EAL ESTATE MONEY TO LOAN J. B. PARKER
Real estate loan notice from J. B. Parker offering money to loan on 7 acres off Hagad Road seven miles from Vanera. Cash payment requested with balance due in one two and three years at stated interest.
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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1886
Page
1
Real estate loan notice from J. B. Parker offering money to loan on 7 acres off Hagad Road seven miles from Vanera. Cash payment requested with balance due in one two and three years at stated interest.
A cluttered page lists trades from wagon and buggy makers to confectioners and a harness shop at 3 West Main, plus brief quips on Lincoln almanacs, slang terms, and courtroom quips. It ends mid sentence amid a murder indictment anecdote and a referee to the judge.
A lively meeting features Hon. Jumbo Smith from West Virginia discussing cyclone origins and remedies. Smith dismisses linking cyclones to biblical arcs or pyramids, arguing for scientific inquiry amid a charged crowd at a Lime Kiln Club event.
In an illustrated reprinting from the Harney Hooter, Brave Dakota editor recounts a rough episode with subscriber Jim McEweney. The exchange escalates as McEweney attempts a murderous insult. the editor and bystanders dodge the attack, pursue the assailant, and resolve not to harm him. The tale blends satirical town talk with local club chatter on cyclones, counter irritants, and communal humor.
The Plain Dealer recounts the 1884 Blaine campaign funds tied to Jay Gould. John J O’Brien and Bob McCord met Gould and claimed need for money to beat Cleveland in New York. They carried $50 000 to Gould’s associates, met at Metropolitan hotel, and distributed up to about $30 000 to district leaders with most getting roughly 1250 each. O’Brien denies receiving Gould money. questions linger about the missing $20 000 and Connor’s role.
The item blends summer heat reports with community gossip and notices. It mentions heat ranges, bees, snipes, local incidents including a broken bucket wagon, an ice cream supper, weddings, poultry and livestock updates, burglaries failed to blow a safe, and various calls for lessons and social gatherings. It also covers schooling topics, county institutes, and county infrastructure projects with numerous names and places such as Anderson Glass, C Urton, Ringwald, Davis, Jones & Co, and Johnson’s Island plans.
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