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Newspaper
Troy Herald
Location
Troy, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1878
Page
8
Legal and transient notices include divorce inquiries and letters of administration. Advertising rates and job work details are listed. Milk delivery begins 1st of 1878 at 20c per ton. Benson's celery and cod liver fill. Clifford’s Febrifuge promote malaria cures with claims of safety and efficacy.
Notice states suitable rooms have been secured near the Troy High School to avoid interrupting study hours. It notes a large number of pupils already promised, about 25 at the date of the notice, and invites patrons to support the music program.
A sensational endorsement proclaims Green's August Flower cures liver complaint and dyspepsia with dramatic effects. The ad claims widespread availability across towns on the West Continent and urges purchase of a sample bottle for 10 cents, promising relief after three doses. Woolfolk & Co. in Trey are listed as sellers.
Fragments refer to a person named Grant and a proposal to General. The unreadable text suggests a discussion of a political or military matter with an unclear purpose and attribution.
A crowd fills the court house as speaker argues the money power dominates politics. He traces money through cattle coinage to paper notes, rails, and bonds, criticizing railroad rings, patent rights, and land grants while urging a 2 percent circulation loan funded by the people to curb taxation and restore rights.
Governor Phelps declines offering a reward for Cramer who killed Charles Lamb in Clinton county. He urges all citizens to act, stating it is their duty to arrest felons without waiting for officers or rewards. He quotes statutes obliging pursuit and arrest by any willing person.
The readable portion shows a fragmented request or argument about Democrats and a national party, mentioning brothers in law and an unspecified meeting. The text is garbled and does not provide clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent report.
A New York World review reveals a circulated document guiding Republicans to spread disunity within the Democratic party. The memo urges using money to influence campaigns and to prop up Greenbackers to undermine Democratic strength, warning that bankers favor a split and that the party cannot be trusted to govern.
Fragmented OCR text cites an 19th century Paria dispatch noting confusion over United States Treasury policy. It mentions attempts to retain parts, a double division, and uncertainty about stock and silver positions amid unclear commentary by officials.
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