Nothing New Under the Sun in Debates on Mind and Literature
The article surveys theories from philosophy to geology and Modern Spiritualism, arguing that nature shows a constant cycle of change yet claims no true novelty. It critiques materialist views of mind, notes fashion in literature shifting from extravagant fiction to valued realism, and lauds Dickens and Arthur as enduring writers whose simple depictions may outlast fads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Dickens
Arthur
Changes in history and the moral law
The text argues that history shows constant changes in the moral world. Nations once enlightened and wealthy fall into barbarism and poverty, and this is viewed as just retribution for transgressing moral laws.
Methodist Conference Sees Petitions for New Galesville Conference
At the General Conference on the seventh, petitions were presented to alter slavery rules and create a new Galesville Conference from Alma and other areas. Signers include Rev. J Holt, Rev. L. Griggs, Rev. A G Cooley, Rev. Thos Mason, and Rev. Chancy Hebert. All petitions referred to Boundaries Committee administered by delegates from each annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Gonpen
West Wisconsin
Galesville
Alma
John Holt
Salem
L. 8. Griggs
Onalaska
A. G. Cooley
Mendaro
Public stance against brutal prize fighting voiced in editorial
The editorial denounces prize fighting as a savage spectacle in Europe and America, condemning minute descriptions and details of the shameful affair. It rejects the attraction of such exhibitions, likening them to a butcher shop or public execution and calling for avoidance.
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Europe
America
Grand Jury Indicts 13 Selling Liquor Without License
At the late term of Bad Ax County Circuit Court the grand jury returned 13 indictments for selling liquor without a license. One defendant was arrested, tried, and convicted before adjournment. others were not yet arrested. Three indictments carried over from the last term, with the prisoners pleading guilty.
Prayer for Rain Reports Eight Months Since Soaking
A prayer for rain continues as earth has not been thoroughly soaked for nearly eight months. Light showers last week refreshed vegetation but dried quickly. Forests hills and prairies look fine yet farmers complain of dry weather. Small grain fields show promise though good winter wheat remains rare.
Goddard and the party headline in Winona Republican column
May 2 issue notes Mr. Goddard and the party, outlining political alignment and actions referenced in a brief column.
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Winona
Goddard
Feasible survey route gains local support for road build
Accompanied him on the surveying expedition, they returned last evening with favorable reports on the route and its feasibility. Residents along the line are willing to lend a helping hand toward building the road.
University Library Donations Report for March and April
Donations received by the University Library in March and April include D. Appleton & Co contributing four volumes valued at 1650 dollars, Alex A Arnold sending three volumes, the State of Wisconsin providing eight items, the State Historical Society yielding two items valued at two hundred dollars, A Utter presenting one item worth two hundred dollars, and the State Agricultural Society offering one item valued at one hundred fifty dollars, totaling two thousand dollars.
Public spirit evident in shade trees and squares in Bad Ax County
Citizens bless themselves and future posterity by adorning homes with shade trees and shrubs. Public squares were hoped to be fenced and improved this spring but neglect persists. Royal C. Bierce of Viroqua is appointed Court Commissioner for Bad Ax County by Judge Gale at the circuit court term.
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Royal C. Bierce Esq
Viroqua
Bad Ax
Gale
Judge Gale Leaves For Clark and Jackson Counties
Judge Gale returned from Bad Axe Company last Sunday morning and leaves again next Monday morning to hold circuit court in Clark and Jackson Counties. The venture is expected to be a pleasant time in the pine woods of Clark County.
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Gale
Bad Ax Co
Clark
Jackson
Pine
Clark County
Fire destroys residence near Beaver Creek village
A dwelling house occupied by Mr Robert Cance on the Hast Fork of Beaver Creek nine miles north of the village was burned on Saturday May 12. All contents were lost including papers and 60 in cash with 40 in bank bills. Loss placed at 500. Fire originated from a stove pipe in the roof which collapsed before discovery. No insurance.
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Robert Cance
Beaver Creek
Typographical Advertiser Sample Catalog for Type and Borders
The Typographical Advertiser from Johnson & Co. Philadelphia offers a wide range of type samples cuts and ornamental borders in high style at reasonable prices. Address provided for orders and inquiries.
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8. Johnson & Co
Philadelphia
Odell Replenishes Stock in French and Main Corner
Advert says R. A. Odell has replenished his stock and solicits patronage at the corner of French and Main streets. See his advertisement in another column for details.
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R. A. Odell
French and Main Streets
Trempealeau County Teachers Meet at Galesville June 6 1960
The executive committee of the Trempealeau County Teachers Association announces a meeting at Galesville University on June 6, 1960. A program will be issued next week.
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Teachers’ Association
Trempealeau County Teachers’ Association
Galesville University
Fremont Favored by Delegates at Chicago Gathering
Tyenn attended three rapid sessions in Chicago for the convention. Fremont is said to be under strong consideration by the assembled delegates.
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Tyenn
Chicago
Fremont
Drowning Near Pt Douglas After Steamboat Fall
A man drowned near Port Douglas by River Falls after falling from a steamboat while intoxicated. A bystander briefly caught him by the hair but it came loose, and he went under the wheel and was lost.
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Pt. Douglas
River Falls
Farewell to my boyhood home and Wisconsin journey
The writer bids farewell to home in Wisconsin, recalling childhood memories and the pull of Shaven, with hopes to roam yet remain true to the native land. He describes Bad Ax county, its geography, forests, and farming, noting its land quality, river bluffs, Kickapoo valley, and the origin of the Bad Ax name from Winnebago and a later battle. Historic settlements along the Mississippi and early traders are mentioned, including Verdon Battise and Parwell, now departed from the county.
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Vinoova
Epiron
Madison
Prairie du Chien
de Sete
Hk Ylora
Bad Ax County
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Kickapoo
Bad Ax River
Bad Ax
Creeck
Bad Ax City
Victory
Desoto
Cole Donseman
American Fur Company
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Vrt
Luch
Geo. Gale
Utters Sana M AA
LPNS
Daniest Wenstin Esq
Galesvilly
Methodist General Conference
Wisconsin
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