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Newspaper

Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1892

Page

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Interesting Incidents From Our Hustlers and Snow Storm

A column notes youths and elders sharing moments, with a Bethany church contest won by Miss Freadie Neideigh. Social at Joel Strauser’s featured dancing and merriment. Also mentions Mrs Johnson and Mrs Falk ill, Miss Garrett visiting Elnora, and Lois Cunningham in Lyons. An advertisement touts Salvation Oil and Dr Bull's Cough Syrup.

We. Johnson James Falk Rose Garrett Elnora Lois Cunningham Lyons Bethany Church Freadie Neideigh Joel Strauser

Skating on Lattas Creek and Local Visits

Or boys report fine skating on Lattas creek. An infant child of Mr. Hensley was buried last week. Mrs. Gray was called to Spencer by telegram for her grandmother Mrs. Mirer's funeral. Mr. Martin of Camplesburg visited his brother-in-law. Lizzie and Agnes Daubenpek shopped at Worthington. Louis Watoln went to Morgan county to buy a farm after selling in Fairplay township to Jonathan Densosieh. Louis Loeb, a drummer, was in town. Orvil Royer of Lancaster visited Dan Stantz. Frank Martin and H Hunt are preparing ice for the hotel. Mr. Huntton made a short visit here.

Lattas Creek Hensley Gray Spencer Mirer Martin Camplesburg Thos Grace Miasea Lizzie Agnes Dauben Pek Mr. Huntton Bob Shelburn Switz City Switz Will Yakey Bloomfield Christian Church M. E A. J. Heath Starcup Highland Township Eel River John Moffett Linton Lodge Ed Fuller Coal City C. L Wayman Vincennes Ed Bull Ed Wall Illinois Henry Dido Wall C. Brentley Linth J. W. Middleton

Universal Salve Promises Quick Relief And Refund

An advertisement touts a beat salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and similar eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with a price of 25 cents per box sold by 8 Staleup. tf

Weathered Town Sees Deaths And Illness Amid Blustery Cold

The report notes Wesley Swaby in town on Saturday while Tom Vaughan remains ill his wife in danger. Henry Pope buried in Stockton township. Grandfather Affleman and Mrs Laura Hamilton laid to rest as families mourn loss amidst harsh winds. Grandmother Stockrahm ill and Mrs Toe Moss unwell. An employment ad promises quick work with no experience required.

Wesley Swaby Tom Vaughan Dad Hickson Henry Pope Stockton Affleman Olive Branch Toe Moss

Lyons residents and town events in brief

Help is raging doctors on go night and day. Al bert Musselman and Earnest Crecelius of Lyons were on our streets Monday. Our town boys went over the river Monday night to make noise for Frank Nichols. He has found himself a wife. Mrs. M. E. Slinkard and son Sam plan Florida health trip. Bazil Miles injured hand severely but improving. J. D. Edwards and Diane Stinkard putting up ice. J P Walls plans two story corner addition at Second and Broad. Dora Smith of Washington visiting sister Flora Musselman. Newberry Lodge No 624 LO O F installed officers: D. Gantz NG W. Wisner VG H W Moore B S N V Slinkard PV J D Moore treasurer W D Killian and W K Wesner trustees.

Albert Musselman Earnest Crecelius Lyons Frank Nichols M. E. Slinkard Sam Florida Bazil Miles J. D. Edwards Diane Stinkard J.P. Walls Second Broad Streets Aire Dora Smith Washington Flora Museelman Newberry Lodge LO. O. F D. Gantz N.G W. K. Wisner V.G H.W. Moore N. V.slinkard J. D. Moore Treas W. D. Killian Dan W. K. Wesner Trustees

Latte Girl Recovers After Dreadful Illness At Lighthouse

Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott keeper of the Gov Lighthouse at Sand Frosch Michigan cared for their four year old daughter. She contracted measles with a severe cough and fever, worsened until doctors gave little hope. After using Dr Kings New Discovery and two bottles she improved dramatically and was cured. Starcups Drugstore offers a trial bottle.

Loren Trescott Gov Sand Frosch Mich Detroit Dre. King

Elnora artist visits for class meeting and local goings on

The passage notes Elnora artist visiting last week to photograph a full Pokoul Class meeting at the Auis tics cdivarch led by E Deoneen of Rockwood. It mentions Wes Stal cup, Bloomfield drummer, a call for a physician in Koleen, Rev Harvey absent for about eight weeks, Joe am of Texas interred on the Ridge, Emeral Flynn likely moving to Springville, Rev Wm Baker in the Baptist church's future, Freeman Rabcreft returning from the west, Garrison Lawrence opening a shop on Railroad street, and a Republican township committee appointment for Jim.

Tebe Elnora Auistics E. Deoneen Rockwood Wes Stalcup Elever Bloomfield Pugh Inn Koleen Bias Rev. Harvey Joeam Texas Emeral Flynn Springville Wm. Baker Freeman Rabcreft Robert T Garrison Lawrence Railroad Street Jim Township

Walton Chosen Delegate Amid Train Travel Rumor

Saturday report notes Mr. Walton selected as delegate. John Stone and wife left by train to Bedford to visit Mrs Stone's ailing father. Infant illness worsens and Salvation Oil is praised, while Dr Bull's Cough Syrup is urged for quick cough relief.

Walton John Stone Bedford Salvation Oil Dr. Bull

Protracted meeting ends amid sickness in Bloomfield group

A Bloomfield community item notes the M. E. and C. P. protracted meeting closed Friday due to widespread illness. Plans for a March gathering are hinted at, a temperance event is postponed to February 6, and Sunday School classes were held with positive reports. Local residents mentioned include A. J. Shields and Levi Vernon. Miss Maude Cook hosted friends Sunday afternoon.

