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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1900
Page
2
Leopold Rothschild and John B. Conner voice sharp objections to the bill. Rothschild calls the passage a Lad pabtea effect and dislikes it. Conner says the bill is a fundamental error and laments the island’s impoverished people.
The notice lists yearly subscription prices and arrearage rules for 1909. It specifies 1 year at $100 if prepaid, $135 if not prepaid, with same rates for any part of a year. Arrears before Jan 1, 1889 counted at $1.50 per year and after Jan 1, 1899 at $1.235 per year.
W M Moss, defeated in his county, declares loyalty to the Democratic Party and endorses Judge Miers for congressman. He thanks supporters, releases promises, and pledges to use any influence for the party’s coming contest.
A brief line remarks that McIntosh proves resilience, suggesting perseverance despite challenges and prompting curiosity about his current status or success.
A light proverb notes that skimmed milk holds less cream than the whole but some people still prefer the creamier portion. It reflects taste differences and dairy practices.
The speaker reflects on social failure and the urge to reform before consequences deepen. A contemplation of loneliness prompts self evaluation and potential change.
Tae argues Moas lost because he did not receive enough votes while Miers gained them, offering no further explanation.
The piece portrays Moss and McIntosh as battle ready for the Democratic ticket, noting persistent missiles hurled at them Saturday. It argues their political resilience equals their determination, likening opponents' efforts to futile attempts to end the Democrats.
Indications arise that Porto Rican tariff bill revolt may push ex President Benjamin Harrison as a candidate against McKinley at the Republican convention. It is generally conceded Harrison’s nomination could save the state for the Republicans this year.
In reply to inquiries about Moss' chances in other counties, he is too good a Democrat to accept any office not supported by his own county. If every county in the district backed him but his own county opposed him, he would not accept the nomination. He has never failed to listen.
A county Democrat leader argues that the rival candidate is too old to launch a new campaign, echoing concerns raised by fellow Democrats in the same county.
The writer expresses satisfaction with the Saturday result and gratitude for support. They acknowledge assistance from others and promise appreciation with favors in return, mentioning ice cream sodas and fine cigars as possible rewards.
Hale Clark of Washington seeks Daviess county sheriff as a Democrat. John Chaney of Sullivan County announced Republican candidacy for Congress. Andrew M. Bucher of Fairplay township enters as Republican coroner candidate. 68 Andrew M. Bucher will not seek re election as commissioner. Chas G Sanders of Worthington runs for Second district commissioner. Thomas D Letsinger and Ed Adams run for Third district commissioner. Ex Commissioner David L Osborn also declares candidacy.
Edward Daniels argues there is no distinction between Alaska and Porto Rico as U S territories. He says Porto Ricans deserve protection and internal improvements decided by their people, not Congress. Others oppose tariffs and favor free trade for Porto Rico.
Joan A. Riddle thanks Greene county Democrats for their support in the March 10 primary and pledges to honor the citizenry of Greene county if nominated and elected as prosecuting attorney for the Fourteenth judicial district.
John Alcorn of Terre Haute visited McVille as the McVille school closed for the day. Declamations and music were the afternoon program. Johnhood Arthur of Newark stopped en route to Ellettsville to visit Sherman and family. F M Henry and wife delivered poultry to Spencer and stayed with Wm H Camden and wife. Ira Wright is improving. Hiram Camden bought John Alcorn property for 85 dollars. Mrs Pete Arthur left for Indianapolis for foundry work. Jim Baker sold a load of potatoes to T A Raper’s store. Marion Gwinn of Monroe county plans to move to McVitie and join T A Raper’s store. William Medaris suffers sciatic rheumatism but improves. Enzie Gwin visited Wednes day and Thursday. W Wright returned home to remain through Sunday. Walter and Frank Henry cut wood for F M Henry. John McHaley will move to a new home next week. Frank Henry nears purchase of Mrs McConnel’s farm. Rev Avalo Bruner was seen on McVitie streets. John Burks shows health improvement after stomach trouble. Della Burks visiting Charlie Burks in Owen county. Farmers busy in sugar camps. James Burks hauling bay to Owen county for Charlie. Mrs Smock somewhat better. Mac Hickam shipped goods and will move to his Pulaski county farm soon. wishes success.
