Proclamation and election results amid 1806 grand Rapids readings
The article reports a November 1806 proclamation praising Providence and Thanksgiving in Michigan with county election tallies for Prohibition and various county offices. It notes a hypnotist show by Linayd Jones, a near-accident at Upham factories, and several local crime and court notes including Melvian Milwanser’s jail escape and recapture.
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Geo. H. Swaithy
F. TL. Rourke
Teds
Wd. S. Rennes
Darob Reassinger
Nick Berg
Register of Deeds
Andrew Ollinger
Cis
Wm. G. Murty
Wn. J. Shell
Majorins
Bas
Donald McKerchet
Byron Tarbox
Ws. Cumner
Joh Preroll
Mos
Cooper
Prank Slee
B. A. Bavener
Prohibition
Palmee and
Boekner
Farmers Institute Dates Set For Auburndale Centralia Nasonville
The Times received from George McKerrow superintendent of farm institutes that county institutes will meet at Auburndale Centralia and Nasonville. Auburndale sessions are slated for Thursday and Friday December 3 and 4 conducted by H A Briggs with W G Bradly and other institute workers. Dates for the remaining institutes will be published when provided by McKerrow.
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Farmers Institute
The
Times
George McKerrow
Auburndale
Centralia
Nasonville
Thursaday
H. A. Briggs
W.G. Bradly
Mekerrvow
Disappointing turnout at Esselstyn lecture in local church
Rev Esselstyn spoke on Persia to a gathering at the Presbyterian church Wednesday evening. His wife and daughter were detained at Stevens Point due to illness. The mission work in Persia includes a school in a major city, Bible teaching, and traveling missionaries who distribute literature across a vast region.
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Esselsuyin
Stevens Point
Asnenena Peerple
Bang diMontius
Beselstyne
Rollo Hraach
Lesper
Orient
Centralia Enterprise notes German language paper coming to Grand Rapids
The Centralia Enterprise reports Grand Rapids will soon host a new German language newspaper named Wisconsin National Zeitung with Beauk Martin as editor and publisher. Martin, formerly of Chicago, has rented a house and expects his household goods and printing material to arrive today, aiming to print first issue soon.
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Grand Rapids
Beauk Martin
Chicago
Progpinctive Editer Wid
Wisconsin Nitional Zeitung
Banin
Taserburg Und Acerida
Chicago Publicae
Martin
Domiaisehy
Atluy
Aftermath of Victory Echoes in Republican Press
The next issues burst with pro Republican triumphs. Headlines claim McKinley wins nationwide and highlight majorities in state and county races. Editors mock Bryan, celebrate a landslide, and trumpet unity under a gold standard, with regional papers hailing victory across Wisconsin.
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Medford
McKintey
Washington
Bevan
Salt Creek
Union
Old Taylor County
Selah
Prentice Galumet
Hanna’ Greenwood
Yellow River
McKinley
Moniloch Herald
Peck
Cumberland
Ocean Lo Oce
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Bryan
Arcadian
Republican Party
Macon
Whitewater Register
North Pole
City Clerk Pors Submits Ancient Budget Statement
City Clerk W A Pory presents a complex 19th century budget proposal detailing expenses for the city of Marshfield Wisconsin. He requests tax levies to cover running costs and debt service, notes potential refunds from waterworks extensions, and outlines future levy plans through May 1808. The council approves levies totaling 62,000 for hydrant and general funds and directs issuance on the next tax rolls.
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Fox River Improvement Company
Dais Eater
Daluaey
Nawg
Tsim
Che Cfty
Andres Cuaalrie
Duchloney
W. A. Poxs
Cty
Cloris
Olly Clark
Berey
Clark
Uald Clay
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United States
L. Wikrelym
Wie Ly. Gants
Goma
Lee, Bret
Prof
Lloyd Jones
Linayd Jones
Grae Shaw
Wweare
Ngaely
Joven
Joous
M. J. Huwsned
Upham
Sean
Dail
Dent Pewtes
Dubleen
Eates
Patie Tein Milwanser
Esselstyn
Centralia Enterprise
Narshfield Times
Seveneen
CGB Chirk
Pitsville
Cuetr
Vobusinus
CLTWS
Pors
Council
Nabrayir
Fiewlines
Gemma
Anther
Gun CO
Vity
Jaenved
Vine
Blaf SH
Ng and
North-Western Line
Tu Muronits
Chicago & Northeawestern Ry
Upham's
Sarah
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