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Fountain Head
Courier
New York Tribune
Courier and Tribune
Blaine to stumps in Maine and Ohio campaign opening
James G. Blaine plans a stump tour beginning September 10 in Woodsdale Island under the Ohio Central Committee and Ohio League of Republican clubs with prominent speakers to be announced. Mars observers note three lights, suggesting Martian signaling Earth. Ohio penitentiary reports include officials cited for misconduct and theft collusion. governor's inmate appointments questioned.
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Woodsdale Island
State Central Committee
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Tireenoe
Ohio Penitentiary
J. W. Wielvio
Champaign’ County
Drakengess
F. 8. Berumer
Agard
Noble County
Democratic Congress Dismissed in Outrageous Session
The piece lambasts the Democratic majority for eight months of costly sessions with 18383 bills, only 397 laws passed, and a $44 million spending delta versus the prior Republican House. It quotes Durham Globe's editor criticizing pension claims and Cleveland, notes Keeley cure backlash, liquor tax totals, William Bailey’s return to Carnegie Steel, Homestead strikers punished, and the World’s Fair funding cut.
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Havas -Et
House
Congress
Durham
South Carolina
Globe
Cleveland
The
Union
New Court Notices and Probate Actions Listed
A roundup of cases includes Ubarlea Miller versus M Roush for about 200 dollars and Hartman and Vanosdol versus W M Fryman on an appeal from Squire Wright. Probate items cover administration applications, estate inventories, guardianships, and final distributions including Henry Runge’s will probate and Mary Brown’s elective legacy. Also noted are marriage licenses and real estate sales this month.
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Ubarlea Miller
M. Roush
Wongy
Hartman & Vanosdol
W. M. Fryman
Squire Wright
Williamsburg Township
Riley McAdams
Susan McAdams
John Laycock
Martha Robinson
Joseph Harvey
Henry Runge
Albert Liebold
Mary Brown
G. M. Brown
John Farino
Bessie Young
O. W. Vanesdol
Emily Constable
W. C. Bishop
Almira Moore
Weather and local politics mix in Ohio and Clermont
The Ohio Agricultural Department reports heavy showers delaying threshing but aiding crops, except in the southwest where rainfall was light harming corn and tobacco. Wheat and hay are good, pastures and potatoes in decent shape but needing rain. Grasshoppers threaten clover and grasses. Clermont residents learn of Dr. F E Whittaker returning from Oregon to practice again with Dr. Williams. local article notes Rain Belt report on him. County election sets Daniel Hillin as president of new organization. board members include John Lenin Democrat and Republicans J R Woodner and W H Baum. Simmons Liver Regulator touted as aid against malaria by removing bile buildup.
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Weather Bureau
Ohio Agricultural Department
F. K. Whitaker
Joseph E. Whittaker
Whittaker
Oregon
Palouse
Washington State
F. E. Whittaker
Rogue’ Rier
Will Liams
Daniel Hillin
W.T. Kain
Alen T. Cowen
Mr. Kain
Lot
John Lenin
J. R. Woodner
W. H. Baum
Lawsuit Over Mince Pie Settlement Declared
Merrell and Soule of Syracuse announce a settlement with patent owners ending all further litigation and liability for their None Such condensed mince meat. The accord grants immunity to manufacture and sale moving forward and is welcomed by mince pie lovers nationwide.
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Merrell & Soule
Syracuse
N. Y
Sheriff’s sale of farms in Clermont County August 13 1892
On Saturday August 13 1892 the Clermont county sheriff offers for sale in partition proceedings the two farms once owned by Joseph Smith deceased. First tract 91 1 2 acres north of Williamsburg with turnpike orchard barn timber and springs appraised at 3314 per acre. Second tract 210 acres on East Fork Little Miami River three miles from Williamsburg fourteen miles from Blowville with bottom land timber house barns sheds and wells appraised at 384 per acre. Terms one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years. First tract sale between 1 and 2 pm. second tract between 2 and 8 pm.
