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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1887
Page
1
The unreadable OCR shows a fragmented Northwest section about notices and lawful postings. It mentions printing of every advertisement and letter notices, with references to a notary and address for correspondence, but the text is garbled and amounts to little readable fact.
In a brisk season, J. C. Saur promotes the Little Dutchman as offering pure drugs at low prices and promises top value on wall paper, paints, oils, and brushes. Laura carries the largest wall paper stock, bought direct from manufacturers for lower prices, with the book department also highlighted.
Our column from Columbus recalls the 7th General Assembly adjournment sine die amid party strife. It notes Democratic loyalty, Republican scheming, lobbyist influence, and a shift toward limited sessions. It praises Democratic lawmakers, forecasts party change in Ohio, and highlights University attendance and local civic notes.
In Liberty Center Democrats nominated a township officers slate including Trustee Goo Farbinger Treasurer A J Morgan Clark Ion Shaw Amseinor Jenna Swint-Hunt Recorder Anseanor Rammel Riggle-Went Precinct Constable J N Palmerton Kant Precinct Constable Andy Hultman-Wovt Precinct On Monday they nominated a corporate ticket with Mayor J A Hendricks and councilmen Geo Moller James W Wright John Yang G D Horn Cemetery Trustees G U Poncamnon Jones J Hontel Lyetiry Street Commissioner N Buxzell March 28.
Carlisle argues against Sherman's charges, defending Democrats on tariff policy and currency stability. He contends the Morrison bill preserves a metal schedule and favors life necessities, while disputing panic risks. He reviews the Forty ninth Congress with cautious praise and cites data to support economic resilience.
The Defunct Legislature is denounced as the most odious body in Ohio history with a sine die adjournment as its sole credit. The piece ridicules its actions and calls it bad from start to finish, offering a harsh retrospective on its tenure and impact.
The Minneapolis item notes that no U S city in a decade matched its edge results. It claims Minneapolis population did not exceed 460 thousand and total valuation reached 505 million with a 04 percent population rise and a 60 percent increase in value.
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