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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1873
Page
3
Weather continues with 10 below readings disrupting wood-pile energy. Locals lament delays to river navigation as old timers recall harsher winters and the ongoing chill throughout the region as winter drags on.
Washington correspondent portrays Indiana Representative as a ready combatant in House battles, praising Judge Black’s integrity and parliamentary service. The piece urges merchants to use newspaper advertising, arguing ads build name recognition. It notes opposition to Conant & Co relief and questions Federal expenditure for New York volunteers at the inauguration. It laments a Michigan editor’s crude remark about young girls.
Citizens along the line propose extending the road from Mount Pleasant Church to the Vanderburgh county line and onward toward the Cynthiana and Evansville road near Frank Stewart’s residence. The eight to ten mile direct route would ease market access, with potential western extension toward Bethlehem Church and Poseyville and New Harmony road.
All soldiers who have served 90 days or more are asked to sign a petition to the United States Senate in support of the Land Bounty Bill recently passed by the House. The petition is at Turatt & Mumford's store, and signatures should be collected promptly before it is sent in a few days.
A satirical proclamation mocks a warlike Senator, stating the editor at No. 927 D Street will fight or drink daily except Sundays. It lists humorous daily targets and notes heavy weights notice no awnings, while recounting anecdotes about famed statesmen at a Washington dinner.
The record shows Whole No. Pupils Enrolled, Average Daily Attendance and tardies for Detal Market Krall and Mumford. February 1 1873 figures include numerous small values across days and categories, indicating attendance, absences, and punctuality metrics with multiple decimal entries and totals.
Market notes soda demand is brisk and rising. Seller advertises ample stock and commits to selling three pounds of top soda for 25 cents.
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