03 May 1866
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Newspaper
Appleton Motor
Location
Appleton, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1866
Page
1
Appleton Wisconsin area merchants expand in a dense storefront listing. The piece notes Appleton Bank’s foreclosure risk descriptions, new brick depot improvements, and a shift toward a large variety of goods from clothing to hardware. It highlights local officials, business names, and the growth of the city with planning for a saw mill and planning mill, plus real estate and temperance meetings.
A detailed report from the Joint Committee on Reconstruction outlines a constitutional amendment with five sections. It bans state civil rights abridgments, redefines representation for disenfranchised male citizens, disqualifies rebel participants until 1870, and bars payment of rebel debts while empowering Congress to enforce the measure. Additional bills favor full restoration of rebel states with admitted representatives and disqualify certain officials from office.
Notice that a meeting of the Supervisors of said County will be held at the Clerk's Office on Monday May 14 1866 at 10 A M for business before the Board Attest W H Lamrazar Clerk Also includes a Wisconsin division timetable and Mason & Hampan Cabinet Organs advertisement with various styles and prices.
Dr M J E Hurlbut announces permanent location in Appleton Wisconsin focusing on rational medicine and surgical care. Offers treatment for throat eye ear and chest conditions and fractures with a full surgical armamentarium at his residence near Odd Fellows Hall on College Avenue. Also promotes D H Beelve Liquid Catarrh Remedy claimed to provide permanent relief from nasal catarrh.
Advertisements trumpet D Hauwer & Co's in time with a large stock of clothing and a striking Red Coat sign on College Avenue Appleton. Prices advertised include coat pant and vent for nine dollars. The notice claims low prices and trade of farmers produce, dated April 1866.
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