Domestic Sewing Exhibition At Haarre County Store
A damaged notice advertises a grand display of sewing machines from The Domestic Sewing Machine Company at a Haarre County store. It invites residents to visit, view decorative works and fine stitches, with the event running for a week from today amid a larger county gathering featuring a large basket picnic and speeches by leading men of the order.
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Haare County
Knights of Labor
Toll
Washington St
Napoleon
Horné
Kuippe Grove
D. Daniken
Cecil
Vinssee
China
Laborers de Capitalista
Debating
Peantry Sealt House
Old Grange
Poses
North America
How to Grow Rich Through Saving Habits
The text extols saving part of earnings as the path to prosperity, citing Dickens and Mr. Micauber from David Copperfield. It promotes purchasing wall coverings, paints, and medicines from Saur & Balsley, claiming low costs, quality products, and easy home decoration. It previews a July celebration and notes local ads for clothing, hats, and pianos, alongside community notices and upcoming events.
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Charles Dickens
David Copperfield
Mr. Micauber
Saur & Balsley
O Saur & Balsley
Waterworks issue to be settled at polls as council leans approve
In the Aug 17 1889 report the waterworks debate resumes with a council majority favoring a version of the project while opposition notes delays over price and eminent domain. A separate discussion notes the riverfront widening dying, and an anecdote recalls a Black Point frog and a hungry snake amid strawberry banks drawing wildlife to the river.
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Nakes
Nournwast
Joniah Kollar
Javt
Ludwig
Ind
Darrow
United States
Tok Payton
Noroly
Eva
Souke
Jim
Qonintines
Anid Jim
Milon
Fragmentary note on reformers and barng terms
A garbled historical fragment mentions Home barngiisters and Barks with vague references to reformers and exclusionary rhetoric. It appears to discuss resistance to change and the role of a leading patronage figure in political reform efforts, though the text is unclear and partly unintelligible.
Court House Records Real Relate Transfers in Kaufman add
Court house records list numerous real estate transfers including Chas Grim to P Grove, Meeker to Moodie, and many parcels in Liberty and Napoleon areas. Also noted are probate filings, final accounts, and new court cases including Equitable relief actions. Banking, guardianship appointments, and administrator designations are recorded with multiple named parties and locations across Ohio counties.
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Chas. Grim
P. Grove
Kaufman
J. Rhynard
Wea
John Silver
Jonan Weliteud
Wilbay
G. Neff
Wee
Liberty
D. Lemtto
Hookwell
Silvens
Hoffann
McClure
R. Lamb
Hoffer
Liberty AB
Mohanes RW
Kelly
Atoanohs Wiener
Macklin
Tala
Brayer
Brayer & Rtead
Holgate
Knopp
Knauf
Banaville i
C. ¥. Fisher
Napoleon
J. A. Bowen
Stearns
Deshler de O
Banth
Mead
Titan Bull
Yi Pileato
Chas. E. Haghis
H. Woodell
Rob’t R. Boott
Mary Blough
Koller
Herman Heber
John Anton Malehor
David H. Latta
J. Mariah Stevenson
Darear Martin
Elion T. Martin
Homer Martin
Governor Campbell Defends Tariff Record Amid Press Queries
In a New York dispatch Governor Campbell replies to Democratic critics claiming alignment with McKinley and tariff reform. He asserts his Congression record is accurate, cites past speeches, and argues opponents misrepresent his positions and motives while defending his stance within Ohio Democratic politics.
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Campbell Wouins
Hiaelf
Discinmatiow
New York
Campbell
Arif
J.D
Pisano
Wells
Shistor McKinhey
S. Tlomber
Ihahody Tallin
Cwanvol
Wolle Dowe
Waverly
Dunlon
Ohio
Cincinnati
Barsbony
Welling
Gore
Monsieoue
Agai
Tiake
Janene B
CamranLs
Obituary notices for several local residents from 1811 era
A batch of distressed notices recounts multiple deaths and funerals. Bertha Bost, aged 13, dies in 1811 after long illness, with verses and mourning lines. A child of Frederick and Philippa Miller passes, aged a few years, with references to death’s messenger. An Arch Engine Chijety member born 1899 dies after accident handling a Kaw lowe at 32 years. Henry Matllchy Marnicks, born 1878 in Ohio, dies after months of illness at his aunt’s home, aged 17. The notices express faith, sorrow, and prayers for comfort for families and survivors.
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Bort
Bertha Bost
Shepherd Sur Sonne
Bork
Berria
Jnne
Boab Reese
Atri Tofant
Frederick Sud
Philipaom Miller
Jone
Eve Thore
Earth
Kloon
Paradise
Beckati
J. W. ‘Crniirr
Chijety
Hia County
Christ
Kvannslica
Ray. A
Marnicks
Henry Matllchy
Cushoe
Ton Conny
Ohio
Mra. D. Render
Tin City
Joe Sib
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Election Law Fm
Toledo Laundey Co
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M. Haag
Ag T. P
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Weberer
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Vick” Gardner
Messrs. Cahill & Donovan
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Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockafeller
Carleton
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Suotha
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Justice and Equity
Hugh Agaiaggh
Kofh
Springfield
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Moon
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England
Germany
Pny
Organization of Labor
Gucinnati
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Reval
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Sno
W. E. Doud
W. B. Dowd
Jobo H. Palker
W. A. Hanna
Clare
Olio
J. O. Merritt
Hamlet
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Autheny
Hortta
Jett
Peloeine
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