Visitors include Cora Wadkins Tad Kindred and John McDaniel. Local schooling at Gaston school ends with dinner and songs. J A McHaley praised for two winter terms. Community hopes for upcoming wedding bells as families gather at Beech Creek and nearby areas.
Orion Stotts and family with Miss May Smith visited T.8. Smith Saturday causing discussion about Vilas Health conditions in the community.
Dr J B Young of Newark joined the town in church on Sunday. Fred Neill and wife and Aunt Elizabeth Thecker visited George Osborn and family Sunday. Walter Hitter from near Freedom was in Vins Saturday. Fount Edwards visited Vilas Saturday. Mrs Edwards near Bloomfield has moved to a farm bought from T J Vandeven ter. Jane Smith of Jacks creek visited J T Smith's family Friday. J W Smith was in Freedom Wednesday. Mrs Cin Gooden of Calvertville visited Mrs Anna Hogan Sunday. G W Haton and family visited Mattison Lewis Sunday. N McIntosh and J W McIntosh and family visited P A McIntosh Sunday. Will Bland and George Gooden of Calvertville were at George Hogan's sick bed Sunday. James Spease of Freedom called on local youths Sunday morning. Miss Foreman near Newark visited Dora Hutchins Sunday. Mrs Amanda Harsh visited F C Dunn's family Saturday.
Pleasant Ridge reports a Sabbath school planned for Sunday and a wedding announced. Uncle Aleck Gattis died leaving wife and daughter. Hirsh Inman of Elnora died, survived by wife and eight children. marriages, church attendance, illnesses, and visits from residents like Isaiah Fields and Jim Ogborn color community life.
A long list of visiting residents and local Democrats populated town on Monday through Tuesday. Names include Joseph Moss of Linton Doyle Graham visiting his father Biz 1 Graham and many others from Taylor Sullivan Highland Grant and Worthington townships. political figures like J B Stalcup John W Graham and Ex-Judge John C Briggs were in town for court or legal business.
Local notes report Rachel Horn ill with diphtheria and John Brandon slowly improving. Ada Edington on sick list. Describe suffers a dislocated finger. Missie Sarah and Ella Reed visit the scribe. A box supper on Sassafras Hill will fund lights for boys returning from seeing their girls. Frank Hardesty hosts his wife's 40th birthday with friends, baskets, a photographer and gifts.
Local Democrats held a convention in Newberry last Saturday drawing many attendees from the area. Several residents like Geo Ferguson and Evard Bailey were noted in the week’s social movements. Families such as John Swartz and Elswick Ledgerwood with kin plan to move to Oklahoma.
Aaron Cadwell and Rebecca Morgan plus Horace Bruce and Anna Roberts, Guss Britton and Lizzie Bland, Daniel Bedwill and Dasha May Bruce, Chas N Sparks and Bertha Wright received marriage licenses in a local civil record.
A persuasive pitch argues women should choose proven remedies over trial medicines. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as reliable, with a call for women to visit Lynn to verify claims, asserting sincerity and honesty in all statements.
Historic letters recount women from Virginia to Philadelphia praising Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for conditions described as falling womb and female weakness. Tests note cures and relief after following advice, with dates ranging 1898 to 1899 and multiple testimonials from Mrs. J R Compton Mrs. Cameron Mrs. Reed and others.
Mrs Vic Kelley of Switz City visits cousin Mrs Carrie Ball Friday evening. Madison Miller and wife attend the funeral of Mrs Terhune on Wednesday. Harley Blostetter and Oscar Laughlin of Bloomfield visit relatives here. Harve Freeman family visit Uncle Berry Moulden Wednesday. Lina Miller visits with aunt Mollie Hostetter in Bloomfield. Samuel Fry family visit relatives at Linton. Residents relocate homes, Musser family moves to Wade place, Ed Markley to Dixon, Dun English in Markley house. Elder Wilson Quillen goes to Dugger on business. Subscribe now for the Democrat.
Farmers G A Hains and Os Calvert were at Elnora on Thursday for a visit and local activities.
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