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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1870
Page
3
Local affairs urge support for the Democratic Enquirer, announce subscription offers and campaign tasks for Vinton county. Reports on crop conditions, weather extremes, and upcoming events include the Jackson County Fair dates, railroad half fares, and church conference schedule changes.
Athens Journal notes grapes grown by Me Eb Hathwell near McArthur on whit tailed hills of black flint soil show large quantities this year. Ma Walker and others report high quality grapes and urge region farmers to explore grape raising as a steady practice despite barren soil.
Kaitor Enquirer notes a Radical Jentors meeting at Zaleski failed to attract attendees on a Thursday night. Speakers appeared weak and no participants arrived. locals reject 15th and 16th Amendment advocates and express distrust of Radical leaders amid rising taxes and suffrage issues. The notice from Zaleski Baptists dated 17, 1870.
A long court notice from Vinton County Ohio details partition proceedings involving Smith & Co petitioners and defendants Mary Ty Brown et al. The document sets out property descriptions across northwest and southeast quarters, appraisal values, and mortgage terms with dates and parties including GASIEL HOUTA and Short Vinton County.
The piece denounces Radical overreach and declares there are no dead issues while defending the Democratic fight to undo tyranny. It argues slavery, Fifteenth Amendment, state rights, and taxation as ongoing battles, claims the Radical party imposes oppression, and urges readers to study Democratic and Radical documents for truth. It notes European war news and marks the Mansfield Court House cornerstone event with a September 27 ceremony.
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