02 Nov 1897
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1897
Page
1
A fiery, partisan confrontation in Ohio features the people rising against gold barons and monopoly as the war for silver continues. The piece lauds collective action, denounces a despised official as a fountain head of oppression, and foresees continuing conflict with sweeping proclamations of liberty and revolt.
Weather and rainfall notes detail droughts heavy moisture surpluses and normal temperatures from 1896 to 1897. Reports cover corn yields, wheat progress, fruit damage, flooding and grazing impact across Antunia and nearby regions, with farm activity slowing during dry spells and resumed after late rains. Includes numerous real estate transfers and marriage licenses.
Pine Grove hosts a quarterly meeting next Saturday and Sunday with services led by Pastor Rey. all invited. Local visits include Hy We Kitwhen’s business trip to Greola and J Bryan's stop in Logi. James Anderson travels to Lee ginlish Poosday. Burt Read and Carrie of Beverly visited cousin H W Kitchen on Tuesday and Wednesday. Several local boys left to harvest corn. John Drew Buck of Pursell passed through en route to Louran. Preaching at New Alon laut Babbath evening by Rey. Prior ed attendance was large.
A Logan area Mingo Lodge notes the death of Robert S Vannatin. The resolutions express sorrow and praise his aid to the needy, active lodge member- ship, and right living. They vow to spread the record, notify his family, and publish in local papers.
A colorful notice announces Fun Makers, Remery, Schafer and Clirk presenting a picnic party at Rempel Opera House this Saturday. Tickets available with reserved seating and fare details, as patrons are urged to arrive early for the evening show before the curtain falls.
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