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Newspaper

Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1900

Page

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Fifty-Third Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs M W Scott

Mr and Mrs M W Scott of Clinton Indiana celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary on March 10 2100. Scott born February 17 1825 in Scott County is 77 and started as a farm hand then worked toward a prosperous life. He married Mary Mann on March 10 1847 and became a lifelong Democrat and Presbyterian. Mrs Scott born July 10 1829 near Greensport is nearing 71 with health issues confining her to bed much of the time.

M. W. Scott Clinton Ind W. M. Moss Mr. Scott Scott County Indiana Mississippi River Arkansas Putnam County Mary Mann Vermillion County Presbyterian Church Scott Greencastle Old Jackson Center Township Greene County Rocks Johiel M. Srravser

Long married life marked by farming land and travel tales

The feature recalls Scott family milestones from Green Castle to Vermillion County and Chicago, noting land acquisition, support from family, and a devout Presbyterian home life. It mentions smallpox, local quarantines, a protracted meeting, and pension and medical notices alongside local curiosities and ads.

A Week in Greene County News Notes and Travels

Crowded out last week more rain and mud. D A Bradford visited the county seat. Mrs Dan Neidigh and daughter Bertha Osborn visited friends. John Barge seen near Pleasant Ridge. Allen Chapel holds a week long protracted meeting. Henry Done accidentally shot part of his thumb. Madison Dyar plans to move to Matilda Williams farm. John Pat traveled to Worthington for a toothache and Shilo's cure.

D. A. Bradford Dan Neidigh Chas. Moffett Hulda Shertzr Bertha Q Osborn Campground Calvin Binker Bloomfield Walter Shertzer Ilinoia Estella Shepherd Reuben Shertzer Pleasant Ridge Allen Chapel Illinois Henry Madison Dyar Matilda Williams John Pat Worthington Shilo

Local Notes on Families and Neighborly News

Farmer Mrs. Lessie Williams visited her mother last weekend. A fine bird dog was killed for Will Haxton that week. A child of Frank Griffith’s has been poorly with white swelling since mid November but is now better. George Hines is noted as a new head of a family responsibility. Emery Haxton and wife visited J. R. McClarren and Bundsy McClarren. Mrs Grace Evans is mentioned in passing.

Lessie Williams Will Haxton Frank Griffith George Hines Emery Haxton Jefferson Township J. R. McClarren Bundsy Grace Evans

Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup Remedial Claim

Advertisement touts Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as a universal cure for diseases including La Grippe. It promises a 24 hour cure if used properly and in time and claims relief for coughing after influenza with no failures. Prices listed as 250 and 503.

Warner

Dixon Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Sickness

Mrs. Isaac Snyder and Mrs. T. E. Bridwell went to Worthington Saturday. John Wallace is out again after illness. Mrs. Allie Newsom is sick at home with asthma. Maggie and Carrie Rector and Ethel Fuller visited Ponte Rampley’s school Friday. Mrs. Rufus Reed was called to care for her sick mother. Sears Newsom seen traveling south. Frank Norris and family of Dug-Bet visit Dixon with Mrs. Norris’ mother. James Rampley stayed with Leel Crance. Duncan at Bloomfield. John Phepps of Worthington visited Dixon Sunday. Elias Crance and wife visited daughter Mrs. Frank Newsom. James Snyder left for Illinois for the summer. Mary Crance spent Thursday night with her father. The I. & W.R.B. Co. built a new fence along T. E. Bridwell’s property. Consumption Cure Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup advertised as a cough remedy.

Isaac Snyder T. E. Bridwell Worthington John Wallace Allie Newsom Maggie Carrie Rector Ethel Fuller Frank Norris Dug- Bet Mrs. Norris Dixon James Rampley Leel Crance Duncan Bloomfield John Phepps Elias Crance Frank Newsom James Snyder Illinois Mary Crance

Death and illness touch Hobbieville church and families

Aunt Polly Carmichael dies at her son's home after pneumonia at 2 a m. Ennes Cox nine year old lung fever case is serious but improving. Jimmie Hale fourteen is very sick. Mark Davenport and Mamie Davenport with three boys visited over Sunday. Mark enters a saw mill and farming. Meeting closed with fourteen conversions and a favorable preacher collection. Brother Woods praised and seed sown for grace.

Polly Carmichael Joe Carmichael The Baptist Church Higher Ennes Cox James Laura Cox Grace Divine

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pep sin touted as year round remedy

Advertisement claims the syrup cures constipation indigestion and diarrhoea from digestive issues. Trial bottle sizes 10c and larger 50c and 81c offered by Geo E Cravens.

