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Newspaper
Baraboo Republic
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1856
Page
2
A garbled text fragment reflects a local publication’s dialogue on council actions, fees, and community issues. It mentions a Saturday publication, discussions of illegal fees, charitable intentions, and references to an editor or official reporting on city affairs, with unclear names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR describes a village plat near Reedaburgh in Greek Valley area. It notes a nine mile distance from Reedaburgh toward south and references building, shops, and a machine shop near the village center.
A fragmented OCR piece discusses remedies and treatments, referencing Samuel Northup and a "Lunatic Ex-commi t" phrase. It mentions communal concerns about payments, building materials, and local demographics in Sauk County Wisconsin.
The note urges readers and friends to pay up to fund a new dress and new type for the paper. It mentions orders to "get a new dress" and hopes for improved printing, with calls for advance payments and support from the community.
Fragmentary ad notes white apple trees for sale in spring. Mentions nursery Wisegns and a call to act before it is too late. References unnamed representatives Washburn Billinghurst and Dodge Dirkee Rup. Unable to confirm full details due to damaged text.
Fragmentary report notes a defeat of Walker s forces with details of ships arriving at San Juan and combat casualties. The text references Morgen and Ghueles steamer arrivals and mentions Captain Baldwin leading 260 Costa Rican forces with 30 killed and other losses.
Fragmented dispatch covers Costa Rica Nicaragua skirmish details with Walker forces in Virgin Bay and Costa Rica concerns. Mentions naval movements, casualties, and political actions around Mora, plus local crime reports and a race crowd incident in Racine.
A Madison Argus and Democrat reprint notes bank discontinuations in Mineral Point and a debate over Bashford’s P O in Grant County. The item covers Kansas grain trouble, a Kan-sas meeting speech by John H. Twex, and a prediction about the U. S. Supreme Court ruling on slave state versus free state sovereignty with dissent noted.
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