26 Mar 1892
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1892
Page
1
Publisher promotes General Grant's Memoirs original edition at seven dollars for a limited time. Claims over 650000 copies already sold and urges readers in moderate means to seize the opportunity before the price rises. Describes premium binding and paper quality to entice subscriptions.
The Plain Dealer of Cleveland promotes itself as the cheapest, quality paper for Olio Ohio area readers. It highlights farm yard and dairy coverage, a family council department, veterinary inquiries, and balanced political discussion. It invites readers to request free samples via postal card.
A cluttered OCR page lists scattered items from grammar, geography, physiology, and arithmetic lessons, plus poems and quotes about mankind. It includes exercises on verb forms, nouns, figures of speech, and historical questions, alongside stray notes and a funeral notice.
Gore, North and Nutter families relocate within Indiana towns amid a reported incident near four miles west, where Elisha Johnson died after a plunge into a plive. Henry Lowe is cited as Elisha Johnson’s father. Johnson was born in the area.
In Rock Dale area news from Saturday describes a busy day with a regional convention at Gibisonville, Solomon, and John Ankle cutting timber for John McBroom. Lewis Philips from Baltimore fell ill, requiring Sam Woods to escort him home. They traveled to Millville before Philips worsened, with concerns of scarlet fever. Protracted meetings continue at Fairview, and local schools are affected by illness and closures.
Green Township community notes spring term at Green land begins after a five month term ends. Chas Wolfe attends college in Columbus. Oscar Davis moves to Mrs. Hugh's house near Union Furnace. Numerous local residents, including Miss Julia Keplar and J. Keller family, host and visit gatherings. School terms close, eyes treated, church and literary events held. Epworth League well attended. Wright's school near Logan receives mention.
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