16 Oct 1875
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Newspaper
Cedartown Record
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1875
Page
1
A garbled dispatch mentions a man named Charles and a stark crime involving a grown man and a child, alongside financials, railways, and cotton markets. It references Cardinal Mankis, universal suffrage debates, and a failed peaches shipment to Britain, with scattered notes on Mobile finances and a Swedish steamer disaster.
The fragmentary text outlines a public statement about an auction of millions and a half, a treasury operation, and assorted financial figures. It references banks, grants, and varied names, with unclear dates and locale. The piece preserves a sense of a formal financial notice and auction context from a historical issue.
Hol Stanton's expedition traversed the Dakota fringe visiting parts of the country along the Chesenie and White Earth rivers. The report notes population levels, trade movement, and agricultural concerns, citing cattle shipments and wheat prices. It mentions a forthcoming meeting in Washington and appeals to lawmakers, while referencing the widow of a Confederate general and Richmond female college.
A fragmented historical description praises the Servi and ile as tall hospitable, free, and industrious people with strong patriotism toward their realm. It highlights road improvements, schools, hospitals, and justice, while noting a fierce dislike of Turks and foreigners, tempered by cultural virtues and poetry.
The text presents a jumble of dialogic fragments featuring names like Hawk, Hite, and Vinga, mixed with stray phrases about talking, telling stories, and a sense of recalling past events. The readable parts hint at a chaotic, unwound narrative or OCR-corrupted recollection with little coherent plot or clear facts.
A lengthy piece argues for the Pennsylvania Democratic Party nominee Tolette as the leading patron in a broader Grange movement. It traces the rise of the Patrons and their wholesale buying and selling network across states, with Philadelphia insulation and large grain handling by Grange co operatives. It highlights the movement’s expansion, funds, and political impact in states including Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa and Pennsylvania. The article notes mass signatures for the Tolette nomination and references large wholesale warehouses, cooperative buying, and high savings claims amid vigorous party support.
An ornate forty foot square carpet called the wonderful fabric of the "anchrchant prince" Napoleon floats through a tale of its maker’s craft. The central oval painting shows Marseilles harbor and a stately ship, with a gold frame and green laurel border. The piece, woven by poor women, cost ten thousand dollars to make, once displayed at Paris and eyed for a Chicago exhibit, amid debates on youth and achievement in art and life.
A collection of satirical snippets and oddities from a bygone city scene. Jests about judges, a Liverpool charity gift, two sharpers arguing, a smoker quitting abruptly, and a quip about a wig. A tale of a soldier with an old army mitten and a curious obituary request exchange. Various brief vignettes showcase quirky social scenes, pranks, and mannered banter.
A collage of oddities and short notes spans poems in obituary style, humorous anecdotes, and stray observations. It mentions New Haven youths, Columbus, Philadelphia, and Washington groups, plus a grotesque line of social satire about education, religion, crime, and industry. The tone is clipped, fragmentary, and parodic.
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