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Becca Street
Erle
Endiana
Witt Sive
Faculty of Medicines
Medical Department
University of Louisville
Local Notice Rates and Policies for Advertisements
The notice outlines pricing for square ads and legal notices with charges per column, yearlong rates, and short insertions. It notes a 20 cent wine rate for local notices and a liberal yearly advertising deduction. It states legal ads may be charged to the procuring party or attorney if the attorney’s name is missing. It also specifies divorce notices require advance payment or security.
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Tess Chan
Road survey sparks tax plan and factory dreams
A town meeting considers a levy up to twenty dollars per thousand to fund railroad construction nearby. The plan promises land value increases, local employment, and near-city factory growth, urging residents to keep control and seize development. Other notes mention Vermont ratifying the fifteenth amendment and various colorful anecdotes.
Pennsylvania Vote Snapshot Shows Republican Edge
The record notes Geary, a Republican, winning the governor race with 2,299,552 votes against Packer, a Democrat, at 285,936, a 4,596 margin. It also compares 1868 presidential totals, Grant defeating Seymour by 28,808, and argues Democrats failed to mobilize their base.
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Geary
Packer
Pennsylvania
Horatio Seymour
Statewide hopes for greenbacks and bond funding rise
The passage discusses Pennsylvania politics and the push for greenback payments of bonds, federal taxation on those bonds, and currency expansion. It suggests voters will rally for these issues with a suitable candidate, foreseeing a statewide sweep at the next canvass.
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Pennsylvania
Negro Jurors in Washington Courts Draw Scrutiny
Nearly all jurors across Washington City courts are described as negras, with only a few whites selected by Radical officials according to contemporary reporting.
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Washington City
Farmer claims aw-dust bedding cures foot trouble
An old county farmer says he has not had a bad foot on a horse since bedding his horses with aw-dust. He lays down a two inch layer and keeps it to that depth under his horses at all times.
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Ife
Horse Feeding for Work Year Round Harness Training
A daily harness horse needs abundant, proper food. Oats build muscle more than corn and should always be part of a worker’s diet. Corn promotes plumpness and warmth. As weather grows colder and work increases, feed more oats.
Farm Advice on Egg Storage and Dairy Care
The article gives practical notes on packing eggs with the small end down between bran layers and oats, storing eggs through winter. It warns against rough driving of cows linking to milk yield, advises salt in bran mash, udder washing, hot soap suds, and protecting cows from cold. Also suggests denting whitewash on trees and using proper coatings on vegetation and structures.
Cutting Fodder Boosts Stock Weight and Profit Says Farmers
In Askison county farmers report cutting hay and mixing half as much meal boosts milk and cattle weight. One writer, Mr ik of Boone township, says ground grain and dampened hay improved fattening, with milk rising after adopting the method. W W Glusher of Madison county notes a Magee Gow having sixty nine pigs in under thirty months, listing birth dates and counts.
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Askison County
Mr. Ik
Boone Township
Storses
Harrison County
Democrat
W. WW. Glusher
Madison County
Indiana
Sime
Dane
Iarrisop County
Strawberry culture in Harrison county offers gains with minimal labor
The article extols Harrison county as ideal for strawberries noting low ground use and easy cultivation. It describes a method where, each fall, new points are set from an old bed, leaving furrows 18 inches apart for rapid next year yields. It also discusses worm control using purgatives and salt or turpentine, warning care in administration.
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Harrison County
Wheat yields compared for two wheat varieties on same 14 acre field
James Brewster of Posey township planted 14 acres in one field last year. Five acres of northern wheat yielded 100 bushels, 20 bushels per acre, while nine acres of Mediterranean wheat yielded 100 bushels, 11 bushels per acre.
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James Brewster
Posey Township
Certificate of W N Haldeman endorses Chill Cure remedy
A Louisville Courier notice from March 8, 1868 presents a testimonial endorsing Chill Cure. W W Valdeman claims long term relief for two chronic cases of chills after using the medicine, praising its efficacy and reliability.
Testimony on Limerick Chill Core by Dr. Whipple
A physician from Louisville Kentucky testifies to the cure of chronic chills and fever after four days on Limerick Chill Core. The patient suffered two years with irritable stomach diarrhea and a severe cough, but real relief followed half-dose treatment. The doctor reports multiple cures in other cases over twenty years.
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Limerick
G S. Whipple
GS. W
Dr Limericks Chill Cure Endorsed In Kentucky
Testimony by Dr A E Geoghegan and others from View Kentucky cites Limerick's Chill Cure as a permanent remedy for chills and fever after failures with quinine and arsenic. Promotes the medicine as superior tonic, declares it best chill remedy of the age, and notes authorized sale through New Albany Corydon and local agents.
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