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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1889
Page
3
A broad notice advertises a marketplace offering all kinds of goods at varied prices. It emphasizes broad selection and inclusive appeal to shoppers seeking diverse products in one venue.
Bloomfield and Worthington news notes fill this item sheet. Daviess county fair receipts reach about 4500 dollars. lots for sale in Smith and Howe additions. taxes due first Monday in November. local sales of potatoes apples and chestnuts. road receipts and township book updates. circus report and social at Campground church. circulation ads and local notices. Notable names include O F Herold J C Lavelle W M Mogg Daviess county fair details.
A long column of local items notes shop prices and ads, farm deals, and community notices. It mentions a cow sale to Cincinnati, a new book sale by Jas Adams, timber and real estate bargains, and quotes on taxes, roads, and local happenings, with obituaries and juvenile nut excitement amid rural commerce.
The Greene County page records numerous brief city visits and social notes. Citizens including J E Shryer and others travel to Terre Haute, Indianapolis, New Castle, and Bedford for business, funerals, and social duties. Lectures, auctions, and local events are interspersed with remarks on crops and seasonal imagery.
The paper notes the site in Greene County as the designated headquarters for county operations, signaling its administrative prominence and central role for local governance.
John R. Porter was killed instantly two miles east of Newberry when a colt kicked him on the hornd above the ear as he paused to water a wagon. No words were spoken after the blow and he died at once.
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