Democratic State Ticket Rally Urges Immediate Organization
The Enquirer reports a Democratic push led by Alen and Hieut. Governor nominees Godfrey and Gilmore, urging township and school district committees to mobilize now. The piece stresses getting every Democrat to vote the full ticket, with emphasis on rapid, wide outreach and duty fulfillment before the election.
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Alen
Haul
Pandleton
Hieut
Godfrey
Gilmore
Stepiten Buprer
Attorndy Enwall
M. Connell
Bo'd Public Works
Cuenent
Democrats
Vinton
Freemen of Vinton County Meet for Township Talks
A dated call lists township meetings at Eagle Furnach Jolly’s School Mouse and other venues from September 22 to 26. Speakers include Arch Mayo P Duhadway J M McGillivray and Col J L Vance with remarks urging turnout, plus political debate on national and local issues.
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Eagle Furnach
Arch. Mayo
P. Duhadway
Jolly’s
Diradway
B. Shivel
Eagle Furnace
Arch, Mayo
Porter DuHadway
Hope Furnace
Arch
Mayo
A. J. Swaim
Stagle’s Grove
Col
J. L. Vanes
J.M. McGillivray
Speakman’s School
Col. J. L. Vance
Sampsons School House
John Mayo
7. M. McGillivray
Wilson
Wilton
Columbus
Richwood
Pnogle
Tga
D.d. Callen
Wilkes
Denwertir the Campaign of 25 Cents
Fragmentary note protests war on taxation and capital, citing two thousand four hundred million dollars in gold bearing bonds exempt from tax. Mentions a railway project from Han Diogo to the Gils River and a planned ground subscription for 608 Broken widnée to open communication with the Layife sonal.
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Cdaktry
Onin Howcouayy
King
Han Diogo
Gils River
Why Bondholders Oppose Pendleton Greenbacks
The piece argues bondholders resist greenbacks to keep high interest and avoid taxing bonds, while the poor lose as money scarcity hurts work and living costs. It links Pendleton opposition to wider political aims, urging voters in Vinton County to support Negro suffrage and remember Colonel Lew, Republican nominee.
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Pendleton
Paxpiuros
Nootton
Ae Dalterguia
Edo
Bonaid Col. Lew
Vinton County
Freedmen’s Bureau
Indebted Potsons Demand Prompt Payment From Reynolds
Fragmentary notice shows a request for immediate payment to settle debts. The writer warns they cannot supply beef much longer without funds and threatens to travel or withdraw further services. Source is incomplete and lacks clear dates or places.
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Ara X
Reynolds
Ohio voters oppose Negro suffrage and call for ratification defeat
A Ohio political commentary argues against federal racial voting rights, denouncing Repudiators and urging voters to reject the Fifteenth Amendment. It contends radicals seek to regulate suffrage federally after Ohio voters said no and urges support to defeat ratification while urging economic cautions. It ends with a promotional note for a drug store.
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Radical Party
Ohio
Fpaxpantom
Binto
Editor voices radical calls amid race and voting debates
The Record portrays a tense editorial page with fierce language about Black voters and the 16th Amendment. It questions leadership and suggests absurd scapegoats while asserting voting rights must be protected.
Ratton Township Political Rhetoric and Elected Duties
A chaotic, partisan discourse centers on Ratton Township candidates and officials. The piece denounces abolitionist rhetoric, discusses Land Appraiser and Justice of the Peace roles, and critiques supporters of the Republican regime while urging vote for the Democratic ticket. It also mocks war-era figures and laments federal wartime income and Southern aid politics.
Pendleton Bondholders Target Defeat Claim in Ohio
A fragmentary account notes cuminist Rnuor alleging Base tan bondholders and manufacturers are sending money to Ohio to defeat Pendleton. It claims bondholders will spend a million if needed while referencing local politics, voter import claims, and a courtly notice urging caution on purchases of various fabrics and bonds. The text includes scattered phrases about ministers, marriage notices, and printing margins with oblique dates and places.
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Rnuor
Ohio
Pendleton
Bia Honda
Senate
Bull Ahead Opens Low Prices at Dai Witt & Deed Ty
A local dry goods and grocery seller promotes constant new goods at low prices. The shop claims to offer the lowest market rates, inviting customers to inspect their latest fashions and bargain selections.
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Bull Ahead
Dai Witt & Deed Ty
A Farmer’s Tale of Interest Rates and Labor Costs
An old screed discusses calculating farm profits by listing all farm assets and debts, then tallying labor and family costs. It argues a suggested interest rate around a few percent per person and warns of floods, pests, and market risks, urging careful reckoning of expenses and risk before investment.
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Greasd
Wing Thitan
Gor
Lommon
Ann Maka
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