The Lodi Flag Quarterly In Advance Notice
Quarterly publication notice printed in the Lodi flag publication indicating prepayment or subscription terms. It notes a standard advance arrangement for the period and emphasizes regular delivery.
01 Jul 1856
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lodi Flag
Location
Lodi, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1856
Page
1
Quarterly publication notice printed in the Lodi flag publication indicating prepayment or subscription terms. It notes a standard advance arrangement for the period and emphasizes regular delivery.
A garbled OCR text lists state officers and county figures with jumbled names and titles. It references the secretary of state, attorney general, treasurer, comptroller, and public works in what appears to be a state administration roster or notice.
A partial OCR lists county officials including County Judge, Sheriff, Clerk of Circuit Court, Treasurer and Deputy Treasurer. It also names a Coroner and other offices with unclear readable spellings, showing a disrupted roster of local government roles.
A garbled notice enumerates town officials including superintendent and treasurer with names such as Rangsaore and Srisergy, plus justices and constables. The fragmentary text also mentions writs and various local positions across unclear jurisdictions and dates.
Citizens long troubled by costly trips to Madison and perilous journeys over Harrabee Ulutls can now rely on improved routes. The message promises safer, quicker access via the fine roads leading toward Portage City and Pacifico.
An advertisement proclaims goods for sale at multiple locations in the Lawli area with a price cited as One Doty and a call to purchase at the listed places led by JO. BATON.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled mortgage notice text with names and terms incomplete. Reads like a property debt disclosure but lacks coherent details such as parties, dates, or exact action.
A garbled OCR listing a long, unclear shopping or inventory of groceries with numerous misspellings for items like molasses sugar tea coffee cocoa pepper nutmeg soap candles saltpetre and other goods, lacking coherent context or dates.
Practical guide urging careful humane milking. Emphasizes gentleness to cows, early training of youths, and rapid, efficient technique to maximize yield while minimizing harm. Notes proper attachment, posture, and interval between milkings for best results.
A Pittsburg man writes to Scientific American about a hair dye recipe using one part tuy rum, three parts olive oil, and one part good brandy for daily washing to achieve beautiful black hair without harm. A humorous Irish anecdote ends with a man trying to extinguish a gas light with his fingers and exclaiming that there is no wick.
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