27 Oct 1836
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Newspaper
Milwaukee Advertiser
Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1836
Page
1
An 1835 1836 vintage advertisement page lists Bow Raymond Co offering ready made clothing and groceries. Gorban Co promoting ships stores and hardware. Gornam Co selling millinery boots and medicines. Millwaukee and Porter announcing new stock of groceries liquors and tools. and general goods from New York and Milwaukee with low prices and broad assortments.
In August 1835 Chicago based agent Joshua Hatita Way II promotes Kewaunee Wisconsin as a future harbor town. The piece details river power, navigation up to twelve foot drafts, adjacent timber and stone resources, railroad connections, and planned public sales with staged payments and a forty percent discount for early dwelling purchases.
The New Yorker announces a revised subscription plan for its second volume to address high demand. New subscribers may start with No. 1 Vol. II on September’s fourth, while existing patrons retain their old pricing and formats.
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