Ohio and Indiana notes on politics and printing debates
A jumble of political items and local notices from Indiana and Ohio. Mentions a large greenback club in Spencer, Vigo County schools, a Terre Haute reunion, and Ohio election effects on gold and iron. Scattered references include the 11th Indiana Regiment reunion, a Bloomington Democratic paper, and questions about county printing practices.
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Vigo County
Terre Vaute
Spencer
Old
Owen County
Hays
Ohio
Terre Haute Gazette
Gazette
Henry ‘Clay
Tax controversy in Clay county fuels 1876 political clash
A Clay county tax battle declares labor against capital with a call to mobilize for the 1876 election. The appeal frames laborers against banks and resumption, urging miners to vote for greenbacks and reform, promising a sweeping victory for the people and warning of currency manipulation by leaders and employers.
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Hoxozanie
Lay Publishing Association
Herald and
Kaho
William
Campais
Ohio
Kugler
Iof
Old Lilly
Clay Publishing Association
Green
Clay County
Opinion Page Open to Public Debate and News
The editor states Ting Hong is not responsible for opinions and invites open discussion on all topics of public interest. The department remains free to all for the dissemination of news and civic discourse.
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Ting Hong
Civetera
Sam for Allen for President in 1873 Democratic pledges
A fervent editorial backing Governor Allen describes him as a masterful canvasser and a champion of democratic government. The writer argues Allen would lead against a corrupt national administration and urges supporters to rally behind him, praising his harmony with the people of the West and South.
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Ohio
Eee
Tell
Money
Alen
West
Thurman
Astern
Tilden
New York
Allen
U. S
N. Y
Wall Street
Sam
Sharp-Maxey Wedding Represented by Cloverland
Editor Echo notes social scene as the Sharp-Maxey wedding is well represented by Cloverland. Mentions of W P Bowles, W E Carpenter, Mason Duncan, A H Bowles and H A King’s town property, with local news of health and Captain Jack on the war path.
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Echo
Sharp-Maxey
Cloverland
W. P. Bowles
W. E. Carpenter
Herron
Mason Duncan
A. H. Bowles
H. A. King
Thodore Stoneburner
Sugar Ridge Rural Education and Theft Report
In Sugar Ridge the village's first classy school program guides young students in proper routines. Across six rural localities in the township coal mining takes place. Shadrach Huff reports recovery of two mules and two horses stolen last summer. The thief was later incarcerated in prison.
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Asophed
Praa Iece
Sugar Ridge
Shadrach Huff
Posey Township Teachers Institute Holds Staunton Meeting
The Posey Township Teachers Institute met in Staunton Indiana for organization with a program listing Arithmetic Geography Word method Grammar Orthography History Recess Object lessons and Language lessons. Chaplain Lozier a Prohibition candidate faced gossip about barley and beer as the moral question of grain use was raised. Asbury reports four hundred twenty eight students with two hundred twelve in the preparatory department.
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Staunton, Inc
Posey Township Teachers’ Institute
Staunton
Ind
A.M
Thos
Ty Tand
A. M
James McLoughlin
Maurer
Wn. Geiger
Graham
P. M
Dickson
C. P, James
J. McLaughlin
T. EF. Straws
Chaplain Lozier
T. H. Express
Asbury
Greencastle
After Summer Floods Farmers Restore Rural Labor
The text notes floods receded and farmers ready supplies with corn cut and shocked hay stored. Wheat sowing continues with hope seed time and harvest follow in order. Saline City reports coal shaft output rising while a stave factory accelerates, and a new warehouse is built at the railway station for shippers.
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Saline
Everthing
H. Samison
Waylway Station
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