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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1889

Page

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Teachers Institute Resolutions Honor Staff and Practices

A set of resolutions from the Hacking Co Teachers Institute thanks President Davis Supt Raynn and other leaders for instruction and support. They praise Rev Moore Turner Mitler Crooks and Williams, the Logan Board of Education, and local officials for facilities. Also credited are C A Woodworth and Dr Chidister Parker for talks and work, with thanks to Logan Public Schools staff and O W H Wright Y C Lowery for legal explanations. They urge better attendance, endorse three week sessions, and suggest examiners meet monthly with Hancocks method standards. A copy should be published in each local...

Res Pres. Davis Supt Raynn Hacking Co. Teachers’ Institute Revs Moore Turner Mitler Crooks Willams Logan Board of Education Court House C. A. Woodworth U.S Dra. Chidister and Parker Kes O. W. H. Wright Y.C. Lowery Rea Sec Hocking Co Teachera Institute

Politicking and White House Happenings Mentioned in Harbinger Notes

Regular correspondence recalls President Harrison’s Washington visit and the week’s political chatter. Notes on Cabinet friction between Commissioner Tanner and Secretary Noble, pension clerical cuts, and re rating disputes frame a tense scene as nominations and speeches shape the season’s gambits.

Harrison White House Washington Mia Halford Deer Park Meyer Indianapolis Indian Territory Interior Department Cherokee Annual Council Commissioner of Pensions Muanderson Richmond Virginia Big Tom Reed House Republican National Committee McKinley Ohio Reed M. M. Hurley Indiana the Treasury Cleveland New Albany Kitehon Cable

Pike Run notes and town life from the area

Local residents report pensions, court cases, and marriages. The column notes changes in personnel, thefts at homes, a murder charge, a postmaster appointment, and plans for mining speculation in northwestern Hocking and adjoining Vinton counties. Community events include weddings, church conduct concerns, and warnings about fraudulent contracts targeting women.

Deep Hole at Scott's Creek Warns Team Drivers

Notice warns that drivers water near the edge of a deep pond at Scott's Creek above the falls where a century ago Bensenhaver and his wife lost their Hyves. The road crosses the creek below the deep spot and many travelers misjudge the danger. Authorities urged to guard the area at low cost.

Scott's Creek Bensenhaver

Fall Pruning Of Grape Vines Favored By Practical Experience

Farmer reports fall pruning yields better next season with more grapes and drier ground. Spring pruning is hindered by wet soil and late outdoor work. He cites Mareh winds and ground conditions as reasons fall pruning is preferable, noting personal results align with practice over theory. Science informs but experience guides timely pruning.

Liberty's Bounds and the Perils of Excess

The piece argues liberty must be tempered by wisdom to avoid harming oneself and others. It warns that acting beyond prudent limits may enslave the will and endanger souls, comparing reckless ventures to near-destinations that threaten destruction.

Femstnoe

Yellow fever grimly tests Savannah in 1878 crisis

A fragmentary 1878 Savannah vignette recalls a city gripped by yellow fever. Citizens drink heavily, nurses recall despair, and a young doctor battles illness while misfortune and fear surge through the streets as the epidemic claims lives.

Savannah Oanda Washington Peak Lowe Reciicas Atatlatioian

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