Farm and seed advice from Unique 19th century issue
A long, varied column covers farming practices and seed purity. It warns against lime in manure, urges pure seed varieties kept apart, and discourages seeds from the brown carp family. It notes cures with bean meal for garget, reports livestock import values, silage gains, and Iowa agricultural editor Clarkson’s outlook. It mentions numerous early 1830s figures and local grain and dairy context.
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Burtal
Wale
Demand for Sorghum Seed Across Cane Growers
At the Madison and Minnespolia Cane Growers meetings, strong demand for northern cane seed is noted amid concerns about southern seed maturity. Northern growers may rely on southern seed for germination, but experiences show southern seed often underperforms in the north.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Minnespolia
Cana
Legard or the Cherokee Rose in New Orleans
The Cherokee Rose, a white flower with golden centers, grew densely along a cemetery fence in New Orleans. A legend says a Seminole chief was held prisoner by Cherokees, a Cherokee nurse saved him, and planted the rose to mark their escape, giving the bloom the name Cherokee Rose.
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Legard
New Orleans
Bint
Wildernes
Report on Lunacy Commission Finds Rank and Occupation Tied
A Junnoy commission report notes lunatic patients in England rise beyond population, with the largest groups drawn from ranks of property and office holders. It contrasts sedentary workers with laborers in the open, suggesting physical vigor preserves mind and body.
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Perzons
Junnoy Commissioners
England
Parisians in a Busy Omnibus Pause For Behind the Scenes
A Paris omnibus ride reveals curious horses pulling hard, glancing back at every halt as passengers crowd aboard and depart. The fiery scene shifts to a March 17 blaze in Broommeron and a paper mill fire in South Hapixy, causing substantial but not total losses.
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Paris
Wisconsin legislative veto debate and public works bills
A long Senate and Assembly session records veto readings on Senate bill 61 about county officer salaries, multiple bills concurred and passed, including highway, bridge, and school text book measures, and actions on wasteful taxation and state institutions. The veto message from the governor is noted, with votes listed.
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Senate
Schooothcera
Mosinee
Marathon County
Assembly
Waunsca
Leeds
Pucrard
Racine
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Oak Grove
Dodge County
Hans Jobson
Sake Michigan
Eupiens Staw
George B. Shaw
Daniel Shaw
Wicogasin
Joseph Moyer
Eau Claire
Nicodemus and Goxever
Wisconsin
Wyota Shanakey
Kewaunee County
Wia
Wood County
Sauk
Columbia
Dang County
Tentla
Crestale
Tersoax
Board of Supervisors
al Wood County
Ayot
Moste
Adams
Curey
Comstock Flat
Kinzxton
McDonald
Minor
Patmovior
Varry
Randall
Reed
Ringley
Sherwan
Sah
Wall
Webb
Wiles
Noas
Mesere Ackley
Bonnatt
Bake
Chase
Gotta
Erwin
Budd
Jenna
Lord
Corsain Jasce
la Grosse
Omr. Foster
Benata Ticle
Taborera
State Historical Society of
Fogell
Westboro
Taylor County
Price County
Gidden
Ashland County
National Union
Assembly Sills
Sen. Flint
Rev. Flint
Lhessmean
Java
American Express Company
Bennett
Ben
Hudd
San
Jonas
Sen
Comatock
Bors
State Board of Charities and
Rform Inspectories
State Board of Supervision
State Board of Shanties
State Board of Charities
Daxpcrtr
A. C. Adams
Fama
Shawano
Cool ‘Adams
Junewa
Wisconsin River
Mauston
Commissioners of Public Lands
Aventa
Chas. S. Taylor
John Fort
Etr
Yellow Iser
Barron County
Septa Central Railroad Company
Issippi
Red Wing
Lincoln
Wangau Boom Company
Lous Navotney
Joseph Navotney
Springbrook
Long- Jade County
Rale
Agar
Mornra
Gow
Absté
Albora
Zishep
Brund
Brazma
Denn
Braemanur
Chawsplen
Canocdus
Comdcir
Craig
Caray
Egen
Liéer
Felerus
Gallaxter
Goodson
Hardgrote
Tovker
Knats
Leonbarat
Lynch
Bmortin
Melamer
Miller
Naber
Noller
Packard
Pape
Stewner
Tanner
Shames
Trial list for Wa. Jones in new criminal court branch
March 1 at Wistmaroy, Justice Hagner presides over cases including Wa. Jones indicted for assault with intent to kill Gaiseau Jones, the man who rode beside the prison van and fired at a target during the incident.
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Wistmaroy
Jnetice Hagner
Jones
Eneault
Gass
Gaiseau
Governor Boynton's Georgia successor addressed in text
Fragmentary notice mentions Governor Boynton and a Georgia successor. The text appears garbled but references an election context and a person described as a renter aged around years with measurements. The readable facts are limited and no clear outcome or names beyond Boynton and Georgia are established.
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Boynton
Georgia
Alexander EH. Stephens
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Brad Patina
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J. Taylor & Co
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Morob
Milwaukee Gaslight Company
Northern Pacific Tallrosd Company
Dougles County
John Furlery
Lake Michigan
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Milwacken County
Nm Equity
Smete
Ripon
Central
Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Wisconsin Agricultural. and Mechanical Association
Wisconsin Bete Agricultural Society
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