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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1875
Page
3
The column lists Thrall and Mumford's store offerings including clocks, watches, seeds, linseed oil, molasses, dyes, lime, lumber, and paints. It notes subscriptions for the New Harmony and Mt. Vernon Telegraph, a spellin school at the M.E. Church, and various agricultural seeds. It also mentions a grand jury action and political notes about elections and party splits.
A Dennison editor writes of Northern Texas agricultural strength and stock-raising potential. He notes Lamar County towns Paria, Bonham, and the Trans-Continental Railroad near Paris and Sherman, contrasts Dennison’s rise with Sherman, comments on a March lottery, carpetbaggers, and local politics including Niblack and Morton.
A large number of Indios who lost their second husbands support a third term movement. Connecticut elected the Indzrsout Governor by about 7 000 votes and picked up two Congressmen last Monday.
The Evansville Courier ridicules rivals and teases a forthcoming ortho graphical contest with Princeton while praising Evansville spellers. The piece mocks Reverend Runex in church politics and notes local baseball fans, church events, and a broad mix of small-town items.
The commission of John C New of Indiana to be Treasurer of the United States takes effect from June 30 next and has been signed by the Vice President and sent to Mr New in Indianapolis.
E F Owen Co markets the largest stock of agricultural implements in Posey county for 1875 including Battle Creek Vibrator Thresher Wood s Self Rake Reaper McCormick Harvester and more with orders taken and satisfaction guaranteed. Extras for every reaper and mower offered at half price.
The Postmaster General pledges to urge Congress in December to repeal the provision extending increased rates to transient newspapers, insisting he never intended the law to apply to such matter and favoring higher rates only on merchandise and small parcels. Ben Butler criticizes the House as moblike two hundred men, and a poetical aside notes dreams of love and scandal.
The Scientific American enters its 30th year January 4 1875 offering extensive descriptions of new inventions and processes. It markets affordable illustrated issues with 10 to 15 original engravings per number and emphasizes patents through Munn and Co with guidance free. Subscription is 3.20 dollars yearly including postage and every department targets engineers mechanics chemists and inventors. Patents are processed by Munn and Co with vast experience and free advisory services.
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