05 Sep 1878
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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1878
Page
1
Advertises cash sales terms with a bold claim of selling goods at attractive prices to attract steady cash customers due to a large trade. Emphasizes willingness to negotiate and sell at reasonable terms to secure patronage.
A treatise notes that silver mines worldwide remain active and profitable. Citing Aztec, Spanish, South American, Hungarian, Freiburg, Norwegian, Swedish, and Russian mines, the author argues mining persists through wars and invasions, with productivity at or above past highs.
A London top of the Royal Exchange grasshopper weather vane marks a tale of a deserted infant saved by a grasshopper. A country girl laid the baby in a field, a farm boy found it, it grew to Sir Thomas Gresham, who built the Exchange and crowned the vane. Queen Elizabeth hosted him. the grasshopper endures as a symbol of divine救 aid and life's value.
Dakota correspondent reports excursionists visiting Vargo to inspect the Cass Cheney and Dalrymple wheat farms. Harvesting underway with twenty five machines across 2300 to 4000 acre expanses. Expect 20 to 25 bushels per acre, with 200000 bushels of number one wheat to be stored for market.
Crowds gathered as Jim Lawton beat his former time in a lively wheat threshing and grinding display at Carrollton. A Buckeye Reaper pulled by dun mules cut, threshed, and transported grain to Lawton’s mill, where Mrs. Lawton and Miss Alice prepared griddle cakes and biscuits for the hungry crowd. General Shields and Lawton spoke amid cheers as the event concluded with speeches and a festive spread.
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