02 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
1
Multiple parcels listed in Paulding and Van Wert counties offering 40 to 100 acre farms, 3 to 5 room houses, plank stables, woold wells, fruit orchards, and improved drainage. Prices range 500 to 4200 with trade options including smaller lots or other property. cash, installments, and year-by-year terms offered.
Long and Wappner advertise numerous acres for sale in Union and Hoaglin townships near Van Wert. Listings include fenced cultivable tracts, timbered lots, orchards, and various outbuildings with prices from 700 to 3600 dollars and payments on time plans. Includes location notes near schools churches rail stations and a promise of title abstracts with each tract.
A brief, unclear OCR fragment notes a location on West Main and another area near Rowland. The text is damaged and lacks a coherent event or entities to establish a clear news item. Further readable material needed to form a proper summary.
Lam now prepared to loan Money on five years' time at low interest on farm or city property in Van Wert and adjoining counties. Also selling lots, town properties and farms at unmatched terms. Several individuals named as heirs or parties to claims appear in the text with notices and deadlines for legal actions.
Editor Luon reports on the Wilson bill's effect on the sugar industry. The piece notes 1891 beet sugar production, rising yields, and a large foreign sugar expenditure. it argues home protection could keep money at home and lower consumer sugar prices.
Three hundred strikers confront workers in Eagle, West Virginia, sparking a fierce clash that leaves multiple wounded and one dead. Governor Maccorkle dispatches troops as authorities assess damages and risks from the labor confrontation.
March weather notes show mean temperature 36 degrees with warmest 40 in 1889 and coldest 30 in 1885. Precipitation averaged 2.75 inches, with 13 days at or above .01 inch and 3.07 inches in 24 hours on the 21st 1890. Northwest winds reported by observer Cras M Stroxa.
Editorial excerpt argues against the idea that early riotous living fosters growth. It asserts sowing wild oats degrades character, warns it narrows future views, and stresses that true manhood comes from honoring moral values and womanhood. It encourages young men to shun vice and pursue honesty.
A period editorial calls for clear future policy and swift tariff discussion to restore business confidence. It notes distorted rhetoric, urges prompt, fair evaluation, and highlights grain and price uncertainties, with local notes on residents and political quips in Scott Ohio.
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