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Newspaper
Hudson Democrat
Location
Hudson, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1870
Page
2
A fiery letter from Gen Iriman declining invitations to lecture on “sheep” circulates in Somerset. He praises Merino sheep for high wool yield and tax relief while warning about creditors and drought, and he notes difficulties in meeting public engagements amid heavy cares.
The article analyzes vote returns for judge candidates in Polk and Birnelt counties. It notes Judge Clough leads Calkins by 14 votes and reports a 60 vote majority for Clough in Douglas County. It discusses Mr Setzer’s impact in Superior and suggests Setzer’s late entry altered support, with comments on each candidate’s strength and integrity.
reports describe a tangled case involving property transfer, a 34 000 dollar insurance dispute, and claims against various parties linked to Cromwell water operations. officials note involvement of the Navy Department and political figures amid accusations of corruption and surveillance. details cite named individuals and organizations with unclear outcomes.
A New York financier outlines the West Wisconsin Railway Company finances. Wisconsin bond laws authorize 3500 000 in bonds to aid construction, plus stock subscriptions and first mortgage bonds at 7 percent. The line reaches within twenty five miles of the Chippewa river, which is expected to be bridged by August. Land grants of ten sections are offered in parcels to settlers rather than speculators, to spur improvements and traffic.
A Summit flouring mill at Kennepin Island below Summit collapsed after water from a broken tunnel surged into the basement. The mill, valued at about 25 000 dollars, and its machinery were destroyed. nearby buildings and 1000 bushels of wheat were swept away as floodwaters carried debris downstream.
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