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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1876
Page
2
We have a large stock of blank Constable Sale Bills Notes Receipts and related forms now on hand at this office. They are offered very cheap and we are prepared to do all kinds of blank work on short notice.
A political letter denounces a Democratic figure nicknamed Blue Jeans as a reformer, accusing him of self promotion and lemonade agenda while misusing committee influence. It claims he travels between House and Senate, casts himself as reformer, and orchestrates petty tricks for attention without national harm, urging readers to reconsider support.
The piece portrays a Republican rally in Indiana praising the party for leading the Civil War victory and reform efforts. It accuses Democrats of treasonous rhetoric, cites alleged funding from New York and Tilden’s influence, and warns voters to resist Democratic money and influence while stressing loyalty and patriotism.
Incomplete OCR text yields a garbled fragment with stray quotes and stray letters. No clear event or names emerge from the readable portion to identify a person place or date.
Goshen street meeting last Monday saw Max Compulsity deny ever arraigning the citizens of Wakarusai in the Riks hart Unson. He promises to furnish proof, while claiming the newspaper was misinformed.
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear about a sheriff named Muzes. The text offers a garbled note with one eye reference and a stray title fragment, suggesting a clipped local news item or obituary snippet with uncertain details.
Fragmentary text notes five people visiting a woman and her mother near the falls in Wisconsin. The names Hichawey and Mrs John Boys Ag appear in unclear context.
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