30 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
1
An advertisement from Mineral Point Wisconsin touts a tonic claiming to purify blood and boost vigor during spring illness. It promises improved digestion appetite and complexion and suggests it replaces other medicines.
A compact column lists ads and notices including job wants for a housekeeper, a field for rent through Mrs Wearne, the millinery shop of Miss M Wearne open every evening, and a church sermon at Lost Grove next Sunday. Local social updates mention Dr W J Morgan visiting family in Darlington, fishers reporting poor luck, and residents like Winfield White and W W Williams starting homes and visits.
A seven member group from Mineral Point and Milwaukee forms a new mining company with rights to about 300 acres east of the city. They plan to test zinc and copper ore prospects, install engines pumps and a concentrating plant, and begin operations soon. Obituary notes Mrs Agness Mitchell died April 23 1908 born Cornwall England 1822 lived in Mineral Point since 1843. High school baseball defeats Highland 17 to 4 as Mineral Point fans hope for more victories. Shullsburg visit next. City officials warn youths to avoid street gatherings after night and promise strict enforcement.
Local notices describe a clothing and furnishing store at the Spratler building offering reliable goods and customer trust. Community items include farming prospects, health tonic ads, cemetery trustees election, and social notices from Mineral Point, Wisconsin, around April 1903.
The undersigned offers a cheap rental in the south part of the city with a cistern fruit trees and one acre garden. Various medical ads promise cures including piles burns wounds and kidneys with named products and pharmacies. Also notices about a French Coneh Horse lease and service for the season of 1603.
The note promotes a breakfast food at Brewer and Penhallegon and cigars at Stendebach Crum Walters Vivian Chamley Bros. It states a move from the city and a sale of bees and supplies including an extractor and empty hives, plus weaving machinery and two looms owned by Frank Btrelftsk y.
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