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Special offers with publishers enable club subscriptions to the Freeport Journal. List includes Harper's Weekly, Atlantic Monthly, Rural New Yorker, Prairie Farmer, and more with varied prices and two-paper deals. Local notices cover meetings, social events, race results, and a fire scare near J.C. Baldoin's residence plus chimney sparks affecting other homes.
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New Yorker
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Fur Traders Benefit From Ayer's Medicines In North
In the Montreal Pilot item dated April 8 1869 trappers and fur traders across Slave Lake and northern regions rely on Ayer’s medicines. Indigenous peoples praise the remedies calling them cure for sick people and a means to speed skin sales, rivaling rum tobacco and wampum. A letter from Guy Saw asks H A Chance to send churn cones and authorize local sale.
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Slave Lake
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Fragmented notices mix medical cures and local reports in 19th century prose
An OCR read lists assorted items including praise for “Plantation Hitters” and MAGNOLIA Water, a Philadelphia Quaker apiane request, a New Bedford sick woman Judith, a Rockton missing boy Chauncey Shurtleff, local real estate notices, and hardware stock sale to A. H. Treat.
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Judith
New Bedford
Philadelphia
Abraham
Butter Makers Demonstration Promotes Atrhosphoria Churn
The Atrhosphoria churn by Charo claims superior butter quality and quantity. MF Ha. Cranca demonstrates at Fry's block grocery store owned by Jonag and Powers. The patent churn is said to be cheaper than common crank models and easier to operate, with onlookers urged to see its performance.
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Cranca
Messrs
Jonag
Powers
Fry's
Orangeville railroad meeting fails to form charter
The heating of the charter members at Orangeville on Saturday faced weather and road conditions with no quorum. A general desire to build the road was voiced, further action postponed to Saturday, June 12, for a permanent organization and vigorous progress. Also notes on Mr. Sparks Randall relocating his marble shop to Stephenson Street and offering new stock and vases. A new wine shipment from the old country was received by Chay Strobaker.
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Chauncey Shurtlesf
Wag
Rockford
Orgis Shurtleff
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Orangeville
Guardano
Sparks Randal
Old Presbyterian Church
Stephenson Street
Rendal
Randal
Igogt
Old Country
Chay, Strobaker
Harvests spark early reaper tests at Buckeye district
The piece notes early threshing machinery from Buckeye manufacturers and local growers like Welch of Bay city testing a Reaper on a farm in Gurrell County. It mentions a champion reaper and mowers as well as a late night on the Western Union line where a freight engine struck a fallen cog, injuring a cow but causing no further damage.
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Gurrell
Linus
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