24 Mar 1864
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Newspaper
Appleton Motor
Location
Appleton, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1864
Page
1
A fragmented schedule lists departures and arrivals to Green Bay area routes. It mentions times like 6 80 A.M and 12 40 P.M with multiple destinations including Marshfield Shawano and Madison routes via various connections.
Aiken announces candidacy for Appleton City Treasurer in the charter election with independent stance. Includes 1864 US tax notice urging annual tax returns and penalties, plus advertising on knitting machines and profits, referencing Aurora Advertiser and local offices in Oshkosh Wisconsin.
Those wishing fruit or ornamental trees shrubbery or yards should place orders in spring. Forward orders via Mr Vairbanks who has already gone. Agent A B Mart of Polytorbe & On.
The notice announces W. C. Cook and J. Stephens as City Treasurer candidates. It pledges faithful duties if elected and notes other public entertainments and local events, including a college concert, fruit growers meeting, hospital aid shipments, and a call for teachers examinations across the county.
A Sunday morning at Applaton Camp shows troops grooming uniforms, polishing shoes, and cleaning arms for inspection. Chaplain Rev. O. P. Clinton moves through tents sharing encouragement as soldiers ready gear, equipment, and accoutrements for a disciplined, orderly review led by the commander.
The 1863 catalogue notes many alumni and students joining the war effort. It lists chaplains, officers, privates, and wounded or fallen, naming several classes and individuals while lamenting incomplete information for some. It reflects pride in defenders and hope for future graduates to join the army.
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