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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1889
Page
7
In a short dialogue Mrs Goldsehmidt warns of a swallowed pin by Sehakob while Mr Goldsehmidt touts heat and grahams offers for clothing and shoes for children to prevent illness. The ad touts little red school house shoes and claims sole agency status.
A brisk roundup of local notices from Worthington and nearby towns mentions court, school, farming, real estate, and business news. Highlights include school starts Monday, wheat looking well, new photo work, sales on land and mules, court sessions soon, and a December framing sale.
John D. Moore writes in Newberry Indiana that his spending on teachers at White school and Thomas and Hattabaugh was prudent for good instruction. He asserts a fully open official record, notes debts paid, a new schoolhouse built, and low taxes ahead. He denies licensing misstatements and defends salary decisions, urging taxpayer scrutiny.
A wave of visits and calls fills the town as residents from Lyons Beech Creek and Worthington stop by on Monday and Tuesday. Notables and merchants such as Jacob Berns John Serr and Henry Jolitt renew acquaintances and attend to business while local officials and farmers circulate for favors and deposits.
In St Louis on Nov 4 and 5 anarchists planned meetings at Workingmen's hall to honor Chicago murder victims from Nov 11 1887. The circular from the International Workingmen's Association's agitation committee praised resistance and urged universal revolution amid protests and calls for unity among workers.
Inventor Edison has completed a phonographic clock that shouts the time every quarter hour instead of chiming. It may serve as a striking office or kitchen clock and even a stern household guide, with a dramatic early voice likely to draw public interest.
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