17 Jan 1890
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1890
Page
1
Fragmented OCR passage discusses salts and remedies, mentioning sarsaparilla and teas. It references attempts at cures and treatments with unclear outcomes, noting mentions of salt and various herbs. No coherent event or identifiable persons or organizations are preserved.
Attorneys at law listed in Bloomfield Indiana with offices in the Greene County courthouse. Includes partners Spee X Van Buskirk Axtella Timmons Offett and Davis and Leonard as deputy prosecuting attorney. abstracts specialty and real estate title work offered. practice in Greene County and adjoining counties.
Notice to Wright township and Washington township residents that trustees WAL POWELL and GEORGE BOGARD will hold office hours at their residences and offices on Saturdays and during a weekly weekday at Jasonville, Indiana and in Greene county as provided by law.
Notices warn residents of Cass township Taylor Highland Stockon Greene County Indiana that trustees will conduct township business only on set days at their residences or offices. Details name trustees John Deore Hen shy Borter Heckurd Simon Bland Joseph Moss and locations near Newberry Switz City Linton and other local sites.
Notice states that William M. Cyatnut Superintendent will hold a session for teachers on the last Saturday of each month at 1 o clock in the high school room at the treatment field. The garbled text references court, teachers, and monthly meetings with uncertain names and locations.
The president of a major American steel firm argues for tariff relief on raw ore to support large new Sparrow Point plants. He warns against restricting ore to domestic supply and says imports and tariffs must be managed to protect American industry while allowing expansion at Sparrow Point and related works.
An educational column argues moral education develops the intellect and higher emotions, urging schools to teach truth, beauty, and goodness. It stresses study of history, literature, and music, plus model conduct by teachers, to shape character and citizenry.
A dated love letter from John T. Miller to Miss in Adams, Indiana expresses continuing affection and asks for weekly updates. The page also includes a local political item about Thomas Cobb pursuing Congress, with a skeptical note from the Ton. Thos. Cobb column on a tramp’s critique of Cobb’s conduct.
On Wednesday January 22 the Democratic Central Committee will meet at the courthouse in Bloomfield to set the time and method for selecting delegates to the State Congressional Senatorial and Judicial conventions. GW. Canny G. H. Hendren secretary and chairman. Lot and Howz's addition to Worthington for $50, inquire at this office. tf.
An anonymous ad praises ladies for exposing adulterations in baking powders and asserts Royal contains ammonia while Dr Price's Dream does not. Cited testimonials from chemists and professors claim Royal yields detectable ammonia and contains carbonate of ammonia, while Price's powder is allergy free and pure for family use.
Teachers must send their health survey reports directly to CG. N. Metcalf, Secretary in Indianapolis, before Jan 30. Reports after that date cannot be used. This notice lists districts in Highland Washington Beech Creek Taylor Stafford Richland dacks Fair play Smith Wright Jefferson and Stockton slated for survey completion.
L H Stanerr asks all debtors to call and settle outstanding accounts or risk interruption of business. He urges readers to “come up” and avoid the usual greeting. Desocrat for 1890 advertised at 150 dollars.
Rev John Hogarth Lozier, long time chaplain and Indiana Legion figure, hosts a Grand Old Patriotic Songs concert at Bloomfield Court House on Wednesday night January 22. Includes speeches recitations and humorous stories from soldier life with strong press praise and ticket details.
A 1860s overview recalls lavish Egyptian fetes marking Khedive accession with a grand hall and a Nile bridge costing thousands, and canal opening attended by European monarchs. Expenditure topped a million, while literature profited from official history fees. later, finances deteriorated though Disraeli briefly buoyed assets.
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