vices From Bloomfield

D S Miller ill with grip and town residents report fevers illnesses while candidates like John W Jackson visit from Mineral. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier claiming cures for boils pimples and various impurities in the blood with a call for trial.

Hucd Ala East Rheum Hood

Sunflower Visit and Local Happenings in Lancaster

John Garity visited Lancaster over Sunday to see his sunflower. J D Brown, now 10, is visiting here from Illinois. Bloomfield visitors include Hitchcock and Templeton. Lost Street property changed hands as Wm Buckner bought John Alcorn’s. John Skerd named Jackson township committeeman last week. Belle Mansfield of Robinson is visiting relatives. B F George plans a classic saloon below Hickory Shad. Dresden youths visited, discussing M B A Lagripe battles with no fatalities.

John Garity J.D. Brown Illinois Hitchcock Eltmner Templeton Bloomfield Ana Wm Buckner John Alcorn Lost Street John Skerd Jackson Township Belle Mansfield Robinson B. F. George Lancaster Dresden Aikin Jackson Kate Kieter Martin Grippens Sage Plummer Laughlin House Taylor D. F. Geddes Edwin Hustettler California Pauline Ledgerwood Ste Pacific Nicuencus

Cure for Catarrh and Deafness Promises Relief

An advertisement touts Ely's Dream Balm as a radical cure for catarrh and a broader claim that deafness from mucus inflammation can be cured by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 if Hali's Catarray fails, and promotes a free circular from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo.

Ely F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Brunkenness Cure Promoted by Golden Specific

An advertisement touts Golden Specific as a universal cure for drunkenness and alcohol dependence. It claims the remedy can be added to tea or coffee without the drinker’s knowledge and leads to a permanent, rapid abstinence with no harmful effects. The firm offers circulars and guarantees the cure, inviting inquiries to Golden Specific Co. in Cincinnati.

Golden Specific Co Race Street Cincinnati

Evergreene Wisconsin nursery boasts vast stock and 3000 yearly orders

The Evergreene nursery in Wisconsin claims to be the nation’s largest for evergreens and ornamental trees, with millions of small evergreens in about fifty varieties and similar numbers of shrubs. Serving around three thousand customers annually, they employ a stenographer and seasonally 25 to 30 workers for digging and packing, and 15 to 20 for growing care. They specialize in evergreen hedges and offer low tree seedling prices, inviting readers to request their catalogue by postal card.

Primary results name county nominees in Sullivant

The recent Democratic primary yields county offices for Beasley Denney Willis Hawkins Scott Cummings Pittman Nash Jenkins loses second term rule. The report notes disappointment for Jenkins and comments on fines and punishment for drunk driving with a street-work alternative.

Sullivan John T. Beasley Wm. N. Denney Wm. Willis Wm. H. Hawkins Jonathan Scott W. D. Cummings Flist H. Pittman 3D. Dist James L. Nash Jenkins

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