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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1889
Page
8
Mrs. Goldschmidt warns Isaac that her child has swallowed a pin. Mr. Goldschmidt mentions pins are cheap, noting a local shop FHLERT & GRAHANIS. The fragment reflects a household incident and a quick remark on prices.
A notice urges choosing life over money and advises buying warm clothing and winter wraps for wife and children from Hert and Grahans, highlighting an elegant display to see.
An ad by Hert and Graham promoting a product called Little Red School House Shoes as a preventive for the croup and illnesses in children. They claim sole agency and suggest savings on doctor bills and health risks for kids.
A collage of brief notices from Bloomfield and nearby areas reports court and school updates, obliquely noting sales, ads, hires, farm outlook, new books, and local happenings. Notable items include school term start, Thanksgiving reminder, photography and photo services, a fireloss in Petersburg, and various small business notices.
John D Moore defends his trusteeship in Cass Township declaring an open record and urging tax payers to scrutinize his administration. He justifies teacher hires and wages at White school house and other schools, cites debt payoff and new school costs, and asserts a years long effort to save taxes while maintaining quality. The item closes with notices on local book supply, newspaper access, and a Boots and Shoes sale by Landis and Oliphant.
In a Saturday town visit spread, numerous residents and visitors are listed as stopping by, renewing ties, or handling business. Names include Stan Bhirekinere, Will Knappers, John Watpp, Mrs. Dane Davenport, Henry Barter, J.D. Allen, Col Hargett, Peter Seluidtze, Gen. Anderson, Miss Corrie Short, and many others from Worthington, Lyons, Center, Fairplay, and surrounding townships.
St Louis residents noted a quiet Anarchist gathering in Workingmen's hall with scant attendance. The event commemorated Chicago deaths and promoted revolutionary rhetoric from the International Workingmen's association circles.
Edison has completed a phonographic clock that announces the time every quarter hour instead of chiming. It could serve as a office clock and a novelty for homes, though it may alarm couples and disturb quiet evenings. It may also function as an alarm clock and kitchen timer, with potential as a household guide. The product will launch in several months amid strong confidence from Edison.
A Spartanburg farmer Theodore Ferguson has bred a cotton plant yielding seed without lint. Tests prove satisfactory and Ferguson predicts up to 400 bushels of lintless seed per acre. The seed is larger than standard cotton seed and completely lint free. In Ohio Youneston barrel maker Bell & Company assigns assets of 149 999 liabilities 84 000 and seeks five year extension via trustee consideration.
One hundred twenty acres in Greene county Indiana known as the Dishman farm offered for sale at a bargain with easy terms and long time. For information address Cons. E Barrett Indianapolis Ind. 296
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