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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1892
Page
3
Local notes report Bloomfield real estate listings, sales, and business closings plus Greene County deeds, tax matters, and cemetery notices. Community events include commencements, church greetings, and a piano sale. health ads promote Chamberlain remedies and local subscriptions.
The notice announces an Independence Day celebration on the fourth in Newberry. It invites residents to join with the community for a good time and fellowship with local good people of Newberry.
Oron W. Foster to Emma Graham Oliver Bo Scott to Minnie Bo Royal James Fo Kellar to Nannie Bo Bratt Arthur Clagaton to Lois Doney
Train excursion deal offered by Pennsylvania Lines for July 24 with round trip fare. Tickets valid for return until July 6. Excursion tickets priced at 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. no tickets under those amounts.
An advertisement touts Health Tip Bits as a strengthening remedy for kidneys nerves and general health with claims it cures various ailments. Priced at $1 from R E Eveleigh's drugstore or by mail from Oslo Chemical Co Cincinnati. Simp le box ten cents. Also notes travel deals for New York via Pennsylvania Lines for Christian Endeavor International Centre events with specific July travel windows and return limits. Other local notes mention students Miss Mollie Corbley Geo Ledgerwood and Bloomfield ministers, plus a discussion of a gold watch contest among towns Worthington Linton and local pools forming to back favorites.
A Worthington election week shows 240 votes cast with strong headway for Linderman Magee Gray Linderman 714 Miss Maggie Linderman 57 Miss Magee Gray 714. The finish promises to be close as July approaches and residents await the next heat score. Local teachers Portwe and J Bullock were among visitors amid a flurry of town activity with many residents calling on friends and reporting results.
A fragmented notice details John Howard, age about forty five, seen leaving in Michigan after debt, with ties to Alabama Tennessee history. His absence shocks his wife, who sent for relatives Campbellburg and Mri Osthable. County financial items and public works also noted in court records and road survey actions.
A historical overview explains tin plates as iron or steel sheets coated with tin, their Welsh dominance, price trends from 1864 to 1890, and how cheap wrappers boosted the canning industry. The 1890 tariff is criticized for harming canners and farmers, with testimony from the National Canned Goods Association and comments by Congressman Johnson on the Lodge force bill.
Voter outreach aims to recruit 6000 subscribers for the DEM Crafts gathering on November 15. The plan encourages every subscriber to cast a vote, with the promise of a valued reward, a watch, for those who participate.
Over one million customers claim Dr King’s New Discovery treats consumption coughs and colds. Each bottle guaranteed to perform as claimed or money refunded. Available at Stalcup’s drug store in sizes large and small.
Local report notes plans to mobilize a Democrat candidate for a November contest with a target haul of ten votes in a dispute over a gold watch. The item emphasizes the political maneuvering and the small client-specific stakes involved.
A period advertisement touts a salve for skin ailments with a money back guarantee. The clipped text then presents a county school licensing summary: 104 licenses issued for anchors, 47 male and 67 female applicants issued. six months six hundred twenty. details on durations and exemptions. 175 teachers needed, 134 remaining to be licensed.
The article condemns Cal Billheimer and Col. Hardy for not observing Decoration Day while other Republicans from Daviess County attend. It portrays them as ignoring national remembrance, contrasting their public bravado with alleged indifference to veterans and the nation’s defenders. It cites their roles in the Second District and tells of public scorn from a Washington Advertiser remark.
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