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Newspaper
Brazil Weekly Echo
Location
Brazil, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1875
Page
1
The notice republishes full premium listings for a county fair with classes for horses, cattle, sheep, swine, mules, and crops. It names superintendents and premiums for each division from horses general purpose to cattle, swine, and vegetables, detailing entry counts and prize money.
The Clay County Medical Society convened at 1:30 PM August 21 at the office of Drs. Gifford & Glasgow. Dr. A W Knight delivered his inaugural address and committees reported on by laws and fee bill with first visits set at two dollars. Regular session to follow September 21 at 2 PM.
The Brooklyn Eagle surveys impeachment era senators and managers after Johnson removal, listing victories and defeats across states like Rhode Island Pennsylvania California and New York. It condemns Corbett Drake Nye and others, notes Edmunds and the Morrills as exceptions, and argues against the national banking system highlighting bond deposits and the greenback remedy.
The speaker criticizes bondholder influence calling gold and silver interchangeable with bank notes. They claim swindling under a "honest cur currency" and say greenbacks have never been more trustworthy while the government discredits them. They urge Congress to mandate greenbacks for duties to resolve interest issues.
Workmen at Cajon Pass discovered a vast honey deposit while blasting rock. A 20 foot pole could not reach bottom, and honey spilled from the cavity as they opened it. Estimates suggest over one hundred tons in sight, possibly a thousand tons, with cave measurements extending a quarter mile. The discovery could support a local honey business according to the San Bernardino Argus report.
An Ohio farmer lad observed a small flock of quails in his father’s cornfield and attempted to scare them by firing. He killed one bird and found only one disturbed corn stalk, while the quails left the rest intact amid a crop of pests including cutworms and chinch bugs. The report notes the field remained largely undamaged.
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