Pork Pricing and Local Trade Amid Weather and Politics
Mr Rebeyre advertises pork at packing house with rates five cents per shoulder, 64 cents per side, and 83 cents per pound for hams. Evansville undertakes hotel project driven by local businessmen. Inclement weather shifts to rain and snow. Col Ep Prick seeks Clerk of the Supreme Court nomination. Evansville Journal politics noted. Macbeth Club reunion described with lively entertainment. First pork batch slaughtered by Jean Rebeyre. local packers prep for hogs, market expected around four to four fifty per hundred pounds. no price offers yet.
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Ep. Prick
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Supreme Court
Joan Reseyre
Posey County Treasurer Hopeful Pick Stimulates Local Debate
The Posey County scene weighs in on succession for Treasurer with endorsements for Walter Withrall as the ideal successor to Uncle Joe Showell. The piece notes Withrall’s New Harmony roots, Democratic service, and integrity while saying Snowers is in his second term. It also touches on gubernatorial intrigue and other local items, including Harmony Ball outcomes and a concert announcement.
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Josefa Snowers
Posey County
Stowers
Capt. W. HK. Thrant
Capt. Thrall
New Harmony
Walter Withrall
Posey
Capt
Tura
Tuhrall
Joe” Showell
After the Fire School Festival magazine reprint appeal
The October Day School and Sunday School Exhibitions magazine, destroyed by the Chicago fire, is reprinted and reaching readers. Publishers ask subscribers to send addresses and due numbers, remit next year’s subscription, and urge all teachers and pupils to subscribe now. Fifty cents yearly or fifteen cents per issue.
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Chicago
Alfred L. Sewell & Co
Iinois
Ballou’s Monthly Magazine December issue announced
The December number of Ballou’s Monthly Magazine is on sale at depots nationwide. It features a wide range of stories and poems, appeals to all ages, with subscriptions at $1.50 per year or 15 cents per issue. Includes Christmas content and club pricing details.
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Ballou
Alagacine
Moscow
Russia
Lerwick
Scotland
New Blackfriars Bridge
London
Mandeville
Gideon Bunker
Angie Barber
Cornbury
Propve
Tilleerr
Guess
Mamma
Thames & Talbot
Congress Street
Boston
Seer Young America
W. Jennings Demorest
Broadway
New York
Gor Demorest
Broadway N.Y
Evansville
Nix
Indianapolis Sentinel
Art Department
The
Aldine
Richard Henry Stovparp
Proclamation of Thanksgiving by ex Governor Baker
The ex Governor Baker issues a proclamation designating Thursday the 30th as day of thanksgiving. The piece notes similarities to a Chase era Ohio proclamation, but urges the public to give thanks for a Democratic Attorney General pursuing Radical ex officials for corruption and fraud.
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Baker
Chase
Ohio
Ionesty
Cordial praised by a customer in 1870 letter
A letter from Wiarron Morris of Milesburg Pennsylvania dated March 15 1870 describes the arrival of Cloud and Atkin Co s Invigorating Cordial and reports remarkable relief for two daughters once thought debili tated and susceptible to scrofula after using the medicine. the writer notes high express charges but happiness at finding a remedy and mentions Thrall Mumford New Harmony as the seller.
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Milesburg
Centre Co
Penn
Cloud
W. N. Watson
Tenn
Wiarron Morris
Thrall & Mumford
New Harmony
Quote of admiration for the Aldine artists and workmen
A Beecher quotation praises the Aldine artists and workmen for continuing to pursue beauty in their craft while keeping usefulness at the heart of their profession. The note frames respect for craftsmanship and enduring commitment to art.
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N. W. Beecher
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Jesse Nast
Saline County
Ills
Rae
J. Balpwin
Mt. Vernon
Joan ‘Rebeyre
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Botton
Macbeth Club
Black Crook
Rockport
Wa. S
New York Evening Post
Jon Wernorn
Welborn
Nisack
Judge Nissack
Niptack
Congress
Judge Ninnack
Indiana
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First District
Sax
Sullivan County
Louisville
Union Hall
Jay Grant
Europe
Court of Common Pleas
Barnes Will
Forreston Literary Society
Allen's
Forreston Journal
Alfred I. Sewell
Ill
Ballows Monthly Magazine
Utah
Ses Grant
California
Los Angeles
Haight
Louisville Ledger
B. Robb
Max. Munte
M. A. Utley
J. Copeland
A. Meath
James & Hovey
N.G. Netterton
N. Brinkman
Owen
F. A. Pentecost
R. PC
New Harmony Retail Market
Howard Association
Philadelphia
Wiléilthrall
Notary Public
Ind
Marks
N.H.F.E
Wimpelee
Damron House
Mount Vernon
Ruth Brand
F. J. Ruth
Harvey Burnett
Cette
Edward Homer
Adm
Apertor
Starvey Barnett
Bethel Township
Adm.r
Oregon Mills
NESE
Oc21
Oregon Mill Company
Thrall
Mumford
Gall
W.T. Richards
Wm. Hart
Wm. Beard
Geo. Smiley
Aug
Will
Granville Perkins
F. C. C. Darley
Victor Nellig
Wm. IE. Wilcox
James H. Beard
James Smiley
R. E. Piguet
Frank Beard
Paul Dixon
J. Wows
Outfit
James Sutton & CO
Liberty Street
John A. Althouse
Lal
Sel Joun R
Wugo
Auld Joun
Hugo
Toom "Toom “Toom “Toom “Toom "Tooaml
A. T. Smithe
W. N. Smith
D. G. Hudson
A. T. Smith & CO
Kentucky
Tennessee
Main Street
Third
Bes
J. R. Hugo
Rachel Hugo
James H. Laird
Public Square
keeTitles
Mark Lichtenberger
Owen & CO
NEW Harmony Marble Works
J. W. Miller
Sholp
Frank Bolton
J. D. Jones
A. Lichtenberger & Co
AGLE
Col
John Hay
Joe
Thrall & Mumford’s
Thrall & Mumford's
Joseph Pisely
Cvash
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John R. Hugo
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