Democratic County Convention and Primary Meeting Notice
The Democratic County Convention will be held in Washington on Monday July 23 1977 at 10 o'clock a m for nominating candidates for Representative Auditor Treasurer Prosecuting Attorney Commissioner Surveyor Infirmary Director and Governor of Guernsey County and for electing delegates to the Democratic State Convention The Democratic electorate is called to assemble at the usual precincts on Saturday July 30 1977 at 2 30 p m to select delegates and a Central Committee member for each township and precinct By order of the Guernsey County Democratic Central Committee JW Wine Chairman Secretary Prestorse Hivye4 has returned to Washington after a New England trip The article notes candidate for Auditor and discusses party affairs and related updates
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Cambridge
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Letter From South West Missouri Foretells Party Strife
In a Missouri correspondence the writer reflects on historic Republican splits during Lincoln’s era and contrasts them with contemporary rifts over President Hayes policy toward the South. He cites reactions from major states and newspapers, notes mining and labor topics in Ohio and New Jersey, and describes rural Missouri life and frontier prospects in Barron County. The letters convey a period voice, with cautious, era-appropriate political analysis, regional observations, and prospects for the future.
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Wheat Markets Drive Chicago Traders In July 1977 Note
Correspondence from Bidsterin and Coresie, Inc discusses Chicago wheat demand, margins, and broker instability amid European war impact. It notes brokers bankruptcy cases, margin pressures, and the high risk in wheat and corn futures trading as markets shift focus from other crops and the gold-like value of grain.
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Obie News and Ohio happenings of the week
News notes from Ohio and beyond cover market prices, political moves, and society events. Highlights include a murder confession reference, wheat and peaches markets, missing employment, legislative law volumes, college commencement, railroad bridge inspections, sunstrokes, Mennonite emigration, and Grant's travel plans. Prof J J Burns touted as Democratic candidate for State School Commissioner with broad local support.
Ohio law requires fire escapes for inns and hotels
Following adjournment, the Ohio Legislature enacted a act compelling owners or keepers of inns and public houses to install suitable ladders or fire escapes to all upper floors. Mayors must enforce within sixty days with penalties up to three thousand dollars per month for noncompliance. biannual inspections to report violations.
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Grangera Wool House Receives Large Wool Bales at Steubenville
The Grangera wool house managers at Steubenville report handling about 119000 pounds of consignments with roughly one third returned. They expect at least half a million pounds to pass through this season 1877. Delaware County Ohio leads with 25000 pounds sent. Wool of all grades is on hand awaiting inspection and grading.
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Murderess Prefers Denial to Life Imprisonment
In a landmark Common Pleas ruling Judge Bingham orders Mrs. Sarah M. Victor to Cleveland for possible resentence after she argued she never consented to commutation of her first degree murder sentence. The case shapes Ohio criminal law reforms adopted July 1877 and draws cross state political comment while Victor remains in prison awaiting further action.
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