Subscription Terms for Newspaper 1870
On September 13 1870 readers are offered term options for a yearly subscription at 15 dollars for one year with six month and three month rates also shown Arrearages must be paid and papers not removed from the office require notice to discontinue The publisher may discontinue service at any time if arrearages are not settled or notice is not given
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Taylor Township
Rosewood
Faylor Township
Peter M. Zenor
Indiana
Shady Grove
Simeon K. Wolfe
Republican Party
Wolfe
Capt
S. M. Stockslager
Radical Party
Geo. W. Deubo
Legislative Journal
Denbo
John P. Zenor
Auditor of State
Albert Lange
Soo & Sn
Wilson
Elizabeth
F. J. Griffith
Vod
Oal Griffith
Harrison Co
Advertising Terms and Rates for Local Notices
Rates set for one square ads ten lines or less. Yearly rates listed for 1 column 26. 24 column 35. 14 column 20. 15 column 15. No ad under 8.00 yearly or less than a square. Local notices 20 per line. Legal ads charged to submitting party or attorney. if attorney not named, to filing officer. Divorces and non resident plaintiffs require advance payment.
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Minton
ONC Weck
Hay
Tax and debt critique at Franklin township meeting
A large Franklin township gathering in Lanesville heard German taxpayers denounce Radical rule and state the tax burden falls hardest on the poor. Speakers John B. Stoll and James V. Kelso outlined alleged government waste, disfranchisement of German and Irish voters, and the alleged tariff swindle benefiting rail and market monopolies.
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Franklin Township
Lanesville
John B. Stoll
Radical Party
Indiana
Franklin
Illustrated Paper September 10 Issue Highlights War Pictures and Portraits
Every Saturday issue features Europe and War pictures including Baden prisoners Niederbronn and Prussian outpost Saarbruck, plus French soldiers at Nancy. It includes portraits of Madame Scasi and Geo W Childs, art Morning in the Desert, and summer scenes Picnic in the Woods, Summer Davis, On the Beach at Long Branch. Editorials on The.
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Baden
Niederbronn
Nancy
Saarbruck
Mademoiselle Scasi
Geo W. Childs
Philadelphia Ledger
Desert
Woods
A. Hoppin
New Salisbury German Taxpayers Meeting Ends with Strong Support
A Jackson township gathering near New Salisbury heard Mon. John B. Stoll speak in German, followed by Hon. James Y. Kelso. The speakers urged strong backing for the Radical ticket from Secretary of State to supervisor, predicting a decisive majority.
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New Salisbury
Jackson Township
Grove
John B. Stoll
Public Election Procedure Criticized In Voter Transparency Debate
The piece objects to election law changes that reveal how each man votes by recording voter numbers on ballots and backings. It argues such openness allows counting and comparison of tickets by any observer. It warns against losing privacy and emphasizes courtesy as a social virtue.
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Harrison County
Election Board
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Corypdon, Ind
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Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine