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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1887
Page
1
The 140 acre farm lies two miles northwest of Webb's Summit in Marton township, Hocking County, Ohio. It features a two story seven room dwelling with cellar, a bank barn 86 by 60 feet, all necessary outbuildings, two apple orchards, seven springs of water, and good stock-raising potential. Terms by on premises or address A.S. Beery, Logun.
A six year old Shakespeare stallion of good size offered for sale at reasonable terms. Seller lists Wat Wrernany Logan O as contact points with sale date noted as July 16 1887 in Wisconsin.
Columbus correspondent reports Ohio Republicans grown demoralized with Gov. Foraker after his defiant stance on the Cleveland era and life insurance cases. Criticism targets his policies, reappraisal plans, and alleged mismanagement while shifting loyalty to Democrat rivals as party unity frays. Also notes regional travel and local industry in Lewisville and Rushville.
A report describes an exhibit at the Eastern Maine State Pair featuring a massive oxen yoke and a Vermont bred herd weighing about 7000 pounds. It notes a corn husking machine demonstration, its rapid operation and the clever engineering on display.
The piece records talk of wages for bookkeepers and a street scene with a Rose Street roofer recalling forty years past. It notes comparisons to New York wages and hints at local business chatter about ads and music publications amid a busy storefront dialogue.
The Docking Valley train scene features Governor Foraker defending a Democratic Executive Committee issued message. He asserts copies are accurate and not forgeries while critics argue publication extracts distort meaning. Nearby notices mention residents visiting and local business updates.
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