23 Dec 1852
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Newspaper
Fremont Weekly Freeman
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1852
Page
1
The Fremont Freeman lists advertising terms. Subscriptions and payments are required in advance. It notes options for discontinuation and outlines advertising rates, with a basic rate structure for different ad sizes and services.
A reflective prose piece recalls carefree childhood days and a garden of flowers, then shifts to the sorrow of loss. The narrator sits with an open book, holds faded blossoms, and recalls sister Lulu and mother. Memory deepens into mourning, with vivid images of autumn leaves, a wind through elms, and a hollow ache for a vanished innocence.
The account recalls Mount Olives views of Jerusalem, its walls and domes, and the ascent from the valley with vivid phrases of the landscape. It contrasts expected modern city images with the biblical city, notes travelers and shops, and mentions a lecture on life expectancy from Geneva medical statistics. A separate anecdote tells of an elderly man, a money dispute, and a persistence by a clerk seeking repayment.
The State Society closed its convention in this city on Wednesday evening. A full report of proceedings notes a voting board member with energy and discretion. The Cleveland Fair was successful, with eight to ten thousand dollars in treasury plus assets. Dayton citizens plan next State Fair, Montgomery pledge of 84,000 likely fulfilled. Deliberations were harmonious and provident, underscoring agriculture’s enduring place in Ohio. Ohio State Journal.
An act of the General Assembly of Ohio amends recording fees to ten cents for each deed mortgage or writing presented for record and repeals a section limiting county recorder indexing duties. The measure quotes historic directives from 1835 and notes the act was approved November 19 1852 by Speaker James C Johnson and Senate President William Robe.
A notice reports that Percacl, acting for a group of Hungarians in Jersey England and Paris, bought two townships near Davenport Lews for a Bangarian colony. The tract is tied to a planned emigration to the United States with many purchasers having notable roles in Hungarian legislatures and the Regent’s government.
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