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Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1900

Page

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Republican candidates field broad but unclear in county race

Republican contenders for county offices begin to surface as an active campaign takes shape. For representative names include Wilbur A. Hays and Alf M. Beasley. for treasurer J E Shryer Eneas W Carpenter and W J Hamilton. for sheriff candidates include M G Watson Chat Landaum Harve Coen and others across Grant Richland Beech Creek and surrounding townships.

Wilbur A. Hays Henry Williams Worthington Alf. M. Beasley Linton Jo E. Shryer Eneas W. Carpenter Bloomfield W. J. Hamilton M. G. Watson Chat Landaum Wright Township Harve Coen Asbury Moore Ben Baker Grant Township W. W. Edington Fairplay Township Robert Thompson John Huffman Richland W. W. Weaver Beech Creek E. Crecelius Stafford Township

McIntosh Nominated for Indiana State Superintendent

The Owen county superintendent Con McIntosh seeks the Democratic nomination for state superintendent of public instruction. The Lafayette Journal endorses him as an avowed candidate with strong support from educators and county officials, predicting nomination by acclamation and a courageous, sensible administration for Indiana education.

Con. McIntosh Owen County Lafayette Journal McIntosh Sencer County Superintendents’ Association Indiana Department of Public Instruction

Greene county Democrats back Parks Martin for district chairman

Worthington Times notes Greene county delegates chose Parks Martin over W. M. Moss and George Tharp, citing perceived party principles and opposition to Tharp as an expansionist. Owen county offered no promises, while Moss argued Tharp’s leadership and Martin’s tenure. The piece insists the vote reflects conscientious convictions, not quirks.

Greene County Parks Martin Owen County Miers W. M. Moss Bloomfield Tharp Bro. Moss Worthington Times Mr. Tharp Congress Moss Wan Martin The

Henderson elected GOP chairman sparks doodle campaign

The election of Hon. Chas. E. Henderson as chairman of the Republican committee signals a doodle campaign. It notes that buying votes was unlawful, yet Charley defended those charged with vote buying when it remained illegal.

Chas. E. Henderson Republican Committee Charley

Indiana voters urged to engage in primaries and confront trusts

The piece argues that party reorganization meetings in Indiana politics corrupt and disenfranchise the mass of voters. It warns farmers and workers about tax burdens from trusts, urges participation in primaries and conventions, and urges voting against the Republican party to curb tax gains and bad governance.

Indiana Hoe

Trusts and anti trust planks in 1900 campaign

The piece accuses Mark Hanna and the Republican ticket of hypocrisy on trust policy. It claims Hanna supports trusts and that McKinley’s presidency benefited from them, arguing anti trust rhetoric will be a false political ploy in 1900. It names Judge Nash and notes rising trust power in campaigns.

Hanna New York Ohio Iowa William McKinley United States Judge Nash Arkon Nash Mark Hanna McKinley Hanna

Consumption Cure Warmer’s White Wine of Tar Syrup Ad

An advertisement touts a cough remedy described as the best on earth that cures a cold in one day when taken promptly. It promotes 25 and 50 cent bottle sizes and emphasizes quick relief. The tone mirrors late 19th to early 20th century patent medicine copy.

Warner

Moss Reflects on Second District Nomination Controversy

Worthington Times says Bro Moss of the Democrat contends he was swindled out of the congress nomination by high handed tactics but will still back the party. He honors Democratic principles while noting bad acts by many politicians across parties and vows to remain loyal.

Bro. Moss Congress Moas Worthington Times Moss

Bloomfield Officials and a Call for Reform

Bloomfield residents are urged to elect a stronger administration with a capable marshal and essential upgrades. The town board is praised for three prudent citizens, while criticism targets patronage shifts to the News office and questions past picks for leadership.

Bloomfield Bloomfield News

Knox County Backing Caanpter for Democratic Nomination

H Caanpter, editor of the Bickner Beacon, seeks the Democratic nomination for representative at Knox county convention. He is described as a bright, enthusiastic young Democrat. Supportive figures include Mr Chandler in the house and Hon Royal E Purcell in the Senate to guard Knox county's interests.

