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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1880
Page
7
A farm report from Morrisville Pennsylvania describes a method to plant two crops between tree rows to maximize forage and fruit, arguing double rows boost yields and crop health. It also notes using sawdust bedding for cows improves comfort, absorption, and cleanliness, reducing labor and milking prep concerns.
The long excerpt surveys an economy booming with wheat and corn, cotton, and growing factory output. It notes immigrants, rising wages, home prosperity, and foreign trade while debating democratic governance, reform, and the constitution. It references public speeches, political sentiment, and the path of progress under republic values.
In Springfield Massachusetts archery club members used a clever shot to fasten bunting to a church ceiling. A club member shot an arrow with a cord through a ring in the roof beams, drew up a rope, and hoisted the bunting.
The Buffalo Express attacks Hancock's acceptance letter as empty and vague arguing he shows no clear public policy or convictions. The piece claims the letter is glittering generalities and questions whether Hancock authored it, contrasting it with Tilden. It also mocks Hancock for misquoting constitutional rights.
A distorted OCR fragment describes a 19th century political gathering featuring Col Ansen S. Wood of Albans and veteran Union soldiers. It rails against Reconstruction policies, praises the Confederacy, and calls for loyalty to the federal government while warning of Democratic influence. The piece mentions corruption, press bias, and fear of surrender to Confederate nostalgia.
General Garfield's stop in Geneva Ohio featured a concise address at the Soldiers Monument dedication. The event tied to his broader New York political visit, with crowds greeting him from Buffalo to New York City and Gen. Arthur sharing in the reception.
A mob threatened to free perpetrators of a grave atrocity prompting state authorities to intervene with military force to restore order and prevent escapes, as reported by the Inter Ocean.
The statement asserts he did not write or know the facts behind a DHSSE charged matter, claiming no opportunity to express judicial opinion before the Supreme Court. He notes Gen Garfield as a personal friend and confirms no involvement or prior case reporting.
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