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Newspaper
Highland Weekly Press
Location
Highland, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1899
Page
12
Advertising rates for the Highland Weekly Press are listed, detailing space costs for general and foreign advertising, rates per line, and terms for permanent advertisements. Notices from public societies and official items mention admission fees and local officials in Highland Village.
An article describing Azoturia in horses: causes include heavy feeding and inactivity. symptoms such as lameness, collapse, swollen loins, and coffee colored urine. treatment urges warm dry stalls, hot applications to the loins, sweating, fluids, laxatives, and regular turning to prevent bruising and further injury.
The Agricultural Experimental Station advises that easy keepers should be kept in the barn yard or paddock for a few hours daily if other methods are not possible. Following these precautions will prevent the common horse from being affected in the busiest season of the year.
The Montfort Mail reports on Cobb receiving the issue others and Frankland House gaining reputation as a pleasant place to linger. Local merchants like G S Ball and F Naanerth are noted for thriving trades, while Sehenk plans retirement and port activity rumors surface. Old Stimson’s sug gested changes and Mountain Tea ads appear among community notices.
Dry Bones M Johnson considers a more complete stock of groceries and dry goods. He has long operated the Dry Bone blacksmith shop and now adds staple groceries to his business. Anton Fishyels treats patrons to wet goods. Mr. Flietacers is a new member of the Press family. Jol Beaming has joined Press readers and Paerick, the Wy Bone Postmaster, renews his subscription.
The notice touts Peter Schutte and his store offering groceries dry goods boots and shoes hats caps and more including paint wallpaper and patent medicines. It praises Schutte as a modest but proud local businessman and notes expansion with new lines. The piece also highlights Arant Lewis in lumber and sees competition and community ties shaping Cobb business.
The rural column records various local movements and events. Individuals like Stella Frye join teaching staff at the Ab pday school, Henry Swingle visits Avoca, and Fred Andine heads to Decl ville for summer work. A cheese factory opens in Lone Rock with Ralph Cagzeris as cheese maker.
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