H. C. Caanpter Bickner Beacon Knox County Chandler Royal E. Purcell

Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup Price List

A historic advert promotes Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as a beat cough remedy priced at 25 and 50 cents. The copy touts the product as a universal cough medicine.

Greene County Weekly Notes and Local Tidbits

A roundup of local happenings in Greene County including travel to town and church, farm activity, visits among residents, weddings hinted, illnesses listed, and attendees at social and religious events. Notable names include Slinkard, Combs, Killinger, Shertzer, Moffett, Gordon, Pestnel, Demundrum, and others across nearby towns such as Switz City Bloomfield Tulip Campground and Allen Chapel.

Harley Bays Pleasantridge Eva Killinger Sven Tulip Grant Gordon Bloomfield Allen Chapel Win Burch Theodore Shertzer Heatonridge Walter Strickland Charley Moffett

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Surges in Local Sales

Pierson drug store manager Martin reports a strong run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Five bottles sold for every other kind, with rapid relief for cough sore throat and lungs. Local buyers express great satisfaction and growing sales through January.

Martin Pierson Drug Store Chamberlain Chicago Annie KE. Springer Howard At Philadelphi Dr. King J. B. Starcups Drug Store

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh

Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a universal cure for catarrh with a constitutional approach. The ad asserts the remedy works by affecting blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case not cured. Includes testimonials and Toledo address. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Protracted M E Meeting Concludes Amid Local News

Owensburg reports Aunt Tid Norris ill while George Gastineau suffers rheumatism. Several locals visit the tunnel Sunday. George Terrel of Martin County dines with Oscar Fields. James McDonald family plans Limestone move. Howard Fields from Bedford visits his sick sister. Kyla Rush, four, ill with chest cold but improving. Three tunnel injuries including Alfred Miller head cut Otis Noel crushed shoulder blade. A Koleen man injured by car gash. Dr C K Cook of Greenville endorses Syrup Pepsin. Geo I S Cravens sells it. jan

M. E. Church George Gastineau George Terrel Martin County Oscar Fields Howard Fields Bedford Kyla D. B. Rush Alfred Miller Otis Noel Koleen Dodge Greenville Mr. C. KE Geo. Is, Cravens, Druggiet Jan

Neighbors note farm, road, and meeting updates

Oliver Thomas raised a neat barn last Tuesday. Thomas Barker is out of his room again after a few days confinement. Mrs. Cintha Autrey is back at work. Hog cholera returns to the local hogs and gravel roads are nearly impassable. Many youths attend the M I church protracted meeting in Newberry. Andrew Autrey and Columbus Burnett were injured by a falling limb. Anna Ketcham and Alva R. Thomas move around school duties during her absence. Ruben Borter plans spring move and welcomes the new neighbors to the community.

Oliver Thomas Thomas Barker Cintha Autrey Andrew Autrey Columbus Burnett Burnett Anna Ketcham Bedford Alva R. Thomas Misa Ketcham Ruben Borter B. B. Ketcham Mr. Borter

Keep your system open to prevent colds

If you are subject to colds the best safeguard is an open and perfect condition of the system. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is pleasant to take like maple syrup and is the most effective stomach remedy. Trial sizes 10c large sizes 50c and 1 At Geo E Cravens druggist Janu

Local Visitors Reported Around Scotland and Surrounding Areas

Barton Jeffries visited a location on Friday. Peter Hasler was seen in a place as Asie Inman traveled to Scotland on Saturday. FP. B. Gassett and Oscar Summerville appeared in Scotland Saturday. Sadie Geddes remains in poor health. Oliver Geddes and mother went to Scotland Saturday. G. W. Martindale went to Ko reen last week. Alfred Isenogle and father in this place Saturday. Alice Martindale staying with Wm. Gedies. Samuel Martindale attended the institute at Scotland Saturday.

