14 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1890
Page
1
Notice to the people of Wright Township Greene County Indiana that Trustee Powell will transact township business at his office on Saturdays and each Monday in Jnnonville during his term. Meetings occur only on those days as provided by law.
Notice informs residents of Greenecourte Indiana that the ship army office in Mooreo on any day in a week except Sunday will conduct business, signed by Samuel No Yoerma.
Notice is given to residents of Washington township Greene County Indiana that George Cogald will be in his office at his residence on Saturdays each week during his term to transact township business. No business will be transacted except on those days as provided by law.
Notice to residents in Grant township Greene county Indiana that business is to be transacted every Saturday forenoon at the residence two miles south and one mile east of the precinct. WM. H. Decker, Trustee.
Notice to residents of Stocktoc township Greene County that Joseph Moss, Trustee, will transact business of paid towns at the public office in Tinton on the day of the week excluding Sunday.
Notice to the people of Cass Township Greene county Indiana that I will hold a meeting at my residence one mile from Newberry on Tuesdays during my term to transact township business. All business will be conducted only on designated days as provided by law. Joun D Moore, Trustee.
Net sa thereby given to the people of Taylor township Greene county Indiana that LF wil be at an office at my residence on Saturday of each business of said township and no business will be transfered only on those days ae provided by law Henry Borter Truster
Notice to the people of Center township Greene county Indiana that Lo will transact the business of the office of trustee at my residence near Heaton P.O on Tuesday and Saturday of each week. Bo FLSTRINGEI LION. Trista.
Pop will be at my office at my residence on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month to transact the business of Anid township. ELE. BYUAINHOWEL, Trustee.
County Superintendent William M Mos announces weekly Saturday office hours at the courthouse to transact official business. This notice, dated June 1889, from Bloemfeld Indiana, informs the public to seek further notice for any changes.
A patchwork of community notes detailing residents moving homes and jobs, local visits, illnesses, school and church events, and a digest of curious topics including albatross plumage, London billboard revenues, and a curious medical patent. Names and places appear in scattered form, with brief social chatter and market chatter across towns.
A degraded 19th century dispatch reports local arrivals and visits, deaths, marriages, and election chatter. It mentions Mary Herald of Cadisarapoalis, Fide Cox of Worthington, Blanche Harvey Sho dial death, and various town events, churchgoers, and civic notices amid rain and river rises.
A Nasherry gathering notes a birthday surprise, travels to Perce, and a hunting party visits. Trustees and teachers met at Siaturd township school discussing McKinley tariff rules classifying dead frogs as raw manufactured articles taxed at 10 percent ad valorem.
An advertisement claims a new lotion or method allows any woman to become a mother without pain. It also promises relief from morning sickness swelling and other pregnancy discomforts. The sales text invites readers to request confidential circulars from Frink Thomas & Co publishers in Baltimore.
A man claims he lost care of a prominent health figure and notes a promotional attempt for a tonic named Roseute. He describes traveling around and discovering a trial bottle promised to cure throat, lung, or chest trouble with a free sample at Seeloup's store.
Mr Og of Bolsferry passed through town last week. A P Miller and Geo Maraball traveled to Bloomfield on Tuesday. Lees Miller of Owen county visited his brother Frank last week. T R Bruner took a business trip to the capital of Girrene. Miss F E dla Bureh and a Miss Pryor of Oxen county visited relatives. Barrens, pastor of the Cartellan church, preached last Saturday night and Sunday. Dr Wheeler was in town last Wednesday.
Fragmented excerpt reviews dictionaries and language usage. Mentions Webster’s Unabridged and publisher claims of excellence in definition and usage. Text is garbled with numerous misspellings and stray phrases, offering little coherent story or verifiable detail.
In a crowded city market TB Shimer discusses incoming Kansas and Texas birds misidentified as plovers with traders noting coarse dark meat and flat demand. The piece shifts to New York cable fears, detailing proposed routes and the cost implications of additional airings amid public discourse.
A promotional notice extols Syrup of Figs as the superior laxative, praising high positioning and universal acceptance of the pleasant remedy. The Califor nia Fig Syrup Company asserts the product’s value and attributes its success to quality in a period-appropriate advert.
An older voice questions medical practice and cures in a Boston Globe segment. The narrator recalls doctors, differing prescriptions, and how residents seek remedies outside standard care while praising Warner's Safe Cure as effective for varied ailments.
A Brooklyn newsboy crowd consumes Penn y ice cream with a high level of gusto. The vendor notes daily sales reach 500 to 600 glasses to newsies, plus clerks and passersby, while offering a contrast to lower price hokey pokey carts.
A Middleton resident recounts Hermann Loebnitz's extreme self amputation after a tree collapse. Hung by his foot for hours, he swung free and cut his foot off above the ankle with a hat bound to his waist, then crawled to safety and received medical care. The account notes his courage and subsequent recovery.
A Washington anecdote attributed to Olive Risley Seward recounts a remark about potential capital relocation. The tale places a prediction that the capital might move to the City of Mexico as a future population center, contrasting with Chicago or St. Louis.
Harper's notes that Middlesborough England a major iron hub with 60 000 people 189 blast furnaces and near 2 000 000 tons of pig iron annually contrasts with a newly founded Middlesborough in America which has grown from a dream to a small city of thousands aiming to become a leading center of iron and steel in the United States.
Arrangements are made for Dr. Talmage to preach Sunday evenings at the Academy of Music in New York. The Christian Herald will cover expenses about 3000 dollars and will donate collections to New York City hospitals, with services not affecting Brooklyn Tabernacle morning services.
The Gage Tool Co of Vineland New Jersey announces its self setting plane will be sent on 30 days trial as per circulars. The firm urges farmers mechanics and other house holders to request the circulars.
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