17 Mar 1864
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Newspaper
Appleton Motor
Location
Appleton, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1864
Page
1
A garbled OCR notice describes a religious assembly at a church in Weurdovadan with mentions of Sabbath times and a schedule. References to a presidential or episcopal authority are unclear. The text lists times and routes, including departures and arrivals, with many unreadable names and places.
A garbled campaign notice outlines a request for the office of City Treasurer in Aggleton. The text mentions party affiliation, support, and urgency but is largely indecipherable with many misspellings and fractured phrases.
People are invited to order fruit trees ornamentals and shrubs for spring. Send orders to Mr Fairbanks who has already prepared his spring stock. A guarantee is offered and no stock will be kept unused.
Readable fragments recount a journey through deep snow to a mission, with a crowd of called figures and a welcoming reception by a missionary. The Aspen European Society plans an oriental costumed performance of The Beautiful Queen at the college chapel with a list of personations and performers.
The act revises Appleton city government by defining mayor clerk treasurer assessor and marshal plus a justice of the peace and two aldermen per ward. Common council may remove members for cause. justices serve two years with duties across the city and Outagamie county limits.
Obituaries for Lina Roainsom and a child of Charles P and Nancy Riins describe deaths by illness and infant passing with brief lines. The Undesigned Assignee of S wall and Georgell Smith of Walworth County, Wisconsin advertises a public sale of Appleton real estate on May 3 at 1 a.m.. legal terms to be announced. Also period notice for a local auctioneer and cheap farm goods advertisement conclude.
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