Hittheim Journal Launches Weekly Edition
The Hittheim Journal dated Thursday January 26 1982 lists Bdeiminger and Bumiller as editors and proprietors. The notice identifies the publication’s leadership and ownership in the historic issue.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1882
Page
3
The Hittheim Journal dated Thursday January 26 1982 lists Bdeiminger and Bumiller as editors and proprietors. The notice identifies the publication’s leadership and ownership in the historic issue.
Coburn's Stover & Co elevator handles a 52 bushel wheat load in four minutes as grain buyers remain active. Local notices praise coal and lumber sellers, ice harvests, and new hires while detailing community events, court visits, and a veteran preacher’s long ministry.
A dated column parodies a tyrannical viewpoint urging the husband to drain finances, neglect duties, control the wife, gossip to her, and avoid home life while arguing such behavior preserves power. It presents harmful gender stereotypes in a satirical, cautionary frame.
The speaker condemns chief advocates and representatives as having demoralized the civil service and argues that charging them with direct responsibility for the crime is illogical indecent and counterproductive. The critique warns such blame will rebound on Seoville and benefit Guiteau little or not at all.
A Philadelphia Times report lists 22 individuals convicted or under bail for election law violations tied to the committee of one hundred. Sentences range from 40 days to two years, with several others awaiting trial plus fines. Thomas W. Barlow lauded District Attorney Graham for the prosecutions.
The notice records three marriage events: Abraham Sherk of Laurelton, Union Co., to Ellen Stover of Aaronsburg on the 14th at Reform ed parisonere Aaron s burg, officiated by Rev. C W E Siegel. Joseph S Houtz of Missouri to Mary J Dunlap of Farmers Mill in Gregg township on the 12th at M L Rishel Esqs house by Rev W E Fisher. W H L Swartz of Millheim to Annie E Mingle of Aaronsburg on the 22nd at the Evangelic parsonage in Madisonourg by Rev W H Stoyer.
Corrected weekly by Gephart and Museer. The notice lists prices for corn meal wheat flaxseed cloverseed plaster cement lard dried apples and peaches with occasional notes on market conditions and a coal price update for delivered shipments to Milibeim. The Coburn coal market shows egg coal at a higher rate with a fifty cent per ton surcharge for Milibeim deliveries.
The text portrays lawyer Scoville as faulting President Grant, Senator Conkling, and President Arthur as morally and intellectually responsible for President Garfield’s murder. It condemns them as not statesmen and part of the Stalwart wing and denounces the spoils system.
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