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Meigs County Telegraph

Location

Pomeroy, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1852

Page

2

Fragmentary Names Listed in Obscure Document

A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and initials, including Atlat and several surnames such as Retura, Dennison, Dimmer, Paws, Vaxaeren, Wiss, Tang, Sirksian, and others. The text appears as a jumbled roster with no clear context or dates.

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Scott and Graham Club Meeting at Pom ery Courthouse

Notice of a Scott and Graham Club gathering on Thursday evening next at the Pomery Courthouse. Public invited, especially listeners to Messrs Tod and Medill, as their glanders are expected to be refuted. Good speaking is anticipated.

Scott and Graham Club Pomeroy Messrs Tod and Medill

Our Readers Lose Space for Four Weeks of Politics

We advise readers that due to the presidential election on November 2 we can publish only four more numbers before the event. Columns will focus almost entirely on politics during that four week period. Afterward we will return to broader topics. Bear with us.

Los Ohia Stacoway Bear W. Vorersi Ohio Legislaure Thair Locofico

Meigs County Agricultural Fair Draws Crowd at Rock Spring

The Meigs County Agricultural Fair drew a large crowd at Rock Spring on Thursday Iarty, with estimates around four thousand. The exhibition exceeded expectations but specifics were not detailed due to unexpected circumstances and no editor invitation to Cleveland to view the wooden plows. Local officials praised agricultural displays, education, river and harbor improvements, and regional progress, while noting a child injured on the grounds.

Rock Spring Meigs County Tintote Clewland Maindéales Likttote Kentucky Escour Obie Vitor Irwin Mlyuts Page Garlton Colines

Rally and political clash over economy and Native American issues

The piece portrays partisan strife around Whig and Democratic leaders, accusing the opposition of wasteful public expenditures, including alleged bank and treaty costs. It recounts a courthouse rally with Cols Tod and Medill, critiques Corwin and Gallphinism allegations, and previews forthcoming coverage. It also includes detailed notes on a 1862 county agricultural fair premiums and results.

Staging election anxiety fuels party mobilization

A local item warns readers of next Tuesday’s state election. Democrats and Free Soilers fielding candidates, urging Whigs to stay vigilant and active. Save time for organization and preparation. read further analysis in another column.

Free Soilers Desperace Forte Lor O

Sunday Schoota and Sunday Schogle Friends Advised

The note announces that Twos. B. Doower is authorized as agent to the American Bunlay School Union to convey literature and publications from Philadelphia at stated prices. Dated Pomeroy Oct 1, 1852. The column discusses rapid progress in arts and sciences and prints a promotional advertisement by P. May Merkley regarding teaching arithmetic rules.

Friends of Sunday Schogle B. Doower American Bunlay School Union Philadelphia Pomeroy Ulmost Minoulova Sham Hee P. May Merkley

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