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Newspaper

Democratic Enquirer

Location

Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1872

Page

3

Local notices and seed catalogue hype from 1873 era

Fragmented notes recount arrest of Bramdon burglars from Chicago and county tax receipts paid to the State Treasurer. Ohio State Board of Agriculture meeting at Columbus votes to hold the State Fair at Mansfield for two years, September 2 to 6. Rochester and Brother advertise an illustrated seeds catalogue, Briggs & Brother, praising their flower and vegetable seeds and chromolithographs, offering a free catalogue with seeds.

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The American Hotel Gaining Popularity in Columbus

The American Hotel opposite the State House grows in popularity under its efficient and gentlemanly management. It is described as the queen of all Columbus hotels, with prompt, orderly service meeting the needs of its immense patronage.

State Hone Columbus Amerian

Notice to Stock Owners on Low Price Stock Bills

Notice to stock owners that we are prepared to print bills for all owners of stock. Offers low prices and invites owners to come learn prices, view samples, and obtain details.

Death of William H. Black at Wintrad Station

An accident near Wintrad Station on the westbound line left William H. Black dead. He was 50, riding on horseback toward McArthur when a train struck the horse and threw him thirty one feet, with Black sustaining fatal injuries. He died about ten hours later at his brother’s home in Knox township. The incident prompted warnings about railway crossings and whistle signals. Residents mourn the widowed man and several children. Meanwhile readers are advised of lodging at the Brown House in Athens during train delays.

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Reading Affects Converts More Than Oratory County Campaign

Reading is more effective than speeches in winning voters. The McArthur Inquirer should reach every voter in the county during the upcoming campaign.

Reading McArthur Hnquirer

Court Reports From Last Week At The County Court

A number of criminal cases were tried last week as court will likely adjourn this week. An accident near Vinton Station involved two westbound freight trains with one striking the other. no one hurt. The article notes upcoming court sessions and discusses public newspaper value and military/naval readiness concerns.

Vinton Station

Leet Porter Grant Robbery Estimated at Near Quarter Million

The New York Tribune estimates that the Leet Porter Grant robbery at the custom house amounts to nearly a quarter of a million dollars. The report highlights the scale of the theft and the involvement of key locations in the incident.

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Flower and Garden Seeds and Allen's Long Balsam Ad

Readable text touts sale of seeds and a medicine named Allen's Long Balsam. Claims cure for cough cold and consumption with calls to purchase seeds and balsam from medicine dealers. prose resembles old advertisement style with inconsistent spelling.

Counrey Searcely Thany Allen Affanon Jarria Olehinael Apending Danass Nate Penn Val Kenver Gila Balsam Fk Cori Piletet Pony Raiine Ferro Cata

How to Go West By Burlington Route

An advertising notice promotes the Burlington Route as the best westward travel option. It describes lines from Indianapolis to Omaha and connections to Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific. It urges travelers to choose Burlington for low rates and safety and offers a free pamphlet with a map and travel information from General Passenger Agent B M R B Burlington Iowa.

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Pure Di and Medicines go to gimon's

A brief note listing Pure Di products and medicines directs readers to Gimon's for purchases.

Gimon's

Obituary Notice for Mid 19th Century Figure in Esher Area

A fragmented obituary item recounts the death of a local man named Micah Leo, with scattered references to a 1848 deed, Esher, and Hlineven peers. The text notes his long life of about fifty years, mentions a request to close an estate, and hints at a family and local associations surrounding the Esher area and a county context.

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A Beautiful Woman and the Promised Salve

An antiquated lifestyle piece extols female beauty and marriage appeal, touting vinegar bitters as a cure for digestion and complexion while linking beauty to social power and personal virtue. It frames women’s desirability as tied to health and harmony, urging readers toward the tonic remedy.

Ammi Mike Tove Jennier

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