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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1892
Page
1
A long promotional pitch urges careful business and home decisions, warning against haste in marriage and purchases. It touts Rate & Balsley’s cautious buying, low profits for large trade, and extensive offerings from drugs to paints, wallpapers, and window shades.
A partition action in Moury County Ohio seeks division of land among heirs led by Ada McCracken and others. The case No. 8705 outlines the property as the south half of the north east quarter and other sections in Township Four and Range Six, totaling about 140 acres plus adjacent parcels. The proceeding names William Waite and several McCracken heirs as interested parties with notice published and a court hearing set for the sixty sixth day of November in Ada Brown’s court.
Public probate and guardianship notices list Peter Sels administrator Burr Burr and Charles Brasch as guardians with hearings set in October. Notices name M Donnelly as Probate Judge and reference hearing dates, accounts, and estate sundry actions including final settlements and ward affairs.
An advertisement offers $100 reward if REFICIO fails to cure listed nervous, sexual, and health conditions. It promotes quick relief from headaches and neuralgic pains, claims general improvements, and provides purchase options, addresses, and variations of related goods and services.
Various brief items including a public sale near Napoleon with livestock and farm tools, a railway incident on the Wabash involving a conductor and passengers, a political note on Governor Coolidge, and local ads for dress goods, horse care books, and goods from Norden & Bruns.
The speaker defends Democratic principles and opposes tariff taxation as a tool for favored interests. He argues for strict economy, fair money, and national unity, urging protection of property rights, pensions for veterans, and civic education while resisting entangling alliances and biased trade practices. He emphasizes sound currency, honest government, and national pride in public policy.
Quarantine continues as cholera suspects from the steamship Bohemia are moved to Swinburne and treated. Reports detail admissions, one child dying shortly after admission, and heightened concern over suspected cases and rapid deterioration.
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