Saur’s Holiday Stock Delights Napoleon Citizens
The Mammoth Drug and Book House of J C Saur unveils a grand holiday display with gift books at 25 cents, new albums, stationery, toilet articles, gold pens, and a vast assortment of drugs, paints, varnishes, wall papers, and other seasonable items. Old Santa Claus declares Saur’s headquarters for gifts, with店 prices noted as remarkably low.
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J. C. Saur
Napoleon
Saul
Saur's
Santa Claus
Saur
Northwest
J. C. Fennee Capel
Foraker Nominating Controversy Sows Debate In State
Our Columbus Letter reports on Senator Foraker's late week activity in naming appointments, aiming to block rival factions until spring. It details accusations about political deals, including rumored picks like Commissioner of Labor Statistics Fassett, Railroad Commissioner Capeller, Insurance Commissioner Kemp, and State Librarian, plus controversy over R. B. Hagee at Ohio State University and last minute terms. The piece notes Lorain County pride, concerns over orphan care, and Democratic opposition to Governor nominating plans, with local option debates and legislative movements on railroad bills and reservoir surveys.
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Urach Byte
J. Benen
Foraker
Benate
Labor Statistics
Ben
Fhesott
Bob Kennedy
Senate
Fennett
Labor
Fassett
Labor Statistica
W. B. Capelini
Boiler Plate Capeller
Billy & A Conning
Ne Ho
Republican State Executive Committee
Senator Kemp
Dayton
Philadelphia
Hirsch
City
Hirweh
Strang
Cincinnati
Thaa
Fornkero
Boan
Bie
R. B. Hagee
Treneury
Barrool
J. Tilden
Ohio State University
H. Ellis
Bilin
Use State
Gronge
Heyes
Iim
J. B
NOTRE
Ohio
Lorain
Oberlin College
Columbus
Charlen Dewh
Green Lawn
Broul
High Streets
Deshler
Stg
Amon
Demincrat
Conyrnas
Congress
Thomas B. Powell
L. M- Hunter
Iagen
Hamilton County
D.F. Ryan
Scioto
Tatte
Coff
House Committee On Public Works
Six Mile Reservoir
Wabash and Hele Canal
Goyer
Kansas Letter from Yates Centre 1887 Railroads and Town Growth
Yates Centre Kansas notes a mild January with a brief cold snap and a spring shower. The writer praises the Southern Kansas extending lines via Colony to Noosho Falls, boosting competition and direct rail routes to Kansas City. He also salutes railroad official S B Hynes and agent H Caldwell for truthful advertising and growth, mentions local quarry discoveries, ongoing hotel construction, an anticipated opera house, rising real estate activity, and several local business notices.
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Noaruwanr
Ift
Kanens
Wettler
Slant
Yates Cantre
Banta Fe
Noosho Falls
Kaneni City
Puoti
Missouri Pacific
Colony
Kansans
8. B. Hynes
Gen. Pass. Ag T
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Topeka
Rnun
Nome ‘Western Road
Sante Fe
Kansas
Kanene
Konan
Lnter
Kavang
Bey
H. Caldwell
Lawrence
Carr
Gentle notes from Liberty Center area in 1887
The letter describes a quiet week with community events and visits around Liberty Center. It notes a scarlet fever decline, a planned gas and oil prospect near Toledo, a M E church revival, and local social activities including quilting and gatherings.
Pumpkin and Bran Feeding Cows Yields Mixed Results
Rural World correspondent records trials feeding cows with pumpkins and wheat bran, progressing from raw feed to cooked potatoes with bran and oats, then soft corn with rice bran. Pasture access was limited, with heat from early pumpkin method. later methods yielded satisfactory results. Earnings data for Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail line cited show a net decrease and mixed monthly changes.
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Rly
Ad for Democouner Nowrwwaer Mapoleon Ohio
Fragmentary ad text from The Northwest Derma ota pttem promises per year fend at Boul and hints at advertising rates. readable portions mention a generic notice and address lines while many words are garbled or missing.
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Boul
Ebhonee
Pension Rules For Mexican War Veterans
Pension Commissioner Black explains eligibility for soldiers of the Mexican War and widows. Only veterans who served sixty years ago and aged around sixty two can qualify, with disability proof required. Widows are barred from the act, and surviving officers are informed they are on the same footing as soldiers, with monthly pensions up to thirty eight dollars in some cases.
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New York
Turner
Ft Company
Toledo
Auchard, Manalin & Detwiler
Dutwiler
Parpo
Rondey
Thor
Calvary
Black
PPO
Attorney General Opinion on Agency Sales of Intoxicants Spark Debate
A 19th century legal controversy emerges over whether manufacturers may sell liquor by the gallon through agents without state tax penalties. Attorney General J A Komen weighs in that true manufacturer sales in good faith, not via nominal agency, are exempt from the tax, while independent business setups under fake agency are not. The letter also notes local ordinances under the Foal option and related saloon closures.
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Comanis
O. January
Delte
Fulton County
Oveice
Deausin
Supreme Court
J. A. Komen
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