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Mineral Point Tribune

Location

Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1906

Page

2

Mineral Point items reflect land deals and policy notes

The Mineral Point Tribune reports the American Colonization Co. bought 50 000 acres in Bayfield County for 100 000 dollars and notes on railroad rate appraisal, life insurance inquiry findings, and the Sears Roebuck grocery department to cease January 1. It also covers Christmas reflections and coal prices in Milwaukee versus Mineral Point.

American Colonization Company of Chippewa Falls Bayfield County Wisconsin Sears-Roebuck & Co Chicago

Millions of Acres Opened by Washington Orders

Telegraphic orders from Washington dated the 18th open several million acres in Montana for settlement. Lands within forest reserves had been withdrawn from entry, affecting whole counties. Delegates protested in Washington and the order was modified except for coal lands, a move welcomed by the department.

Washington United States Montana Forest Reserve Roosevelt Great Ulee

Reading dairy papers pays for itself say farmers

An old Bible quote frames the affordability concern, arguing many ignore farm papers while wealthy in dogs. A dairy paper readership claim cites Hoard’s Dairymen cow census across multiple states showing reading dairymen earn more per cow than non readers, based on a survey of about fifteen hundred farmers.

Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Indiana Ohio New York Pennsylvania Vermont Connecticut

Hoards Dairyman boosts profits for readers, says McKay

A dairy paper reader advantage is cited with profits up to six dollars per cow. Prof G L McKay notes successful dairy farmers are readers. Subscriptions are offered: five months for 25 cents with a $1 yearly option.

Hoard G. L. McKay Iowa College of Agriculture California Oregon Washington Dairyman Hoard’s Fort Atkinson Wis

Christmas at St Pauls Catholic Church

Christmas services at St Pauls Catholic Church were elaborate with extensive greenery flowers and gold lace. The 8 oclock Mass drew many for holy communion while the 10:15 a.m. Mass filled the church as the choir led Leonard s Mass in B flat and Adeste Fidelis.

St. Paul's Catholic Church Mary Healy Annie Crowley Judge McKlhon Agnes Gorgen Leonard Father O'Keefe

Christmas celebration at St Marys church in 1906

The Christmas festival at St Marys church began with a 5 am High Mass and Holy Communion. Children sang hymns during the 8 oclock Mass under the Sisters guidance. Father Weyer preached on peace with God and neighbor. A Bethlehem stable scene adorned the altar as altar boys and the male choir contributed to the solemn rite.

St. Mary’s Church Father Weyer Bethlehem Adam Dresden Gertrude Weidenfeller

Real estate dealer Leslie Ross announces extensive city and farm listings

Mr. Leslie Ross enters the real estate field with a premier county wide list of city and farm properties. He aims to publish the listings soon and invites investors to interview him or contact Fiedler & Fiedler's office or call No. 300 for access.

Leslie Ross Ross Fiedler & Fiedler’s Law Office

Stockholders Meeting Set for Mineral Point Bank

Notice announces the regular annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Mineral Point to be held at its office on Tuesday January 8 1907. Dated December 19 1906. Cashier J B Hanscom.

First National Bank of Mineral Point J. BE. Hanscom

August Flower Remedy for Digestive Ailments

In old and young alike stomach troubles manifest as low energy pallor and poor appetite. Green's August Flower is advertised as a reliable remedy to cure indigestion dyspepsia and constipation and to act as a natural tonic. Available in 25c and 75c sizes from all druggists.

Iveys Pharmacy Notice and Local Farm Losses

Iveys Pharmacy announces a bay horse found on Dodgeville road with some white on its face and directs the owner to recover it by paying charges at the Phillips cheese factory. Darlington reports Charley Miller returning from Wood County after land holdings and a potato crop loss from an October frost, totaling about 1000 dollars. Sparta notes the death of Miss Jessie Clough at 26 from consumption. she died in Pasadena after family sought health help in California.

Dodgeville Road Phillips Cheese Factory Tribune Chicago Milwaukee Darlington Democrat Charley Miller Wood County Mineral Point

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