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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1885
Page
4
A chaotic OCR driven fragment discusses themes of race, politics, and female empowerment with references to figures like Hodge, Hundly, and Leonard. It touches on Democratic and Republican tensions, New York memorial fundraising, and public opinion about labor and governance, all interwoven with period voice and scattered names.
A fragmented Springfield era column notes political tensions, church politics, a pickpocket incident at the depot, a missing pet tale, and an oyster trade boom. It covers Rev Leonard’s Ohio governor bid, Methodist conference stance, a depot theft involving Pavette, a schooner of misfortune, an end-of-day child injury, and a forecast of booming oyster consumption in Springfield with prices and transport details.
A fragmentary report describes a Springfield camp meeting with details on Division 14 activities at the armory, plans for ceremonies and dances, and notices about regional camp sessions. Mentions of Sir Kalghit Be A and various divisions indicate a veterans or fraternal organization assembling for upcoming events and fund concerns.
A man without a hat was spotted riding a departing train by Officers Rizer and Record. The train halted at East Main Street, a patrol wagon took the suspect to a holding cell, where he appeared poorly dressed and travel-worn. He claimed to be Thomas Haley with plans to travel to New York, having recently visited San Francisco and Chicago, believed to be an escaped lunatic. Additionally, an unrelated advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and various remedies, including Electric Bitters, with offers to trial free and money-back guarantees.
The article combines farming tips on clover management to improve hay and pasture with guidance on feeding pigs and horses. It discusses seed timing, pasture maintenance, and the importance of balanced nutrition, then shifts to a Washington Post anecdote about stable care and riding habits around the Capitol monuments and a glance at carriages and horses, all reflecting rural and urban life.
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