Untitled Notice Fragment Reads Advertising Rates
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss per year advance, advertising rate cards, and printing receipts. Mentions advertising rate terms, square area, and miscellaneous terms.
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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1887
Page
1
Little Dutchman Store Promises Fresh Goods and Low Prices
The Little Dutchman store led by J C Saur touts a booming business with fresh pure drugs, inexpensive medicines, and a vast wall paper stock. It advertises direct-from-manufacturer wall coverings, paints, oils, brushes, and a large book department, urging customers to visit for good values this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Saur
Ohio
Saul
Saur's
Little Dutchman's
The Ohio oil and gas fields predicted by clairvoyant insight
A pennsylvanian clairvoyant foresees Ohio oil wealth and maps its future sites in Allen and Wood counties near Lima and Bowling Green. The paper notes oil and gas were found at those exact locations within ten years, validating the psychic prediction and suggesting Ohio’s gas and oil industry is just beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Oho
Justas
Lima
Allen County
Wood County
Bowling Green
State Reologioat
Osle
Srna Company
Feaglog
Lincoln remains moved to new grave at Oak cemetery
The remains of President Lincoln and Mrs Lincoln were moved from secret graves to the north vault of the Lincoln monument at Oak cemetery. Guards of honor patrolled the site as a brick arch was erected and cement set over the caskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Avar
Lincoln Monument
Oak Cemetery
Momter
Atimbatn
Guards of Honor
Monument Association
Mastodon Remains Exhumed Near Tiro In Crawford County
Remains of a mastodon were unearthed east of Tiro in Crawford County while ditching on the Walter Green farm. A large tooth measured six and three quarters inches long and four inches wide, weighing five pounds ten ounces. Earlier, in 1838, a full skeleton of a mastodon was found nearby, with skull and upper jaw weighing 160 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacyrus
Tnquirers
Beevers
Tiro
Walter Green
J.D. Muchner
Crawford County
William Haley
Baraune
New York
Local notes from Shoemnakers and vicinity
Fragmentary local items list events and people including homemade barns, visits to Florida, a fire on the Whitehead farm with loss around 200, and a mad dog incident. Mentions Maggie McCabe returning, Beavers and Ansa Brothers leaving for overseas billet, and a Literary Society meeting. Also notes a school reorganization and mentions ladies fine shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranina
Dae Maadom
Maggie McCabe
Beavers
Ansa
Wetinam
Pigghadii Haye
Fiat
West Liberty court notes and civic meetings endure
Local notices from West Liberty April 18 1887 report court proceedings in Henry County Ohio with continued cases against Wabash St Louis and Pacific Railroad Co and judgments for plaintiffs. Education board of Napoleon Township organized with new officers and budget actions. A sermon on divorce condemned mercenary marriages and urged traditional values, urging community restraint and family virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bkate
Geo
Babring
Bowers
Ratawillo
Chardh
Hochute
George
Enugl Tire
Matehea
Mim
Sturdavant
West Liberty
Orlando Hickey
Beth Rice
Natete
Betsey Ellsworth
Alvira O Erehart
Fleury
J. B. Augenstein
A. Wotte
Jacob N. Wolfe
Maggie Reinbolte
James K. Brown
Daniel Shareva
Margart E. Sharp
di Vorus Deere
Ida Buckerd
John Buckerd
L. M. Tarney
the American Expresa Company
Emma E. Dancer
William H. Dancer
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company
Jones
Olan E. Bales
Guardian
Ve. A. T. Loanick R
Clara B. Smith
Jos. Smith
Frank Burk
John Gamber
William Koelan
Philips Lest
Napoleon ‘Township
Tornado Rips Through Ohio Town
A severe tornado swept across a western Ohio town on April 16, leveling roofs and damaging homes. Rescue teams sift through rubble as residents search for valuables amid widespread ruin. Reports from nearby towns note downed telegraph lines, injured residents, and aid appeals issued by mayors to regional cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamrevinna, O
Wentsoille
Bellaire
St. Clairsville
J. W. Riley
W. Cochrane
R.expresaman
Mayor Davies
St. Clairaville
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Springfield
Zanesville
Pittsburg
Renews her Youth Phoebe Chesley Story From Clay County Town
Mrs. Phoebe Chesley of Peterson in Clay county relates a remarkable tale vouched for by town residents. She says years of kidney trouble and lameness left her unable to dress unaided, but Electric Bitters renewed her strength and ended pain, enabling her to do housework again. Only 50 cents at D. J. Humphrey's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Chesley
Peterson
Clay County
M Rontiss
D. J. Humphrey
Evictions in Ireland Trigger Distressing Scenes at Draperstown
April 16 report from Ireland describes Skinner's tenants at Draperstown being evicted. A family barricaded doors and cut stairs to upper floors as officers forced entry. Ladders enabled removal of residents, with furniture left piled outside. damages sought by Mr Spees of Clasricarde agency in Galway run to 860 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Demin
Skinner's Company
Draperstown
Spees
Clasricarde
Galway
Pennsylvania Senate Passes Woman Suffrage Amendment
In Harrisburg April 13 the Pennsylvania Senate passed the joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage by a vote of 16 yeas to 0. The crowded gallery cheered the result as Speaker Harlan, a noted suffrage advocate, was congratulated. The body also adopted a resolution denouncing the coercion bill before Parliament and sent regards to Gladstone and Parnell for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannoncno
Pennsylvania
Gladstone
Parnell
Ireland
Final report as receiver over Indiana lines by Judge Gresham
Jun ge Cooley reports cash totaling 711 000 turned over to a new receiver Cineage with final accounting to Judge Gresham. The period covers January 1 to April 4 with total receipts 1 701 045 87 and disbursements 1 080 067 47 leaving a balance of 471 283 50 on hand. Judge Gresham authorizes payment of 24 000 taxes on the Lines of Indiana. Henry Crawford seeks an examiner to review accounts of old receivers Humphreys and Tutt. court postpones ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cineage
Grealamn
Tieland
Gresham
Gener McNulta
Indiana
Henry Crawford
Humpheys and
Tutt
Sherman Backed Tax Cut Doctrine Sparks Southern Debate
A fragmentary political notice argues against Senator Sherman in the Republican nomination race, praising southern initiative and contending surplus war taxes should be cut. It quotes Senator Colquitt and touts southern development as proof no charity or bounties are needed, while promoting a cheaper tax policy. The piece also includes an unrelated medical advertisement for a consumption cure from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Ievo
Ite
Oures
Gouven Treatric
Cincisinati
Ohio
Novily
Sherman
Congress
South
Colquitt
Weather Section
Yuttigestown
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