Transplanting Trees and Orchard Advice From Old Gardeners
A wide compilation of horticultural notes advises transplanting all trees in autumn or late fall to reduce moisture loss, with caution about roots and leaf cover. It includes practical steps for apple borer protection, wrapping trunks, and shade protection, plus anecdotes on durable wood, ancient piles, and local contract disputes.
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Horticuluirise
Imada
London Bridge
London
Trajan
Danube
Cincinnati
Fremont Banner Urges Liberty Over Slavery in 1856
The piece laments the pro slavery stance of Buchanan and his party and loudly advocates John C. Fremont as a champion of freedom and constitutional liberty. It questions why Americans would support Buchanan and calls for active campaigning to defeat him, with a Fourth of July celebration noted in Merrimack as part of the political fervor.
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John C. Walker
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Liberty
Creo Isliau Tora
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Humanity
Teaver
Preemont
Dayton
Buthaaun
Breck
South Carolina
Political fervor over slavery and party splits in the North
The piece argues the nation is divided over slavery and its expansion with Republicans and Douglasists in the North. It condemns southern unity for slavery while warning Democrats and Whigs will back slavery candidates. It challenges sectionalism, cites harsher Southern speech, and questions presidential leadership and Kansas events.
Editorial Correspondence from 1950 Newark Visit
Editorial letters describe a visit to Newark New Jersey by G D G Mone formerly of Sauk County praised as a good citizen. The writer notes Newark as a large thriving city ninety minutes from New York by rail with diverse fruit and produce markets and a notable Bruens Block built by Bruen of Madigan. The piece mentions Morris Canal incline planes and a curiosity of water powered boat transport. Political remarks touch on New Jersey’s recent loyalties and a reference to Sumner and Brooks in Congress amid national tensions.
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Frend
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Sauk County
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Jerser
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New York
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Bruen
Madigan Hig
Methodist
Amer
Ivan
Freedom
Sumner
Brooks
U. S. Senate
Political Rally and Republican Platform Preview in Baraboo
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a call for a Republican convention in Manston, emphasis on freeing slaves, and a push to align Baraboo residents with Kansas settlers. Mentions National Republican Platform, Baraboo Ride company gathering, and thanks to Mr. GryGus for donations of garden fruit.
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Manston
Mourhnalland Anpiveren Yy
Baraboo Ride! Company
Exscelmer
Republican Mass Meeting in county on July day
Republican mass meeting announced for a county convention day in July. The notice outlines aims to unite party members, promote Republican causes, and present speakers including individuals named Johnson and Exton. It emphasizes civic unity and advancing party objectives ahead of elections.
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Natal
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Cunion
Li Wis Johnson
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Meeting Notice for Freedom Festivity in Sauk County
A pasted fragment from the Baraboo Republic invites friends of Freedom and Pret Kanste in Sauk County to attend a celebratory assembly. The document lists attendees and organizers including CHS Thatiha, G BR Baker, and BL Purdy. Proceedings of this meeting will be published in the Baraboo Republic.
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Hell
Henry Wood
Muswell
Jones
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Mys
Geo
Gall
Purdy
Stryley Mics Savagey A
Starbrack
Vane Chenry Latah
June Newsong
Boman
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Cowles
Davidee
Coaphin
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Baker
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Pasado
Sauk Coumy
Baraluo Republic
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Portage and Baraboo Rail Link Eyed By Citizens
Local notes show Portage City and Baraboo discuss a graded road connecting via the Ova Pligas route to meet the East Cross Road. Expected progress aims for January with spring completion planning. Also mentions political platform calls and a morbid funeral inquiry observed in Bowery.
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Batleaa
Baraboo
Portage Ciy
Ova Pligas
Ea Crosse
Jan’y
Republican Platform Debate At National Convention Session
A chaotic late session of the Republican National Convention featured speeches and party platform discussion. Delegates debated Missouri Compromise, slavery in territories, federal power, and the 1860 ticket with demands for immediate railroad and river projects while plurality votes favored Prement and McLean in early balloting.
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Missouri
Sim
Kansas
Lavon
Washinton
Defusou
Viet Presistent
Gangre
United States
Wight
Congress
Faye
Kangag
Political Convention Sways for View Presidents in New Jersey
A late 19th century convention in New Jersey debates View President candidates with Wilmot Dayran Sumner and Banks among those named. A formal ballot is held for Vice President with multiple regional results and a post vote note about General Goongee Washoutan.
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Jersey
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New Jersey
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Lineain
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Sumner
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Giddings
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Banks
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Walso
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Lincolny
New Yorks
Kiacala Tree
Suomer
Pordpand
Fran Pennaytania
Data Alieun
Sta Jinne Palmer
Ulinnis
Taneala
Davron
International News Briefs From London And Europe
The London papers dispute preparations for war and discuss political shifts. Reports note the Queen of Spain, a pistol incident, and a new Portuguese cabinet. France faces large displacements and unemployment amid poor harvests, while Britain weighs parliamentary oath changes. Widespread unrest and predicted uprisings are mentioned, with 70,000 soldiers to redeploy after Allied retirement.
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London Star
Parn
Crampton
Spain
Min
Amin of Dows
Longe of Commons
France
Congressional debate on Moren-My and slavery politics
A fragmented report from Washington details Burlingame defending Maran Huisets against charges, with references to the Proddant of the United States, the Carolina controversy, and a Charleston Mercury citation. The piece covers party lines, presidential platform, and speeches by Samners, Carlisle, Washburn, and Tremont, highlighting tensions over slavery, constitutional principles, and administration policy.
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Washington
Moren
Burlingame
Maran
United Stattes
Charleston Mercury
Samners
Cate
Weih
Falee
Hietiaeane
Howe
Dave Reed
Aris
Hagen
Tay
Carlish
Rail
Carlisle von Tinny
Kremmen
Buchanan
Mein
Washburn
Maine
Teesihotes
Tremont
Massachusetts Delegation Receives Fremont Support Promise
A fragment from the New York Howard reports Col. Fremont and the Massachusetts delegation met to discuss platform pledges. Fremont supposedly agreed to carry the main points honestly and would consider the Narik Americans’ nomination if elected. The item notes the claim was false and is being corrected by the editors.
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Fremount
Eunny Garen
Vineray Davis
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Sureyay
Antor House
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