07 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1890
Page
1
Official notices inform residents across Greene County Indiana that trustees will hold weekly sessions at designated offices or residences to conduct township business. Dates specify Saturdays or Tuesdays as listed, with no other business allowed outside those times.
Net notice states trustees will meet weekly at the trustee's residence one mile southeast of Newberry on Tuesdays during the term of office. No business will be transacted on days other than those Tuesdays as provided. John Decore, Trustee.
Henry Borter Traster announces hours for the Taylor township office in Greene county Inufaca. No business can be transacted on days other than Saturdays and the designated business days, as stated in the notice.
Notice to the people of Center township Greene county Indiana that F STRINGEFLIJ OW will transact the business of the office of trustee at his residence near Heaton P.O on Vogedey every Saturday.
The notice informs residents that E. Brainhower, trustee, will conduct business at his residence on the second and fourth Saturdays each month. The wording references acid toward and greases counts, indicating a formal local notice issued to residents of Smith township.
William M. Moss County Superintendent gives notice he will be in his office at the courthouse each Saturday to transact official business until further notice. Bigenmidhd Ind Fave Sth 189.
A collage of political commentary and advertisements from 1887 includes praise for John French as upcoming county treasurer, a promotion for Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup and Catarrh Cure, and a testimonial from L. Gorsuch praising a remedy. Local figures like Frank Ramsey and Tom Lamb are referenced amid campaign chatter and medical patent remedies.
A dubious sales block touts Electric Bitters as a universal cure for digestion liver and kidney troubles claiming thousands seek it daily and promising guaranteed results. The pitch ends with a political aside about a Republican candidate.
A jumble of patent medicine pitches touts Simmon's Liver Regulator as a universal cure with money back guarantee. It promotes various tonics and devices, cites Bloomfield and Vineland NJ, and urges farmers and workers to buy planes and cures amid scattered product claims and political notes.
A feeble political jab claims the California Fig Syrup Company’s laxative syrup pleases all and mocks the Republican Party. It asserts Grandma Blaine cannot cure it and predicts the 1892 election will end in a solemn rest for the party.
Lamb Lodge No. 3050 F M B A adopted multiple resolutions on October 21 1890 in Oweenstburgh Maryland. The measures include abolishing the county superintendent position cutting county officer pay by 30 percent restricting township trustees and county commissioners powers supporting popular vote for president and US senators and endorsing unlimited silver coinage with a shift to end restrictive coinage laws. Secretary M Rippers signed.
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