The Enquirer. 3. W. Bowes, Rater. foArther
The Enquirer entry notes W Bowes rated as a rater for foArther on June 6, 1872. The fragment provides limited context but records a person and date linked to a rate or rating activity.
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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1872
Page
2
The Enquirer entry notes W Bowes rated as a rater for foArther on June 6, 1872. The fragment provides limited context but records a person and date linked to a rate or rating activity.
The Democratic party in Yinton County Ohio sets July 97th 16T for primary voting at multiple township and village locations. Voters elect delegates and electors while local chairs and two tellers oversee polling and tallying. County and district party activities follow with a meeting at Wapakonetta nominating D J Callen for Presidential Elector.
The article reports the new Powr-Press cylinder press installed in McArthur, enabling rapid printing and expansion toward an 82 column page. It notes costs, subscription recovery needs, and orders patrons to support the upgrade, reflecting a local shift toward larger production and regional newspaper development.
Arrangements by J Wolf and S Shirfley for a grand Fourth of July celebration in the Grove near Zaleski on July 4. A dance will be held on a large platform, with a piano in the grove, refreshments including tea, beer, and lager, and plenty of guards to maintain order. Bring baskets and join in a town wide festive event.
The figure 2,681,000,000 in taxes collected by the Federal Government since the war ended is cited as more than enough to pay the national debt, yet the debt remains as large as in 1865. The speaker asks Grant's friends to explain where the money went.
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