A. J. Shields Bloomfield Levi Vernon Bloomington M. E C. P

Nervous Prostration Ad Promises Quick Restoration

A vintage drugstore ad pushes Electric Bittern as a nerve tonic to combat nervous prostration. It claims improved appetite, digestion, and liver and kidney function with a bottle priced 50 cents at S. Stalcup's Drugstore.

S. Stalcup

Local notes and opinions mix small town life and politics

Hobbieville residents recall Cy Brandon with playful scorn as a first time boy. Mrs. Jas. Long and Israel Long died, to be buried at Flinn graveyard. Influenza widens illness grip. Republicans pick Jim Pool as committeeman while Democrats predict an easy fall. Simon Ashcraft cites a Democratic National Convention in Kansas City. supporters favor Indianapolis.

Homas Wilson Hobbieville Cy Brandon Frank Hardesty Republican Jas. Long Grip Jasper Israel Flinn Lizzie Duke Mia Sarah Kirk Jim Pool Simon Ashcraft Kansas City Indianapolis

Local Notes and Visits Highlight Greene County News

M Moga visited Washington township school last week as a promising Greene County superintendent candidate. Mose Kaufman returned from Indianapolis. Miss Mactie Bogard attended her sick uncle Corneli INTER. Edwin Bogard near Newberry hosted a gathering with several couples including C T Ohaver J H Quillen and more. Mrs Dye Wag gover visited relatives near Marco. John Moffett died after a short illness. funeral at Ter Bune graveyard. Rev Gaston preached at the Christian church and Dr Mullane’s Boston visit noted.

M. Moga Washington Township Greene County Mose Kaufman Indianapolis Mactie Bogard Corneli Inter Us Bogard Newberry Emil Stine Dye Waggover M .Rco Panei John Moffett Worthington Lodge I. O. O. F Terbune Aydelotte Princeton Louis Hill McGinnis Sandborn Daniel Delay Gaston The Christian Church Mullane Boston

Fearful Winter Sickness Strikes Region Cause of Deaths

Pneumonia defeats doctors as two relatives of Jasper Long die, others ill and recovering. Protracted M E church meeting closes with gains. Captain Philips donates apples for Christmas. Taylor Byers plans move to Bedford for work. Combs schoolhouse institute well attended. Mayer Burch ill. Uncle Billy Hudson sick. Chaley Carmichael active around premises.

Jasper Long Flyn James Hudson Elmore Long M. E Philips Taylor Byers Bedford Taylor Combs School House Mayer Burch Cassie Wright Billy Hudson Chaley Carmichael Still Pony

Local notes reflect church, political, and community updates

Community sickness, institute attendance, and protracted meetings are noted. Local Democrats elect D S Miller as south Taylor chair and C M Hornbaker as congressional delegate. Reports mention visits by George Lester, Miss Frances McGinnis, and Jesse LaRue family. Interments for Joseph Inman and local school teaching changes are recorded with brief remarks on residents.

M. Hornbaker George Lester North Taylor South Precinct Taylor Frances McGinnis Belle Isenogle John E. Hutson Jesse LaRue Oscar Warren LaRue Robert Hutson Dean’s Creek Koleen Joseph Inman Near Martin James Isaac Inman Jackson Township Charles Skemp Lafayette Tie Indiana M. West Eg. Ault’s Court Doney Jeptha Moss South Taylor Charles Combs Laura Ann Barker Blackmore School John Hornbaker Jake

Dusty town braces for ditch work and road reform

Local notes report ditch cleaning equipment moved to ground for imminent widening and straightening. Town business declines as Switz City gains a drug store, while ice, weddings, funerals, and visits from Ed Wall and J. W. Middleton fill common chatter. A Philadelphia Record plea urges farmers to drive road improvements, arguing gravel roads vastly outperform mud and outlining roles for residents and road managers.

Expenses and Remuneration of Teachers in Greene County

An educational column argues that knowledge and proper use of it command higher pay in professional work. It examines teacher costs and salaries, citing board, tuition, books, travel, and other expenses, and estimates Greene County teachers’ net income after typical costs. The piece urges deliberate preparation and adequate pay to sustain the teaching profession and calls for readers to judge if remuneration meets needs.

F. D. Alkire Greene County Normal Institute Teacher's Association

Teachers Pay and Holidays Opinion Published by Superintendent

The Michigan opinion states teachers cannot be paid for Saturday work but may be paid for holidays. It cites Section 4495 defining terms and notes contracts imply statutory laws, so holidays cannot be deducted from pay. Supreme Court references Holloway and Gage support pay for holidays even if not taught. It condemns contract clauses reducing holiday pay as unlawful and disruptive to school progress. The item ends with an unrelated newspaper subscription pitch.

Superintendent of Public Instruction Voices Attorney General Supreme Court of Michigan Gage Holloway

Tax Notice for 1891 Greene County Taxes Unpaid

Greene County Indiana treasurer announces the 1891 tax duplicate is ready for payment including state county ditch taxes. Delinquent penalties apply after April and November installments. all taxpayers urged to pay promptly to avoid costs. Townships, dogs, road tax, and delinquent land sales details included. inquiries should reach auditor two weeks before final payment date.

BroomFiEp Syprana Otice Greene County Indiana

Carlisle on equal rights for all labor in American industry

Speaking before Congress Hon John G Carlisle argues that unskilled laborers deserve protection and equal participation in government benefits. He condemns any doctrine that favors one class or industry over another as un-American and signals that all honest occupations share in national rights and burdens. The message urges broad inclusion and criticizes exclusionary definitions.

John G. Carlisle House of Representatives Whever

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