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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1899
Page
2
The Ohto Democrat comments on presidential prospects for 1900, arguing for Republican contrasts and criticising trusts and White House influence. It highlights Mr. Roberts the Utah congressman, McKinney’s anti trust stance, and calls for Boers support, with reverence for General Lawton’s sacrifice.
A Legat voters movement endorses Dennis Noonan for street commissioner next spring citing his fitness to repair deteriorating local streets. The letter also mocks rivals and urges support while noting the broader political strains over national party tactics and Payne reform debates within the Republican National Committee.
Readable fragments describe factional struggles at a Turin style convention, hints of a renomination for McKinley, and tensions within the National Committee. Names like Clarkson and Maylay appear as estrangements surface, while question marks point to unsettled outcomes and party maneuvering.
The Columbus Press lauds Governor Dexter- Jay for nominating William Alten to the Senate vacancy after Hayward's death. It notes Bryan's choice to defer to a Populist aligns with fusionist strategy, praising his act as principled and noble while predicting the legislature would confirm the six year term if Bryan had chosen differently.
The letter from Mrs Delia Barkha of Orland details a thriving orchard with almonds olives figs grapes and various stone fruits. She notes twelve tons from an August yield three to four ton per acre projections and mentions irrigation and aging trees yielding longer term profits.
The article describes fertile orchards in Ihta valley with naval, mediterranean and other citrus trees thriving due to ample water. It notes Dr Bloomdson owning a acre of navel and Mediterranean stock, alfalfa and vegetables prospering, poultry profitable with egg and poultry prices given, and a warm climate suited to roses and fruit. It ends with a list of jurors and local officials.
Casren Twente of Gibsonville died Monday morning after years of farming life in Hocking County. Born Jan 1 1889 near Gibbes onville, he was the son of Mrs John Beens, married to Willa Carpenter, and father to Blanche Lilly Mabel Floyd Boyd. A farmer who built the Bring farm and later the Kyinn farm, he was a member of the Maccabees and a Christian, known as a quiet, generous citizen. Funeral at Fairview M. B. Church with Rev Baker and Rev McBroom, burial in Fairview cemetery. He leaves a wife, five children, his parents, a sister, and many friends.
M Baker of Hooker accepted the charge at Gibisonville in Hocking county and moved with his family to the area to lead the congregation.
Cook Bros present a grand revival of Ten Nights In a Bar Room at Rempel’s Opera House Dowland featuring new ideas and effects. The production is described as one of the season’s most entertaining theatrical events with a modern generation in mind.
The Probate Court of Toric Bi County will hear the will of Tan Martins on a future date. Notice is given to heirs and interested parties to appear and show cause if any. A guardian is named for a minor, and a commission is issued for service of process. The document lists related parties and matters in Monking County and references the Monking County Coell and related entities.
A terse notice appears with unclear details about an individual or event. The readable elements reference a person and a matter called notice but lack concrete actions, dates, or locations to form a full summary.
A longhand instructional fragment urges practical poultry care and economical housing. It covers coop design with tar paper roofing, roost placement, ventilation, and insulation using straw, plus feeding strategies and budgeting. A speaker argues smallholders can profit by building efficient shelters and using affordable feed rather than high-cost options.
Copies of this paper may be found on file at Washington in the office of our special correspondent WG Signers 018 Street N W Washington D C.
From Patent Record a combined agricultural device description from 1808 includes a frame with opposite side joints harrow teeth and a pulverizing roller with trunnions forming pivots. It details a crushing roller, draft chain across frame sides, yielding attachments, and scraper bars pressed against the crusher for cleaning.
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