26 Feb 1874
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Newspaper
Weekly Bulletin
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1874
Page
1
A statement pledges no political party affiliation and outlines aims to welcome every household, advance commercial interests of Troy, develop Madison County resources, and labor toward these ends with future public support.
An error found in a recently passed jury law leads to a new bill to correct it. A resolution in both houses orders stopping the Berléval publication of the law as it was issued at passage. Verily, our Je SAT struggles to proceed on seven working legs.
Senate appropriation committee may abolish the postal-car system on railroads and end free letter delivery citing large costs. Laredo notes potential $7,000,000 deficit for the coming year. Oregon acts shield remaining valley game by law and bans hunting elk moose and deer for skins or antlers during February to June.
Informa mi Ain Geardaen reports trouble and confusion near Oman Neb on February 28 as local events disrupt plans and raise uncertainty about outcomes. Police or officials have not released full details.
A speech urges farmers to defend rights within existing parties, condemning a separate farmer-led ticket. The note warns such a move would unite other trades against Grangers and stresses neutrality in politics while pushing for redress of grievances. The piece also recounts a violent episode with Native American imagery and a chaotic hall scene involving an attendant and a Milwaukee conspirator.
AUBURN NY. L B Hunt a skilled mechanic has for years built an aerial vessel claiming to have solved navigation by air. The craft, demonstrated at the fair grounds near Auburn, is said to carry passengers and measures about 80 feet long and 80 feet wide with a ten feet long segment described in the exhibit.
The law defines subscriber duties and publisher rights for periodicals. It covers continued sending after arrears, failure to take papers, address changes, prima facie fraud, and advance prepaid notices to avoid further charges.
A historic advertisment promotes a family grocery in Troy Illinois promising top brands, one price policy, and high value. It invites patrons to compare prices, trade country produce for high quotations, and visit the old main corner stand at Main and Market Streets.
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