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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
2
Iowa County voters hear H Bollerud announce candidacy for Assembly. He pledges Republican loyalty without factional ties and promises economy in public spending while studying measures and voting rightly if elected.
Wisconsin farmers and business leaders are urged to secure institutes for their localities in the 1906 07 winter season. Any farming district with a hall and access to a railroad town is eligible. Write Gro McKerrow Madison Supt for petition blanks and information. Also note Chamberlain stomach tablets offer a cure claim with Iveys Pharmacy endorsement.
Real estate ads describe five and six room houses near P M church and one block south of High street offered at right prices via J J Mauger Maugers enerry store. Also mentions Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with testimonials and Iveys Pharmacy retail. Plus Mineral Point mail service update with specific arrival and departure times and paper deliveries.
The J B Reynolds Real Estate Agency lists 125 acres of the John Berry farm for rent or stock pasture and multiple properties for sale or lease around the city including a five room stone dwelling north of city hall, a house and lot near St Pauls church, two Fountain street properties, a near old fair grounds house, a seven room first ward home, and land adjoining Mr Will Ross. Also offers central North Dakota lands for purchase with railroad fare options, plus Northern Wisconsin timber lands and about 3 000 acres controlled.
In an old London Standard tale a ghostly accuser influenced a Scottish murder case. An English soldier’s bones were found after a spirit spoke in Gaelic, swaying the jury away from conviction. The story notes superstition and language as key factors in justice.
The Abilene name came from the founder's wife Mrs Hersey who read in the New Testament that Abilene means City of the Plains. Hersey and husband settled near Mud Creek in 1857, and C H Thompson laid out the town nearby, later becoming Dickinson County seat after a contest with Newport Smoky Hill and Union City.
An English authority endorses cream gruel as ideal nourishment for thin people. A teacupful before bed allegedly produces rapid weight gain, especially when prepared perfectly and thinned with sweet cream. When warm it is said to be both tasty and fattening, creating a satisfied hunger for better rest. Persistent use reportedly shows daily cheek expansion.
A description of pepper vine growth in a moist wooded valley. The plant benefits from shade and foliage, with careful early cultivation. Growers remove grasses from the roots and use poles to guide the vine as the nearby tree loses lower branches.
A sarcastic exchange quoted in the Houston Post mocks the idea of reincarnation. One speaker affirms belief in soul transmigration while the other questions the impact of a future life and change.
In Plain Words the judge asks for the cause of the altercation. A witness says he did not see who started the fight but claims it was him calling us a Mar that sparked the clash. The snippet notes the Bengal canal runs 900 miles as the world's longest artificial waterway.
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