Wisconsin Dispatches From Mineral Point And Beyond
G W Graves of Mineral Point received from John Boyd Thacher’s bureau of awards the transcript recognizing a state group for carbonate ore samples from forty seven Wisconsin mines. Two bodies were found in Lake Superior near West Superior, one identified as Joseph McNue, who died by suicide after weeks in the lake. A colored infant’s body was found in the Semudj river near the city. Mishiwatt resident Wygort dies in Ahiminiwwose hospital from a long illness thought glandular. Chippewa county treasurer reports a levy request, while Shawano’s Wall River mill nears completion and Appleton builder Willon Wilson finishes a 100 foot brick and steel stack at Kimberly mill. A sea serpent rumor stirs Wake Mondo. August Ripley, a Sturgeon Bay farmer, loses both hands in a threshing accident. Russian thistle appears in Brown county, threatening crops as army worm damage grows in Dane and Kewaunee. Florence county farmers suffer oats losses from premature harvest due to army worms. Gov. Peels to be asked to pardon John Pine, jailed for murder near Eagle River. Appleton women protest a young man’s marriage by public demonstration. Marinette’s company operates around 2,500,000 daily with losses noted. Dr Price’s Baking Powder praised. State Secretary Cunningham buys a new Chippewa Falls residence for 1,000 dollars. Populists and Prohibitionists in Richland seek a county ticket, with one exception. Shawano mass meeting considers extending the Nor west road through the city.
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G. W. Graves
Mineral Point
State Board of World's Fair Managers
John Boyd Thacher
Bureau of Awards
Group 53
Mines and Mining
Wisconsin
Wie Bay
West Superior
Park Point
Jiedt
Joseph McNue
Atte Read
Walter
Ked
Wygort
Mishivatt
Mauilowoe County
Ahiniwwse
Chippewi
Minh
Mightiouty
Beleed
Maawlisun
Nagdgalny
Mondo
Vie
Fueb
August Ripley
Sturgeon Bay
Jeas
Benwceen
Brown County
Dane
Kewaunee
Florence County
Peels
John Pine
Winpun
Eagle River
Rotwr
Johan Pine
Amedy druggist touts miracle cure in local bulletin
A fragmented notice from Ames, Minnesota, lists local names and items for sale and promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a superior bowel remedy. Edward Shumpits, a city druggist, claims the product has cured chronic bowel issues for seven years and is sold by Henry Horo, a local grocer.
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Chamberlain
Edward Shumpits
Mimmeapolis
Ming
Menry Horo
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Wartanu
Temaliana
Fiat
Shawano
Wall River Company
Cleri
Afboe Ak Durand
Srelum LY
Bette of
Pepin
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Railway Company
Bee
Wytain
Mason Conumelor
Willon Wilson
Iis
Kimberly Milla Appleton
Appleton
Marinette
Cunningham
Chippewa Falls
Seymour Residente
Staunley Hill
Richland
Weket
Shawanoci
Liver
Daven
Gonessee St
Aockport
Ayer
Waituy
J.C. Ayer &Co
Howell, Mapes
John M. Stauber
Lephens
Marshfield
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Troy Laundry Company
Central Avenue
Tomlin Daly
DRS. Brewer & Son
THE
Trevont House
Waren
Bikeatei Son
Joseph Tremmel
Southend Central Avenue
Maelbreau
Odega
Tremont
Youse
Geo. Seubert
Schavers Klock
Schuver's
Stora
Cream City
Lorenz Hartl Jr
Pilsner
Edelbarn
Reet Prowerny Frnisp
Kuo & Bortur
A. Kleinheinz & CO
J.hammel & Co
Farmae Horses
Carriagh
Gatts
Marshfield, Wis
Stablus UN Va
Fisconsin Gentral Depot
LEO
Proelicit
E. C. Derby
Upham's
Sither
Notts
George W. Upham
Het
Cleveland
Ohio
G. R. Gustafson
Dornar
Dod Centum Aver Marshfield
MUS W& CO
Perienea
Alunn & Co
Dro
Thyorld
Gavonn Eimple
Munn &Co
New Yons
Joe Merten
Mess Bloch
Central Ave
A.C. Loucks
Pratik Merril
H. C. Eiche
Wolesale
Kentucky
W. Harper
F. M. Weld, Propr
AWA Depot
Theo. Springborn
Vanszoon Block
Marshfield ,Wis
ST. Louis House
Team Alite Sta
Packey
A Wells
MontmaTx Frere
Washington
Rondel
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