The Tribune's Vision and Reform Agenda in 1872
The Tribune pledges to present a complete European panorama through correspondents and to mirror the struggle between tradition and modern skepticism. It proclaims support for Reform to purge corruption at home and asserts Republican ideals as foundational to liberty, equal rights, and national progress.
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Italy
Rome
France
Wurttemberg
Bavaria
Baden
Prussia
Germany
Russia
Europe
Constantine
the Tribune
Tech
Tribune
Democratic Party
Union
Republican Party
Sbi
Vate Heen
Sendinn’sur Journal
Terms of VHE Tribune Mail Subscribers Listing
The notice outlines subscription terms for the VHE Tribune mail service. It lists a price of 10 dollars for a four‑month period and details eligibility and delivery arrangements for subscribers.
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VHE Tribune
Dany Op Ann
Weekly Tribune Subscription and Advertising Rates
The notice outlines mailing subscription options for The Weekly Tribune with price tiers for single copies and multiple copies, plus a mailing method and registration guidance. It also notes advertising rates and an item about The New Orleans Picayune becoming the organ of the American Hook and Ladder Company.
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New Orleans Picayune
Hook An Ladder Company
Heavy Hogs and Beets Weighed in Daily News
A compact line notes daily efforts to measure heavy hogs while reflecting on the end of era for large beets and long car rots, signaling shifts in agricultural labor and storage practices.
Multiple Weddings Reported Around Daviess County
In late December 1871 several marriages are recorded across Illinois and nearby areas. ADAM J. LopanirkE wed FANNY PARKINSON at Parkinson Hollow, Daviess County. J J Lower wed Mary A Harshnerger at Zion Center County. WM H Margritz married Lucispa Mertz near Cedarville. A Grier wed Jewnie Nesbit in Starr. Saxwuen & Coy wed M E Martin in town. Clark G Stipes wed Oma da Pierce in Freeport. Jacob Suas wed Mary Fraciter in Eleroy.
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R. Brotherton
Adam J. Lopanirke
Fanny Parkinson
Parkinson Hollow
Daviess Co
D. M. Wolf
J. J. Lower
Ridott
Mary A. Harshnerger
Zion
Center County
Turner Clingman
Cedarville
B. H. Cartwright
Lucispa Mertz
Geo. Elliott
A. Grier
Jewn1ie Nesbit
A. P. Goddard
City
Wm. Aug. Smith
Clark G. Stipes
Freeport
Onmada Pierce
Grafton
New Hampshire
U. B. Parsonage
Eleroy
I. K. Statton
Jacob Suas
Many Fraciter
Kent
Lumber prices and stock list in early catalog
An itemized listing shows per bushel pricing and bulk rates for boards Joist Plank timber and related goods. The fragment mentions common boards timber joists scantling and stock goods with varied prices and measurements, reflecting a catalog entry format from a historical trade page.
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Erreray
Market Report with Prices for Grains and Livestock
Chicago market notes show December prices for various grains and hogs. Sellers report January and February bid values for flour corn and rye, with cash closings and pork and lard figures, indicating overall steady trading and price setting.
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Chicago
Generaa Sori
AG Annes
Anc
Sale of Wingert land in Stephenson County Illinois
Circuit Court notices a public auction by special Commissioner I John F Reesman to sell several Wingert owned parcels in section 9 and 2 township 27 north range 9 east 4th P.M. The sale on January 25 1872 at 1 pm will offer three parcels with terms: one third cash and two equal annual payments at 10 percent interest or full cash option. Proceeds secure by purchaser notes and mortgage. deeds convey all rights to the lands.
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Stephenson County
Illinois
Anthony Wingert
Barbara Blim
William Myerson
Lorenzo Wingert
John Wingert
Markus Wingert
Andrew A. Hoke
John Hoke
Simon Hoke
Magdalena Swartz
Jacob Swartz
Mary B. Kisher
Henry W. Tisher
Reuben Crock
William J. Tunks
I. John F. Reesman
Said
Gregory
Sebastian
Barbara Wingert
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The
New York Tribune
Green
Can Nee
Horace Greeley
P. I. Quinn
Geo. E. Warning
Trisuxe
New York
Saxwuen
Aliss M. E. Martin
D. H. Ide
WM. H. Milumr
Kent Co., Mich
Alice G. Anthony
Sts
Brooks
Bailey CG
Brown Hisa
Mr Barns
Mary A Goodman
Chas Graves
Lucius‘ Guarman
Wm Henderson
Leighton Lewis Miller
Ambrose Miller
Anna C
Mitchell Harve
Miller
McClure T H
Ste of Illinois
N.B
Smith
Atkins
Freeport Markets
Freeport Journal
Lane Uegel
C. Haak
Patsy
Ann Cronene
Timtone
Wasvevns
Ciicago Market
Aew
TIER
Social and Literary Society
Great Western Gun Works
Pitsburgh
Acme
Saretny St
N.Y
Choi
Nowell
Herbert Junchison
Evans
S. 8Th Street
Philadelphia
UW. Fox
P. D
Fultonville
W. A. Henderson & CO
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis
RTE
Pacific Ten Co
Church St
P. C
Hudson River Wire Escor
Walnut St
Maiden Lane
Randolph St
Henry C. Hype
Compl'ts
Sol’r
John F. Reesman
Alta M. Hulett
Rockford
Supreme Court
Vy Kane
George Wolf
Cama
H. Altemhier
Farina Gan
Dru
Pra
Reli Tet
Teachers’ Institute
I. F. Klecknmr
Joan Q. Kellogg
Platt St
U.S
H. 9. Johnson
Christeania
Norway
Stephenson Street
M. Shapfer & Son
Munn
Court House
M. Shafer & Son
Stephenson Sr
Baltimore
BE. Zapi
Great American Tea Co
Vesey Street
Cavanah
Wright & Co
City Soates
W.C. Clark
Jotorubeba
Dr. Wells
John Q. Kellogg
Bluth Street
United States
H. Whaler
Stiles, Jenkins «& Srover Brothers
Iron Latie
Rhode & Webster’s
Bridge Street
F.G. Wynkoop
Silver Creek
C. M. Shafter & Son
Vreeport
Yellow Creek
Elisha Freeman
O. H. Phillips
Jacob Gable
Stephenson Co
Freeport Veterinay Infirmary
R. G. Potus
Isaac Miller
Torses
Geo. Potts
Cvs
Best & Morgan
Best. & Morgan
Milli
Nery
Powgee
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