Barton Jeffries Peter Hasler Asie Inman Scotland B. Gassett Oscar Summerville Sadie Geddes Oliver Geddes G. W. Martindale Koreen Alfred Isenogle Alice Martindale

Cough Remedy Praised For Croup Prevention And Cure

A local note mentions visitors from Elnora and Illinois with statements endorsing Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a universal cure for croup. M W Fisher of Liberty West Virginia corroborates its effectiveness and lifelong use. The remedy is sold by Divorge E Cravens in January.

Union Chamberlain M. W. Fisher Liberty W. Va Divorge

Local Notices and Social Rounds Report

Aaron Combs and wife visited J. J. Martindale one day last Ira McDonald has gone to fight for Uncle Sam. Gracie Aland of Cincinnati visited friends. Jane Martindale visited daughter Stella Mays. Joe Quimby’s baby was very sick. Correction: it was Logan John, not Logan White, in a Bodwell quarrel. Schools dismissed Friday for Republicans township committeemen meeting.

Aaron Combs J. J. Martindale Ira McDonald Sam Gracie Aland Cincinnati Jane Martindale Stella Mays Joe Quimby Logan John Bodwell Logan White

Remarkable Recovery After Electric Bitters Endorsed

John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near fatal illness with yellowing skin and feverish symptoms. After doctors gave up, a friend urged Electric Bitters. one bottle sparked improvement, three weeks restored health, and Oliver credits the remedy with saving his life. Sold for 50 cents at J B Starcups Drug Store with guarantee.

John Oliver Philadelphia Sqcts J.B. Starcups

Republicans Organize Graham Faction in County Meeting

The Republicans of all county precincts met last Friday to elect precinct chairmen and form a county committee. Henderson was chosen chairman with Hunt as vice chair and Templeton secretary, Adams treasurer. The turnout favored Henderson 22 to 10 over Van Buskirk amid barrelling references to Graham bossism. Extensive precinct lists follow with names across NICHLAND through WASHINGTON and neighboring townships. A testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery concludes this item.

Thas Graham Chas. Ek. Henderson Thos. van Buskirk van Buskirk Mr. Henderson Chas Henderson Horatio Hunt Mark Templeton Curtis W. Adams Drocrat

Moss & Bayse Feed and Sale Stable Ad

Moss and Bayse advertise horse and mule care at their stable on the south side of the Poor Wremahe feeder. Jervina Moss and Bayak Prope are named in the notice as operators offering feed and care services.

Bloomfield Moss & Bayse Wremahe Jervina Moss Bau Bayak Prope

Also Mentioned on This Page

Indianapolis Press Republican Party Cincinnatti Enquirer Dr. Acton Ammon Collings Tuesaday Farmer the Cross Roads Mr. Quimby Herbert Slinkard Switz City Clarence Westmorland Reuben Shertzer Kile Shertzer George B. Taylor Campsround Wm Cook Fount Brinson Switz Lillie Combs J. R. Combs Happy Hollow Darling Combs Lyons J.R. Combs Aaron George Slinkard Herb Slinkard Newsom Pierce Slinkard Nell William Collins Jane Hardesty A. P. Slinkard Washington Wm. Pestnel Minnie Killinger Cora Frater Campground Minnie Johnson Danville Ill Violet Shertzer Estella Shepherd F. M. Demundrum Democrat Bloomfield Democrat Ore Year Indianapolis Weekly Sentinel Farm Journal Four Ears Farm Journal Ind St. Louis Republic Cincinnati Enquirer Chamber Owensburg Tid Norris James McDonald Limestone M. I Newberry Deans Elnora Kentucky Jacob Brannon Godfrey Hostettler Illinois Sunny Point Graham Faction Nichland N. W N. E Taylor North Wam B. Huffman Soutt R. J. Laughlin Cass West David Mille David H Bagel Jackson Horace Ferguson E. W. Edington Clyde Yoho Asbury Fry Frank Watkins Robert Wilson Highland James Neil South Calvin L. Figg Fairplay David Hunter Wtight Oscar Saucerman Stockton West Eraatus Price S. W Jease Warrick Lome I. Sherwood Harry Hunt Geo. D. Clayton George Hanter W. T. Mortland Stanley O’ Haver Jefferson, North I. F. Haxton Cash M. Justus Anthon Palmer Grant Letsinger
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