Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Upham of Wisconsin 1806
Gov Upham issues a Thanksgiving proclamation setting aside November 20, 1806 as a day of public thanks. The piece mixes local election results, public sentiment, and safety incidents, including a hypnotist act, a near-accident at Upham factories, and a jail escape recapture, all within a late 19th or early 20th century Wisconsin context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upham
United States
Welliiam H. Upham
Wissconsin
Chirschy
Dusney
Farmers Institute to be Held in Three Towns This December
A letter from George McKerrowy, county superintendent of farming, announces farmers institutes for the county to be held in Auburndale, Centralia, and Nusonyile. Auburndale’s session is planned for Thursday and Friday in December with Hy Briggs and W. G. Branty leading. other dates will be announced as arrangements finalize. The note also mentions a Presbyterian church gathering where Rev Esselglyn and his wife could not attend due to illness, while praising the Persian mission work and schooling established in a major city with Bible instruction and traveling missions boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Institute
the Times
George NeKerrowy
Ingritules
Auburndale
Centralia
Nusonyile
Meath
Hy Briggs
W. G. Branty
McKerrow
Presbyterian
Esselsiyn
Stevens
Rolla
Dave
Archer
C. A. Clark
Mmeroprise
Pittsville
Clark
Tia Point
le Suiné
Fitnesb
German language newspaper to debut in Grand Rapids area
Centralia Enterprise reports Grand Rapids will host a new German language newspaper titled fiscans in National Zeitung. Prospective editor publisher is Prenk Martin late of Chicago, formerly editor of Lusembere and Ameriga. He has rented a house and expects printing materials to arrive today and aims to publish soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Prenk Martin
Chicago
Parpel
Fiscans
National Zeitung
Martin
Lusembere
Ameriga
How the Boys Feel After the Election Headlines
Republican papers react with triumph after McKinley’s victory. Medford Santines-Crow, Philips Bee, and others hail a nationwide landslide, while Price county, Wisconsin, reflects a Democratic fade. Editors celebrate gold standard support, with varied regional spins and sharply partisan rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Santines
Philips Bee
Price County
Medford
Washington and
Bryan
Taylor County
Salah
City Finances Presented to Marshfield Council by City Clerk
City Clerk Pors submits a statement on finances to Marshfield Wisconsin council under city charter. The document outlines general fund needs for May 1 1897 and includes tax levy recommendations to cover expenses, debt payments, and hydrant funding. North-Western Line excursion tickets advertised for late 1896 delivery to many western and southern points.
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Pors
Council
Xabiyd
Vance
Nism
Rounel Ghoul
Lee
A. Pons
Chuy
Phe
Marebteld
North-Western Line
Por Vickers
Chitage & North-western Rv
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Board of County
Etlus
Wipperman
Dieu. H. Saith
Munjoritysd
DL. Rourke
Ss. Kenms
Munjority
Conus
Ducab Kessinger
Nick Berg
Andrew Olinger
Nast Mitchell
Pea. Williams
John Therill
Thos
Gooper
Wrenk
Th. A. Havenor
Prohibition
Palmer
Buckner
Prof
Lipsil Jones
Stayel Jones
Tuel
Tre Hall
Wight
Jonessyas
M. J. Hazancd
Tate
John Osis
Julia Dahle
Wisconsin Central
Milwauk
Esselglyn
Fromt the
Centralia Enterprise
Prentice Cidumet
Hanns
Greenwood Gleaner
Pauise
Yellow River
Eist
Nebinlus
Mondovi Merald
Peck
Cumberland
McKinley
Ocean
Canary
Gulf of Mexico
Republican Party
Whitewater Register
North Pole
Ae Wator
Marshfield
Wisconsti
Wimaula
Ale
Drake
Tls
Ruth
Fox River
Bitlon
Balsnier
Trevelvinl
Gersies
Wunifred and
Sala Police
Midnes
Yeni
Soratrles
Uelodlug Walarte
Lesan
Oe Labs
Farid
Upham’s
Sarah
Uphawm
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