Madison sewage plant showcase of chemical precipitation method
Advertising rates available on request. The city of Madison has completed a chemical precipitation sewage plant that promises to transform sewer systems nationally. Originated in England, it uses chemicals to separate gold matter from water, drying to a fertilizer. Costing $37,200, it occupies under a city block and suits current needs though capacity is limited. If proven practical, it could see wider adoption as pollution concerns grow.
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Madisay
England
United States
Guyana
Madison
Unprecedented Prosperity Under Dingley Tariff Report
The Treasury reports strong revenue growth under the Dingley Tariff, with rising customs duties and expanded imports of raw materials for domestic manufacturing. Exports in 1898 declined slightly in agriculture but surged in manufactured goods, minerals, and forest products, while July customs receipts reached about 16 million dollars and early August rose sharply. The document argues Protection supports national prosperity and a broad revival in industry and trade.
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Treasury Department
Dingley
National Banks Show Surging Deposits in 1898 Figures
The report of national banks to the Currency compares July 1898 deposits with July 1897, noting a vast increase in individual deposits totaling about 4198 million dollars. The article highlights a robust economy, plans to resume gold certificates, and expectations of the year's largest business activity in U S history, including currency expansion to support retail trade and fall crops.
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Jasquar
Cleveland
Keane Mist
Co operation in the Twin Cities drives cooperative phone plan
Grand Rapids and CentraliaBacked by Wausau Merrill and Stevens Point, residents explore independent exchanges to challenge the Wisconsin Bell monopoly. A cooperative model would place public needs first, aiming to serve Grand Rapids Centralia Wauseon and nearby towns with affordable service. The Twin City Company plans to share cooperative organization details via copies of the plan.I. PL Arpia of Grand Rapids Wis. is secretary of the Twin City Company Western Electric
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Grand Rapids
Centralia
Bell Company
Wauseon
Grand Rapils
Merelli
Marsatheid
Wood County Telephone Company
Grind Rapids
Geatenlia
Centralig
Twin City
I. PL
Arpia
Grand Rapids, Wis
Twin City Company
Western Electri
New Cross Cut Law and Saw Making Idea
A Dewey saw with a Y shaped blade and a cross cut line is set to be marketed. Inventor Chas. J Guenther of Knimyltor with Murray and Underwood claim the saw uses a chiseling tooth and no set, with wide throat for dust clearance. U.S. rights held by Guenther and Murray. Central Wisconsin.
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Marathon County
Fawr
Ty Groover
United States
Guenther
Pewr Murray
Eoth Underwood
Canada
Fortune
Wisconsin
Marshfield Post Office Excerpts Date Aug 1890
An 1890 notice lists excursion tickets to Des Moines and Union Veterans events. Names include Mrs Bama Bauer John Kibble Minnig Hansov Kathrine Lanz Mrs B Matlown Jack Lewis Miles Moris and Paul Westgfrhl. Tickets go on sale August 22 and 28 with one fare plus a small surcharge for round trips.
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Marshfield
Bama Bauer
John Kibble
Minnig Hansov
Kathrine Lanz
B. Matlown
Jack Lewis
Miles Moris
Paul Westgfrhl
Moines
Nations Baraupmene
Union Veterans’ Union
Merrillan Social Notes Highlight Region Family Visits
Lorelda Kraus and Mrs Md Kraus visit relatives at Olli while others plan two week absence. Reverend Edwin M Frank visits Reverend George H Walrenbach in Nullsville. Miss Hattie Welthauser returns to Milwaukee after weeks with Miss Anna Uufer. Several locals journey to Minneapolis and Manitowoc for short visits. Regatta at Toland Lake Yachting association discussed. Assorted visits include Mrs Roberts of Port Townsend, Mrs Mertle of Milwaukee, and many others.
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MD. Kraus
Olli
Edwin M. Frank
Nulllsville
George H. Walrenbach
Hattie Welthauser
Milwaukee
Anna Uufer
Tandlord
Anton Meidl
Manitowoc
Canny Douglas
Guy Major
Mes
Upham
Wade
Toland Lake Yachting Association
Ashkesh
Mes. Roberts
Port Lauwnshend
Wash
Mertle
P. Harkin
Merril
Anna
Grace Frrgeson
Merriton Junction
Es Verna
Jaros Pastor
Waugan
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