Thibaut Seeks Democratic Nomination for Commissioner
Formal announcement from Prospect township farmer J O Thibaut seeks the Democratic nomination for county commissioner. A longtime resident and six year Prospect trustee, he emphasizes industry and Democrat loyalty, pledging a strong, detailed campaign to bolster the party ticket and county agriculture.
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Chiboutte
Alwas
Prospect
Township
Marion County Agricultural Society
Marion County Ase
Thibaut
The Popular Cure in a Post-Dispatch Snippet
A patent medicine salesman touts his remedy to locals who mock it. The general store proprietor notes many cures on hand and on the fence and porch, while the stove remains in use. The brief clip captures a clash over remedies in a St. Louis context.
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Louis Post-Dispatch
Temperance News and Church Action in Indiana and Ohio
A W C T U column notes a proposed local option liquor law advancing in the Ohio House and heading to the Senate. It highlights church temperance efforts led by the Indiana chapter with the American Temperance Board, education drives, and the push for women enfranchisement in local option votes. The piece also recalls a Norfolk convention forming the American Temperance Evangelic Board and lists leaders, goals, and contact details.
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the Woods
Spain
Senate
Viola
W. G. TU
AndOlgaret Club
Unio State Grange
Uo State Foderation of Labor
Lint = Miners Associion
Art
Ottarches
Te Anti-taloon League
Unis
Tania
Mit
Tomans
Uni
Norfolk
Denfermnce Bvant
Church of
Bureau of Informacion
Wildlurch Workers, & Temperance Committee
Christian Church
Samuel Fh. Artmen
Indiana
A. Te Orcutt
Troumther
Tiddamipolis
Board of
Ministerial Relief
The
Church of Christ
Homer J. Hall
Temperance Forces
Indianapolia
Ind
Homer J. Mall
Iast
Jeterson Street
Krankiin
The Artful Dodger and a Grarisation Prescription
A fragmented humor piece shows a tense exchange where a man tries to reveal a troubling situation while a woman, strong and composed, questions if they can understand each other. The scene shifts to light humor about a miscalled “mouse” and a joke about spelling in a domestic setting, ending with a sly comment on conversation skills.
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Hlo
Ter
Ibilndetpia Public Ledger
Daily Market Report from East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 2 500 at East Buffalo with fair to active demand. Prime steers around 6.75, cows 3.50 5.50, calves 4.50 5.25. Sheep and lambs receipts 15 200 with lambs up to 10 higher, sheep 5.25 8.26, lambs 7.25. Hog receipts 15 300 with good weights up. average 5.90 to 6.40. Union Stock Yards reports cattle receipts 15 000, hogs 30 000, sheep 17 000 with steady to higher markets. Prime beeves about 6.20, cows 3.25 6.20, stockers 3.30 5.35, Texans 4.20 5.60. Hog figures open steady to 10 lower. light 5.50 6.06, mixed 5.45 6.05, heavy 6.45 6.05. Native sheep 4.50 6.60, western sheep 4.05 6.30, native lambs 7.70, western lambs 6.60 7.70.
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East Buffalo
Mast Buffalo
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Sheep and Hogs
At Pittsburg Pa on April 20 cattle receipts reached 83 cars with markets steady. Hogs priced at 6.30 to 6.95 for heavy Yorkers. medium and light lines also listed. Sheep and lambs saw active trade with prices from 4.25 to 7.25 for various grades including veal and spring lambs. stock and fat cattle quoted between 2.50 and 5.25 with heifers around 9.60 and cows from 2.75 to 5.25.
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Pittsburg
Itteburdt
Wheat and corn futures report from Toledo market notes
April wheat advances to 5 8 1 2 with July and September bids moving. May prices around 92 7 3 and MM 14. openings and closings listed for various months. No. 2 red winter around 95 846. white corn figures and barter by pacren traders noted. Toledo grain prices include cash and futures for wheat, corn, rye, and seed.
