04 Nov 1858
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Newspaper
Baraboo Republic
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1858
Page
1
A long, garbled passage blends household ritual about drink and landlords with literary and moral musings. It drifts through characters named Johnson and Bill, a pledge, and a quarrel over liquor, then shifts to debates on poetry, imagination, and authors like Dickens and Addison.
The article argues for supporting local newspapers and trusted merchants over traveling pedlars, asserting that strong, widely circulated papers build civic pride and economic health. It notes that urban papers in New York Boston and Philadelphia shape national trends and that readers should reward reliable publishers to sustain community newspapers and markets.
A column argues railroads open new markets and raise farm values by linking remote districts to mills and dairies. It cites a Syracuse and Wingham line investor who claims his farm’s value rose ten thousand dollars after adding a railroad, and notes widespread demand for farm bonds.
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