The Lode Flag publication notes slow progress this month
The article remarks on a stale issue, with the crew reporting little time to prepare content for the Flag. It mentions consuming grub and scarce resources while prioritizing business before addressing further matters. The prose reflects a colonial or frontier tone.
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Garsdbsor Borg
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Lodi village on the brink of renewal and growth
The piece extols the rapid development of Lodi and Columbia county, praising improved farms, new bridges, and plans for mills and shops. It notes a busy period of construction along Main Street, with homes rising near the river and renewed promise from local leaders to unite for town progress.
Advertisers Warm Welcome as The Fly Expands in Columbia Co
The Fly heralds new host advertising in Columbia County with a first issue of one thousand copies. It asks advertisers to note Canesten, Noyes & Co Real Estate and Loan Agents, and R Noyes. the firm is touted for prompt real estate service. The piece praises Matmon as capable for real estate sales and notes Wisconsin Farmer reach. It highlights growing farmer readership, stating sixty nine numbers are taken at the Lodi post office and promises forward subscriptions to boost office circulation.
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Matmon
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