Dr. Caldwell Geo. E Cravensmar

Local residents tracked with visits and business trips

Deans Arnold Crash and G W Ferguson made a business trip to Bloomfield Tuesday. Alph Morrison and E E Ledgerwood were in Bloomfield Tuesday. Ed Hostetler and S L Martindale were at Bloomfield Friday. Lloyd Wright and his young son were in town Saturday. Minnie Dickey visits her sister Mrs Lloyd Wright this week. A funeral procession passed through en route to Kentucky. Osear Summerville was in town having horses shod Friday. Morton Dobbins was at Scotland Friday evening. J W Dickey was at Koleen Thursday. Sam Martindale Harve Miller and Lulu Richardson were guests of the Misses Dickey Friday night. Obe King did a business trip to Newberry Saturday.

Arnold Crash G. W. Ferguson Bloomfield Alph Morrison E. E. Ledgerwood Ed Hostetler S. IL Martindale Lloyd Wright Little Son Minnie Dickey Kentucky Tucky Ridge Osear Summerville Morton Dobbins Scotland J. W. Dickey Koleen Sam Martindale Harve Miller Lulu Richardson Dickey Obe King Newberry

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted for constipation relief

An advertisement claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin leads in curing constipation, indigestion, and sick headache. Trial size coats 10 cents for 10 doses, large sizes 50 cents and one dollar. Sold by Geo E Cravens. mar

Clover Valley Services Continue After Mud Roads

Rev. Pierce held services at Clover Valley Sunday and announced continued worship as weather permits. The report notes mud roads hamper travel but does not specify other changes to the schedule.

Pierce Clover Valley

Local residents share weekend visits and small-town notices

Aaron Combs was in our town Saturday. Nell Slinkard called on Joe Quimba Saturday. Mamie Hardesty en route to Heaton. John Crow called at Joe Quimba's Sunday. Dan Sullivan and family visited Wm. Meredith over Sunday. Charles Hord visited Dresden relatives. Milt Gilbreth works near Newberry. Julia Collins and Dartha visited N. B Hardesty's Sunday.

Aaron Combs Hmeraon Illinois Nell Slinkard Joe Quimba Albert King Mamie Hardesty Belle Fugard Heaton Joe Evans John Crow J. M. Hudson Dan Sullivan Wm. Meredith Charles Hord Dresden Wm. Hardesty Lyons Wm. Floyd Lavina Westmorland Horace A. Combs Newark Jesse Crow Milt Gilbreth Newberry Geo Brandon Cincinnati Criss Horn Earnest Meredith James Korelt Elnora Henry Mooney Beal Ind Ammon Collins H. K. Collins Julia Collins Dartha N. B Hardesty’s

Spain's Greatest Need Grand Remedy Claim

Barcelona resident Mr KR Olive credits Hiedric Bittere with curing back head pains during his winter stay in Aiken. The ad touts this blood and nerve remedy as curing liver kidney trouble purifying the blood and strengthening nerves. Each bottle 50 cents guaranteed and sold by J B Staleup Druggist.

Mr. KR. BP. Olive Barcelona Spain Aiken D. C America All J.B. Staleup

Community Notes Include School Celebration and Local Visits

Greene Hill reports health good as locals share social visits from Mattamoras and Clover Valley. The school closed with a large community feast, student declamations, songs, and photos. Patrons unanimously choose Mrs Brandon as next teacher. crowd praised the school’s quality and plans to return.

Narrow Escape Courage Headline in Groton Ad

Ada E. Hart of Groton recounts a near fatal cold that settled on her lungs leading to a consumption scare. After trying Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and coughs she used eight bottles and was cured. Trial bottles were offered free at J B Starcup s Drug Store with a guarantee or refund offered.

Ada E. Hart Groton Dr. King J. B. Starcup

Winter tea finishes as crop prospects troubled in MeVille

MeVille reports a discouraged outlook for the wheat crop while winter tea ends. Wm Medaris is absent due to rheumatism. The local school will close next Thursday with Alvin Watkins as teacher, earning the warm wishes of all parents for his future success.

Wm. Medaris Alvin Watkins

Community Notes from Spencer and Nearby Towns

Names and movements fill the town notes with people arriving leaving or visiting. Ben Cox hauled goods for T A Raper in Spencer Dave Porter transports spokes to Spencer John McHaley moves to Pugh farm after school closure New residents John and Clara welcomed. H H McHaley travels to Hendricks ville on business J M Britton and Dr J L Livington attend sick in community. Enoch Camden Guy Wright enjoy Porter school dinner and music.

