29 Nov 1836
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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1836
Page
1
Two Dollars per annum payable half yearly. Two Dollars and Fifty Cents after the year expires. No paper discontinued until arrearages are paid unless editors choose. Advertisements three times for one dollar per square and twenty five cents for each subsequent insertion. Liberal discount to yearly advertisers. Most kinds of country produce accepted in payment.
The Buffalo Journal prints a 1836 letter from George Catlin describing the Red Pipe Mountain quarry atop the Couteau du Prairie. He details the scarred prairie, vivid green turf, and the red pipestone used by Lakota and Sioux, plus their resistance to white exploration and his resolve to continue. He also shares reflections on wealth and contentment in a second piece, contrasting rich ostentation with the steady labor and simple pleasures of the disciplined working class.
In a letter to Cincinnati labor leaders T Ewing explains he cannot attend the September 5 gathering due to prior engagements while affirming his working man credentials. He recalls his modest origins, service to state and nation, and defends his public record against attacks tied to post office and land revenue interests. He asks that his views be conveyed to the meeting.
A Maine Farmer note suggests a strong salt and water solution kills bed bugs instantly when applied to the pests. The Globe reports 59 fines imposed on mail contractors for failing to meet obligations.
Governor Veazey declares a state of danger from anarchy and calls the General Assembly to meet on November 21 at Annapolis. He orders civil officers and military leaders to maintain order and preserve the 1836 Maryland Constitution, warning rebels and pledging enforcement of laws.
The notice mourns Maram Matraran known as the Queen of Song who died in Manchester, England, on September 23 after a nine day illness at age 28. It recalls her bright career, artistry, and emotional depth as a singer noted for a voice that conveyed feeling as eloquently as music.
In Claremont New Hampshire a cow weighing 1890 pounds has gained over 250 pounds since March per the Eagle. Described as a Lambert in the barnyard and unwieldy as an elephant, she was raised in Oxford. A steer in the same town owned by Isaac Hubbard weighs 2800 pounds.
An elderly woman named Beans was found dead by burning embers after a late fire in Liverpool England. Police investigation follows as fire department and neighbors recall suspicious smoke and a possible accidental blaze.
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