Local Affairs and Small News Snippets
A Beloit observer reports on publication shifts for the Journal and local business moves on Galena Street. Repairs imperil Louis Burrell’s storefront front after a foundation defect. A country youth in a clerical job is sent to the gas factory for a bucket of gas and returns with an awkward report.
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Rocal Affairs
Toca Batte
Pers
Amangye
Bom
Gay Mattinger
Snyders& Wade
Galena Street
Beloit
Journal of Thatity
Ingersol
Louis ¥. Burrell
Bues’ Brock
Magonas
Carpentera
Greeny
Bridge Street
van Buren St
Biohauge St
Bridge St
Stephenison St
J. A. McDowell
Henry Settley
Hinkemeier
L. Lighthart
Elias German
Seth Highby
Waddell
Stephenson St
West St
Wisler St
Ald. Carrier
Wissler St
L. Stanton
E. O. Wait
Adams Sr
U. C. Shuler
Als
Currier
Man with Knife Attempts to Enter Crane Omnibus on Bridge
On Monday evening a man with an open knife jumped onto Crane's omnibus as it neared the bridge over the river. He tried to open the door while swearing and gesticulating. The driver prevented entry. The assailant then pursued a bystander. lights were out on the bridge. Officers Salada and Smith tracked and arrested the Irish man, who was fined for breach of the peace before Squire praisted.
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Crane
Western Union
Salada and
Smith
Irshman
Ife
Squire Praisted
Galena Street
New York
Chicago House
Sallada
Squire
Ald
Waddell
Currier
Snyder
Krohn
Hergman
Bridge St
Liberty At
Chicago St
Elias German
John F. Smith
B. Hinkemeier & Co
Red
Asha
Als
Fred. Asha
van Buren St
Exchange St
Stephenson St
van Buren By
van Buren Sts
Hhe
Ald. Waddell
Bergman
A. T. Green
Thos. Webster
Thomas Robinson
Ald. Krohn
Van
First National Bank of Freeport
Stephienson St. Anid Bridge
van Buren
Wixcharge
Ald Waddell
van Buren At
Bridge
Stephenson
L. Stanton
Galena St
Stone Church
Union At
Adami St. Fromy
Bridge’st
Adams St
Carroll St
Jackson St
Jackeson
Sunderland
Fon du Lac
Oshkosh
Samuel Clair
Winnesheik and
Adams Sts
Clair
Unusually cheerless stock report hints at farm neglect risks
From the April Agriculture Department digest we learn stock across the nation faced a hard winter with reports of poor feed and shelter. Disease in cattle is generally low, hog cholera remains widespread, and wool stock remains partly sold. Wheat prospects remain favorable with strong county, state, and western reports signaling a bumper harvest ahead.
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Newton
New England
Middle States
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Givorgia
Mississippi
Andennessee
Valley of the Ohio
Ohio
Michigan
Northwest
Journal of Agriculture of
Rhenish
Asheries
Pacific Coast
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LY Burrell
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