Advertising Rates Per Month or Year in Wakarusa
Rates of advertising per month or year listed for Wakarusa. Includes contact details for Owen St. Clatr and Ede. Provides pricing structure and duration options as read from the notice.
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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1875
Page
2
Rates of advertising per month or year listed for Wakarusa. Includes contact details for Owen St. Clatr and Ede. Provides pricing structure and duration options as read from the notice.
The Wakarusa Sun has expanded to five columns and appears neat and spicy. The Elkhart Review praises its growth from a small start to a county publication with improved appearance and a flourishing subscription list.
In a special message to Congress, General Grant denounces Ku Klux Klans and White Leagues, insisting they cannot govern any part of the country. He notes Indiana Senator-elect Joseph E. McDonald, a Democrat, and discusses enduring party divides between Conservative and Radical lines.
The excerpt vents on human reason vs instinct, laments modern governance, and shifts to Indiana politics from Jan 20 to Jan 22. It notes Senate and House actions, crime reports, and local anecdotes while contrasting social classes and a moralizing tone.
A speaker advises girls to marry for partnership and to share burdens with their husband. She urges cheer, kindness, and avoiding scolding, noting soft answers calm anger. She stresses making home attractive and supporting a weary husband after his day.
An OCR fragment mentions a brick store and snoning in unclear context. No clear event, date, or people are readable, leaving only partial reference to the location and activity.
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