Wisconsin forest land sale plan stalls schools and university funding
A 1895 site notes Wisconsin holds 500,000 acres of forest land. debate rages over selling it to fund state institutions. Proposals warn of rising costs and reduced timber protection, while supporters urge leveraging the timber to support schools and university endowments. The piece discusses potential prices, governance, and the political stakes amid tax and revenue concerns.
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Incompetent Administration and Trade War Fears Rise
A damaged fragment discusses U S commercial relations and fears of protectionist measures in Europe. It mentions the Wilson Gov Bill and concerns voiced by officials about Europe’s stance against alleged discrimination. The text references Spain, Germany, and late 19th century tariff tensions.
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Veteran Editor Gene rol Church remembered in Wisconsin era
Fragmented obituary notes a veteran editor named Gene rol Church of Wisconsin with ties to local governance and music society. It recalls his career from Swirgorland in 1828 to retirement in 1831, mentioning his public service under President Grant era and roles in school commission and a singing society. The piece blends reminiscences with a look at community figures, warns of clergymen opposing social events, and notes surviving family members and relatives in Milwaukee and Oshkosh.
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Wisconsin bank oath of officers attested by notary
A faded OCR reads a Wisconsin bank oath of officers with names like EDW L REESE and FRANK A CADY. It notes a banking house, reserve requirements, and a solemn affirmation by the cashier and directors dated December. The fragmentary text mentions impressions of financial entries and keeper roles in Wool County.
Newspaper Advertising Proves Powerful For Merchants
A 19th century lesson extols newspapers as the strongest ad medium, noting readers reach about five hundred per issue and that weekly papers are read by households, neighbors, and passersby. Hand bills fade beside the trustworthiness and readability of print ads, with merchants affirming increased business from well crafted columns.
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Sheriff's Sale Notice in Wood County Wisconsin
Michael Vincent, Sheriff of Wood County, Wisconsin, announces a judicial sale on February 41 at 1 o'clock in the afternoon at the Post Office front door in Marshfield. The property includes Lot fourteen in Block one hundred and he is 1st. The sale proceeds will go to the highest bidder as required by the circuit court action. Deputy Sheriff Peter Meray assists.
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