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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1888
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ohio actions and names Orwig Neagar with unclear roles. The passage reads as a muddled public notice or local listing with scattered place names and associations. No coherent event or outcome is evident from the readable fragment.
The ad touts Saur & Balsley as purveyors of strictly pure drugs and medicines with complete stock and low prices. It highlights a booming wall and decoration paper department and a wide range of paints oils and varnishes for home beautification. Their motto attend to business and success follows and customers are urged to visit even without purchasing.
The Napoleon Corporation Democratic Caucus records a city hall gathering on Friday March 30 1688 in Washington DC to nominate a candidate for the party ticket. The event aimed to select a Tebet tome supported by the Avril fleet into One Mazer.
Napoleon Township Democrats issue a notice calling members to attend a caucus at City Hall on Saturday March 16, 1888 at 1 pm. The meeting aims to nominate inspectors and clerks and appoint several township officers for the upcoming spell election. By order of the committee.
The Democrats of Washington Colton Harrison and other townships announce caucuses on Saturday March 24 1888 at various times for nominating township tickets and indicating candidates for the spring election. By order of committee.
The text describes multiple Democratic party meetings in Liberty Pleasant Ridgeville and Marion townships scheduled for March and March 21st 188? to nominate township tickets. It mentions farm for sale notices and a real estate sale of 12 acres in Harrison township with terms 7 percent on approved security. A dressmaking service by Mrs. Grant is advertised.
The column argues for tariff reform to ease costs and boost American workers. It cites war taxes, purchasing power, and the need for cheaper consumer goods. It analyzes wool usage, compares American and foreign wool prices, and claims free wool would help mills and laborers compete globally. It warns tariffs keep prices high and favor wealthy interests.
An unclear excerpt from Over the County reveals a fragmented local scene. The town expresses embarrassment over events at a poultry and food location, mentions figures like G. W. Boamenrie and Tom Finks, and references Cleveland tied items and a March or date in a raspy, garbled report.
Abner Hitt has a new roof on his house and EA Powound spoke Sunday on the ridge. Nora Winner visited Linnie Rovers Sunday. Frank Mitchell’s loan is in Jax. Nichols, Taylor, and Mina Minner Kirk visited in Milton. Jesse Edgington and wife visited in Leipsic. Art Warner has an agency for rolling hiffle trees in Sundunky county. The Righfield folks prepared for the Grettine this spring. Spencer has a contract to build a large frame house for Folin Bout in Manrog township. Willie Hokeeman is ill with pneumonia. Dr M. B. Nawhouse oversees infant care in the family of Charley Tyler. Local talk includes proposed improvements to a single corporation and spruced elm decor. The McClure Gonsamtna deals in poultry. cautions to proceed slowly. A columnist mocks a bomb-thrower and a slayer. Community aid followed a fire loss. Groton citizens helped. Mrs Hines, once ill with cancer, regained health after a church visit, March 16, 1888.
Local notes from Greelton mention Maren and Jim Mobler on a nickname list, W Reynolds’s new engine, and Elysley considering a aealoon. Prof Brown visited Richfold with his usher, and B Strable plus wife from Richfield were in town Saturday. McGill was bitten on the thumb by a cal istata house. 3 Boulton and S. 4. 3. Boulton in Damascos. Hines left for McClure to study medicine under Dr rp. John Houts shaved his mustache due to warm weather. Josh Walker rumored to be repairing roads for summer. Fire incident in upper W room endangering carpet. Martin Rex acted quickly to prevent damage. March 18, 1888.
A garbled report from Davisville outlines plans for a school exhibition to feature local families and community leaders. The note mentions towns, farmers, and a patron named Morham, inviting residents to attend and support the event with food and beverages.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a protracted meeting at a brick church in Liberty with references to dates and local figures. The text is garbled but implies a community religious gathering and local participa tion surrounding an event in early March.
A heterogeneous collection of local items includes illness reports in Florida, property moves, travel notes to Hicksville, election chatter, river fishing with 14 pound catches, mill news, and a long sentimental poem dated 1882. Mentions M. V., M. EB Church conference plans, and a seventieth birthday message to a mother.
Hon C Edwards Lester former U S Consul to Italy writes from New York praising Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. He recounts long illness during his college years and says the remedy helped him and others with colds, throat and digestive issues while traveling. He notes its benefits for various ailments and recommends its continued use.
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