02 May 1867
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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1867
Page
1
Our Lovina requires payment in advance for a yearly newspaper subscription. The notice warns of discontinuation if arrears accrue and states that papers are delivered within the county while the post office serving a county resident may be outside the county.
H O Moore physician surgeon based in Glensville offers ten years of practice serving Malens region and surrounding area. obituary note from McArthur Enquirer dated March 28.
A congratulatory address from the Democratic Executive Committee urges mobilization for fall elections. It cites Connecticut’s decisive Democratic gains and contrasts Ohio and New York spring results, urging organized clubs, dissemination of Democratic journals, and relentless effort to defeat Republican plans and uphold racial policy as ballot measures approach. The tone stresses strenuous work, public sentiment, and unity under leaders Thompson and Estella.
A robbery attempt ended when Mr. Leiter of the Horlovue tannery warded off a bludgeon blow on the sidewalk, pursuing and capturing the assailant. The report shifts to a moral plea about domestic life and the healing power of love, urging husbands to show affection to their wives to ease household burdens.
A garbled blend of ornate musings on nature and memory with scattered notes on simple interest rules and early metallurgical and transplanting observations. It includes a curious line about inked epitaphs in sand and a practical financial rule for six percent interest.
An reader from Holous City, Montana recounts rough frontier life with mining gains, a fast growing town of eight thousand, and a diverse population. He notes high prices for services, scarce women, and volatile markets for food and goods, with vivid contrast between wage rates and daily costs in the Western Gold Regions. The letter ends with a grim funeral scene and a macabre remark by the bereaved husband.
A mix of wordplay and verse references plus a Wayne County Indiana court report noting thirty six divorces. It also cites Goshen Democrat coverage of a marriage in Indiana, with humorous surname puns about the Bottomfeldt and Kuofflock families, and brief notes of local weddings and unusual spellings.
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