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Newspaper
Troy Herald
Location
Troy, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1878
Page
8
The fragment cites advertising rates and fees for the Troy Herald with notes on extra charges and liberal deductions for regular advertisers. It mentions per-column charges, canvas or display ads, and payment terms, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
A collection of notices authorizes Brown and Mudd for public offices, with candidates named for the Probate Court and a Lincoln County election issued as formal declarations. Figures include Wheeler, Honfels, and references to party nomination and re election.
A set of notices authorized by supporters announces candidates for Lincoln County Court Presiding Justice and Associate Justice posts. O N Cop Few, W N Canron, Nathan B Trescolt, G Wilson, Benjamin F Hardesty, and others declare candidacies subject to Democratic convention or party nomination.
In a public notice from Roy Missouri readers are informed that Downing is a candidate for Lincoln County treasurer and James Enns seeks the deputy or assistant role. Both announce their willingness to serve and request support from voters in the forthcoming Democratic nomination process.
Multiple notices from Lincoln County announce candidates for the office of Collector. Clements de Lindsay Col lector, I B Thomas Nineveh, I F Wells Hurricane, W W Shaw Nineveh, W H Couse, Wa B Thurnhill, and James Dawson Hurricane township declare their bids under Democratic party nomination. Voters advised to consider fiscal pledges and county revenue impacts.
A Lincoln County notice lists John McDonald Tom Nalley Sam T. East and Nat C. Drydes as candidates for county treasurer, all seeking the Democratic nomination. Also announced are G. T. Dunn for sheriff and Josiah Creech for prosecuting attorney, all subject to Democratic nomination and party convention.
Sheriff candidates announced in Lincoln county race with party nominations. GRO W. MURPHY of Clark township seeks Sheriff under the Democratic banner alongside J C El More seeking re-election and Dr. O A Todd also listed, with nominations pending.
An early health notice claims the liver governs health and happiness, linking digestion and heart brain function to liver action. Green's Rust Flower is advertised as unequalled for dyspepsia and liver complaints with a sample bottle offered at ten cents and a claim that three doses prove effectiveness.
MOBCOW MILLS reports a price change and production update. The notice outlines revised rates and expected outputs for the coming quarter. No further context or names are clearly legible in the fragment.
An early 20th century style ad touts Box 59 pills postage free for Geld by druggists. It claims a fallible cure for diseases from billary derangements and malarial fever using Chave Fortified Febrifuge. It markets the remedy as powerful against malaria with no after effects, by J. O. Ricu ARDeon, St. Louis, offered through all druggists.
An old physician, retired, claims a simple vegetable remedy can cure consumption and throat lung disorders. He offers free mail delivery of the recipe with directions in German French or English to readers who request it, sending from W. W. Sherar at 149 Powers Block Rochester New York.
The article denounces Judge Bonfils for attacking a local printer over tax receipts printing costs. It argues local firms cannot match wholesale prices on all work, cites a $5.50 per thousand quote for assessment blanks, and contends sustaining local jobs and spending benefits the community while dismissing the railroading allegations against the judge.
On Mr Philip Scotts farm near Sulphur two mules pulling a mowing machine bolted while a man tried to adjust the gearing. Young Boott was thrown and run over by the mower. Informant John L Moore said injuries may be serious. The machine and mules were wrecked in a gulley, with further chaos described and unclear details about witnesses.
A report details schemes at the Dakota agency involving Cam Orow Creek and Lower Brule communities numbering 3,000. The implicated party reportedly amassed a fortune through Nevada hotel investments and used agency staff and material for personal gain, diverting government resources for private stock and sale.
A garbled OCR item mentions Rev. J. H. Wiggin and a discussion of cures and cures in a meeting. The fragment signals religious figures speaking on healing but provides no clear event dates or locations.
A terse notice highlights a demand for Collins' Voltaic Plaster, pressed with urgency by Whelo. The text implies a strong claim or sale action, referencing named parties and a decisive demand for possession or acknowledgment within a specified context.
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