Ben Cox Spencer T. A. Raper Dave Porter John McHaley Pugh Farm John Clara F.M. Henry H. H. McHaley Hendricksville Robert Wilson Newark W. D. Wright P. H. Wright Smock H. R Camden Joe M. Britton J. L. Livington Enoch Camden Guy Wright Porter School Nobe Cox Ire Wright Joe Sims Bloomfield Asher Tiather Sims Ellettaville Indianapolis

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advertises Pain Cure

A 25 cent box claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve kills pain and heals cuts burns and sores. It promises to cure fever sores ulcers boils felons and all skin eruptions and bills itself as the best pile cure on earth. Sold by J B Staleup Druggist.

J.B. Staleup

Republicans Oppose Porto Rico Tariff Law

The Times reports from interviews that local Republicans oppose the Porto Rico tariff law. Senator Hanna urges passage, but Republicans deem the bill indefensible and a menace to the party's fall success. The paper notes regret over President McKinley’s apparent change of front.

Times Porto Rico Hanna McKinley Worthington Times Indianapolis Harrison

New Life Pills Promise Quick Headache Relief

Advert shows Dr Kings New Life Pills claim to cure headache by cleansing blood and strengthening nerves. Surfers and others are urged to try them for 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by J B Stalcup Druggist.

Dr. King J. B. Stalcup

McKinley urges free access for Porto Rico to U.S. markets

The message argues Porto Rico lost favorable markets under Spain and Cuba, faces tariff barriers now equal to other nations, and calls for abolishing tariffs to give Porto Rico free access to United States markets. It emphasizes Spain and Cuba closing doors and notes coffee demand was weak among Porto Ricans.

Porto Rico Spain Cuba United States McKinley Congress

Tariff Bill Debate Flags Duty on Porto Rican Goods

The Times argues any tariff on Porto Rican products is a patriotic duty to defeat all congressmen who voted for the bill. It warns that if enacted, Arizona, New Mexico, and the Indian Territory could be forced to pay duties on goods shipped from their boundaries.

the Times Arizona New Mexico Indian Territory

The President Crawls In the Dirt

A Worthington Times opinion critiques how Congress and the Ways and Means Committee are pressured over the Porto Rico tariff bill. It argues party unity requires the president to concede and crawl, despite the bill's indefensible nature.

Worthington Times Rep Watson House

Porto Rican tariff bill sparks Indiana Republican turmoil

Indiana leaders condemn the Porto Rico tariff vote as dangerous for McKinley and the GOP. Governor Mount and judge figures weigh in as critics warn of a political backlash, with threats of House turnover and Roosevelt as a rallying point.

House of Representatives Indiana Congress State House Senate McKinley Roosevelt

Letter from Indiana man views Tennessee farm prospects

A Indiana native writes from near Brownsville Tennessee describing the land, soil, timber, and farm conditions. He notes level terrain with clay soil, drains, plentiful timber, and that much land is owned by town residents with enslaved labor past. He urges repairs, more northern buyers, and cites crops like wheat and cotton with yields mentioned.

Indiana

A Modern Catechism at Prairie Creek Schoolhouse

In a Merrick County country schoolhouse, a class of populist children answers questions on history and politics. The exchange lampoons leaders like McKinley and Dewey while noting monarchs, presidents, and war, ending with a question about imperial conflicts.

Prairie Creek Merrick County Nebraska Thomas Jefferson William McKinley United

Circuit Court Cullings

The case Micheal Murphy versus W. L. Slinkard on appeal from justice of peace was certified back after defendant's motion. Russell & Co. were awarded $321.85 against Noah Hardisty. The grand jury returned an ignomorous bill against B. B. Brentley at Linton, under bonds for allegedly shooting Bryant Cullens. The grand jury adjourned Saturday after returning eighty seven indictments.

Micheal Murphy W. L. Slinkard Justice of Peace Russell & Co Noah Hardisty B. B. Brentley Linton Bonds Bryant Cullens

Lawrence Harris Appointed Justice of the Peace by Board

The board of commissioners appointed Lawrence Harris, a Jefferson township justice of the peace. The March term saw little public business beyond approving a large batch of bills for payment.

Board of Commissioners Lawrence Harris Jefferson Township

Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup Cough Remedy

An 19th century advertisement touts Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy on earth with price points of 25 and 50 cents.

Warner

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