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Orath Chic
Pacren-Nartlett
Tnyers I White
Wberal
Old May
Do LK
No. S White
Toledo
Huly
Oita
Timothy
Jolene Atin
New York Produce Prices Listed in Mixed Figures
A garbled list from New York describes dairy items with figures like 5886 packages and 26,000 michascen, mentioning firmer or extra grade and state dairy terms. The fragment mentions butter and elpta in unclear pricing, with scattered numbers and adjectives.
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New York
Teelpta
Fimer
Creanory
God
C Reveiyts
Wilte Fhney
Local Grain Markets Corrected Daily by Marion Milling Co
Wheat 8Xe yor boy Corn fle per bu Data-10e per bu Rye The per bu Clover Soul 12.00 per bu Timothy 2.00 per bu Hungarian Scod 60c per bu
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Marion Milling J Grain Co
Local Produce Markets Prices Corrected Daily
The listing shows paying and selling prices for butter eggs lard onions potatoes and more, with brand names and package sizes like Monarch and Gold Medal. Includes legal tender and flour brands with per barrel or per pound rates and limited quantity notes.
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Chas
Turner & Co
N. Y
B. P. of
Marion
Monarch
Knickerbocker
Crank y Metal Advertises Sales Expert in Ohio
An advertisement touts H. L. Proteman of Cincinnati as a highly recommended stock salesman linked with Marold Wagoner. It promotes trial at Office 114 Court Street and mocks inconsistent razor quality from a cutlery maker. Includes miscellaneous quotes on humor and grooming from Chicago Tribune and other papers.
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Chicago Tribune
Thoughtful Nell atentive to her, Brie notes tones
Catholic Standard and Times reports on Nell being very attentive to her, with Brie remarking on tones she observed in a secret widow they passed yesterday, and a brief mention of rent and Belle.
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Nell
Brie
Catholic Standard and Times
Viewpoint Notes Confused Speech and Elliptical Names
An unclear excerpt records a chat with phrases like Miss Catthog Catthiggies and a trio passing a pleasant evening, mentioning St. Louis Post Dispatch and a vague social setting with tidbits about well wishes and informal banter. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse for concrete facts.
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Marion Tetra
Vati Mery
William West
Beulah Benton
Neatoat Singera
Dave & Knight
Delmo Eccentric Juggler
E. P. Rowe
Bryant & Saville
Merry Musical Minstrels
J. H. Thibaut
Prospect Township
Johnston's Dye House
Opp
Frank & Co
Eerie
Por Wale
Aoerated
Francis Wilard
Dr. Dagan
John Lore Avetin
Thiv City
Com
Ballol Letux Fanlah
Ben
Kender
Sonny
Mouse
Blue
Harper's Weekly
Goodley
Knox
Philadelphia Press
Daily Market Report
Clevelaws Gloveland
Hogs
Amy Carolina
Philadelphia
Ste
Mirror
Alvo
G. J
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
L. Darbyshire
N.Y
Iward
Mas Hon Business College
Marshall Street
Cnd Elope
Mauhond
William Tinker
Oak Street
Maaern House
Hil
Prospect Streets
Polone
John Street
Union Station
West Church Street
West
O. G. Briggs
North Main St
el Reety
H.C. Crom @ Co
North High Street
Columbus
Plymouth Rocks
Murle
Drake
North Oak Street
J, W
Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
the Paddock Transfer Storage CO
Transfer Storage and Crating
J. J. Whighim
Chicago
Shinnecock Hills
Aileen
Houston Post
Cleveland
HTTLE
Wasta Paper
Farming Street
J. W. Clark Real Estate Company
Nepetlaton Loans
Star Lottling Works
Seltzer
Sihlion
J. R, Smith
Prop
Sienoel
Optician
State Etreat
Union Street
Frederic Berryman
Studio 400 E
Church Cor
Marion Milling & Grain Co
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