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Newspaper
Badger State
Location
Portage, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1853
Page
2
The issue covers European tensions with Turkey and Persia, Jamaica emancipation critiques, a Jamaica voyage excerpt describing terrain and slavery debates, and a Milwaukee fire report with extensive contemporaneous commentary on political and social topics, including industry notices and local conventions.
The article argues climate fears hindered fruit growing in Wisconsin were unfounded. It cites early tests showing fruit can thrive here with abundant yields and timely perfection, noting pioneer efforts by James Caldwell as a notable example and promising rewards for farmers embracing fruit cultivation.
Early September visit to Ma Caldwell’s Orchard six miles north reveals a diverse fruit collection. The ten acre site includes a nursery and an extensive plum grove with about two hundred trees bearing, plus apples, strawberries, grapes, gooseberries and other fruits. The owner favors wild stock and emphasizes early bearing and hardiness, with many trees dwarfing to mature sooner. Wisconsin Farmer notes twenty plum varieties and praises the fine collection.
Nebraska governor William Walker born in Wayne county Michigan on March 5 1800. His father captured by Delaware Indians and raised among Wyandots before education under Bishop Philander Chase at Kenyon College. Walker became a prominent orator and leader in early Nebraska and disputed territory governance.
A fragmented plea exposes the spread of adulterated spirits sold as genuine. It warns that bottles may contain turpentine and other toxins, with buyers often misled by deceptive labels and prices. The piece highlights alcohols such as pure Holland gin and whiskey sold at scandalous margins, urging scrutiny of customs and production methods.
From the Green Bay Advocate we learn Barling Gites of Green Bay was accidentally killed by his own gun on Monday while out with a hunting party. The weapon discharged in his hands, causing fatal injuries in the momentary misfortune.
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