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Newspaper
Butternut Eagle
Location
Butternut, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1904
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hempress Chlearu Exynene and dry freight. No clear event, date, or named organizations available to form a complete, coherent newspaper item.
Fragmentary OCR shows a mix of political, medical, and advertising lines. It mentions a British House of Commons vote on women’s suffrage, a St Louis Fair water display, and various patent and medical product pitches. The garbled text references Japan, Port Arthur, and a wireless dispatch, plus Cole’s Carbolisalve ads and J. Hayden patent lawyers.
Foley & Co Chicago originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy. Do not accept substitutes. Foley's Honey and Tar is laxative and safe for children. J A Hayden sells it. Farmers should keep Cole's Veterinary Carbo Salve for cuts galls and sores with hair renewal claims. $1.00 by J J Tlayten.
W F Brown of Leesville Indiana, near death, was cured by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He reports relief from asthma and throat troubles and a full recovery. The remedy covers consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grippe. Sold by J Kayden Druggist for 50c and $1.00 guaranteed.
The text discusses Britain’s stance in the Boer War and shifts toward expanding freedom, while accusing the policy of imposing harsh controls, including punishments for harboring defectors and treating dissent as slavery. The rhetoric contrasts liberation with coercive practices in the Transvaal and beyond.
A fragment notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for sores bruises and skin troubles with a price and guarantee by a local druggist. It also references kidney and bladder disorders and Foley's Kidney Cure with a testimonial from Rudouy Bowenett of Rock Port Missouri. A rifle club discussion questions gun access and government arms policy.
Fragmented text discusses political issues including a personal medical anecdote, references to Dr Kings Now Life Cills, and mention of a treaty with a misleading quote about a "bina loxpires Devember." It notes potential costs to build the Panama Canal and broader industrial concerns, with unclear attribution or dates.
A Buffalo Ohio cooperator named H Thanes reports severe kidney and bladder pain for years. He claims kidney cures helped him regain health after taking a nostrum advertised by J J Boyden. A Philadelphia case by John Oliver praises electric bitters for a drastic recovery after doctors gave up. Both ads urge trial of remedies at local drug stores for 50 cents guaranteed.
An official sworn statement from a Wisconsin bank officer lists capital stock and undivided profits totaling $27,000 and $152,802.38 respectively. The document, sworn April 16, 1904, is witnessed by a justice of the peace and notes directors Edwin Beofebl, Catherine Fordyce, and F. Piscn.
The Wisconsin Central Railway advertises service between Chicago and Duluth with connections at major Wisconsin terminals. It lists Pullman sleepers free reclining chair cars modern coaches and dining and car services, with tickets and reservations via company agents or Jay C Paul Milwaukee.
Mary A. Priedrivha of Butternut Wis filed sworn statement No. 103 under the 1878 Timber and Stone Act to purchase Lot 1 of Section 12, Township 41N Range 1E in Ashland Wisconsin, seeking proof land is valuable for timber or stone, with witnesses Frank Dover William Drott H L Smart and F C Friedrichs of Butternut. Adverse claims must be filed by May 11, 2004. Register AG Doenivz.
Notice under the 1878 timber land act states Hubert Yankee of Butternut Wisconsin filed sworn statement for the NW1/4 of section 32 township 42N range 1E to prove land is valuable for timber or stone. Witnesses named George Parker Herman Luebke WG Noh Theo Yankee. Hearing before Register and Receiver April 9 1904. Claimants must file by April 5 1904.
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