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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1885
Page
2
A garbled excerpt discusses local figures Geo O Raweum and Waites Weaver, touches on New York liquor laws, and critiques Verdianad War prose. It sketches reactions to crime verdicts in Warren Ohio, journalist editorials on Prohibition, and a cartoon urging Democratic support while opposing prohibition.
A reflective, aphorism filled piece extols agrarian virtue, links Edenic humanity to honest labor, and advocates resettling urban populations on farms. It lauds General Keifer and Bowman for acquiring land in Kansas and Nebraska, praising their sons’ health, industry, and emerging fortunes while urging careful land, climate, and partner choices.
The article notes William Heath a Hawker and broker of New York with extensive liabilities, said to total at least 2,400,000 or 61,400,000 in some figures. It mentions Amith and Haetpermtur, Huec o Checumintanees AMIN Hopenit Sun tite on Mie Kent, and that Heath’s assets are nominal. Smith, a major boat operator, hopes Heath recovers, referencing the trotting mare Goldsmith Mald and recent events on the river market.
The Miami county fair in Troy closes after a week of busy exhibits by Whiteley Paasler & Kelly. A thirty-series champion machine lineup including reapers and binders was showcased, with buyers parading the machines in a victory procession led by Foraman's band. General Beaver spoke at the town hall as Republicans gain momentum and a new court house project looms.
A crowded market column lists wheat, corn, beef, and cheese prices with varied demand and activity. Local notices promote remedies and tonics, including Willis Culver’s magnetic elixir and Wild Cherry and Tar cough syrup, plus various pills and patent medicines offered by Ad Bakhaus & Co and Theo Troupe.
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