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Clermont County
Joseph Smith
Willamsburg
Little Miami River
Williamsburg
Blowville
Perelate
Summer Layering Grapevines For Propagation In Summer
Orchard and Garden outlines a summer layering method for grapevines. Grow a cane about six feet, nip the tip to start laterals, dig a four inch trench, lay the vine in, cover with soil, and firm. When shoots reach a foot high, fill the trench, prune alternate laterals on short jointed varieties, pinch leading shoots if needed, and in autumn roots form. Limit to ten new vines per parent.
Evergreens Use in Ornament and Timber Explored
A Iowa horticulturist outlines threefold evergreen use: as front-yard ornament while keeping sightlines, as shade with varieties suited for rapid cover, and as timber noting Norway pine and pitch pine for quick shade and red cedar for post timber after two years growth. A Rhode Island correspondent reports three silos topped with hay to prevent mold, with silage stored at top for cow and horse feed, improving milk production and profitability near urban markets.
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Iowa
Rhode Island
New England
G. F. Jencks
Lime Rock
Wheat after potatoes reveals farmer Coombs practices
Dr. Coombs, owner of 200 acres, explains his wheat after potato cycle. He uses stable manure on corn, then prepares the field, harrows, and drills seed with fertilizer in one pass. Seed rates vary by variety and timing, with Rochester red now common. He aims Sept 27 sowing, applies complete manure on wheat, and relies on prior potato manure to feed subsequent crops.
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Coombs
Peafowl Rearing and Roasting Guide from Historic Text
The male peafowl reaches full plumes at three years and the hen lays five to seven eggs at that age, incubating twenty nine days. First brood may be followed by a second with a turkey foster nurse. Peahens pick secluded spots. peacocks can be cruel fathers. Young hatch like guinea fowls and turkeys. well fed they fatten into a fine roast, larded with bacon and wrapped for cooking. Peafowls must be raised with other poultry to avoid ferocious chick predation.
Paints and white lead quality in old Dutch process
The article extols Paint quality asserting best results come from proper application that prevents chipping and fading. It emphasizes genuine pure white lead, noting the Old Dutch slow corrosion method yields superior, lasting brands after four to six months.
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Eckstein
National Lead CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
Prevention of Swarming in Apiaries and Queen Traps
The American Apiculturist notes no method fully prevents natural swarming though various tricks slow it. Extracting from brood, queen restrictions, wing clipping, and the jump method have partial effects. A queen trap is essential when sections are used. after a swarm issues the hive should rest three days before removing queen cells and reintroducing the original queen or replacing with a desired queen.
Harvesting Grains and Stocking Practices of 19th Century Farmers
The guide explains harvest timing by grain head color and kernel maturity, advising to bind quickly and store in stocks while using upright ventilation. It recommends large stooks for weather protection, hay caps for overnight cover, and using the binder to reject large weeds in bundles.
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Clermont
Gregg & Hulick
Eprrors XD Proprietors
Scence
Barvavia
Benjamin Harrison
Whitelaw Reid
Myron T. Herrick
Lorenzo Danford
Samuel M. Taylor
Champaign
Supreme Court
William T. Spear
Cuyahoga
J. F. Burkett
Hancock
Josiah B. Allen
Athens
State Board of Public Works
B. L. Lybarger
Coshocton
George W. Hulick
James W. Miller
Monroe Township
James G. Blaine
Pine Tree
Buckeye
Blaine
Mars
Earth
Keeney
Europe
Berlin
William Bailey
Carnegie Steel Works
Picayune
Duquesne Mills
Wat
Hood
Simmons
Mince Pie
Medicaa
Ted Rugs
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeilen & CO
Louis Peresgrons
Philadelphia
PRICE
Morrison & Snodgrass Company
Hunt Street
Broadway
Cincennati
Owo
Office of the
Board of U Supervise Elections
Batavia Township
Clermont Coun
General Assembly
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