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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
2
The Mineral Point Tribune reports factional battles over Wisconsin leadership. It argues for Gov. La Follette’s renomination and reelects Senator Spooner while criticizing Pfister aligned groups and corporate influence aiming to defeat Spooner. The piece defends reform and denounces plotting against La Follette.
The piece compares Pingree’s era to Lafollette’s, arguing reformers seek direct nomination processes. It accuses generation of corporate influence and praises the younger Republican wing while predicting Wisconsin might soon echo Michigan’s longing for Lafollette days if Lafollette loses renomination.
Senator Whitehead contributes first installment of a letters series defending GOP lawmakers who refused to sign the primary election pledge. The piece questions his record as a legislator and asks what he would propose if elected governor, including tax measures and public service bills.
M J Minon advertises sale of building stone lime stone and sand from quarries with delivery in the city and inspections invited. Also offers black dirt for lawns.
A local ad offers several choice farms for sale in Town and Lafayette counties. The pitch promises profitable returns and long terms at low interest. Signed by F. E. Davisson.
A prominent physician advises using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for chronic constipation as they ease wind and colic and restore natural bowel function. Available for sale at Vivian's Pharmacy.
Reynolds and Croft announce land sales across central and northern Wisconsin, the Red River Valley wheat belt areas in western Minnesota and eastern North and South Dakota. Prospective buyers may secure reduced rates via J.B. Reynolds office opposite City Hall, with railroad fare refunded to purchasers.
The State Tax Commission serves notice to county supervisors against fixed valuation scales for personal property. Judge Gilson notes assessors previously sought a scale, but urges valuing each item by its own conditions and law, warning that classing property undermines proper assessment.
Ex Governor Hoard aligns with The Tribune on who threatens Spooner in Wisconsin politics. He faults the stalwart press led by the Milwaukee Sentinel for pushing a narrative that Labollette and allies plot to block Spooner’s Senate return. The Union notes tax dodging stalwarts aim to defeat Labollette, aided by corporate money and old lobby rings.
The piece argues Gen Edward S Bragg is a worthy choice for Havana with a lucrative consulate and solid American credentials praising his sagacity patriotism and usefulness while noting Havana ranks second to London in consular value and a favorable outcry on goods for sale.
Notice of public auction to sell delinquent 1901 taxes on various parcels in the towns Arena Dodgeville Eden Highland Linden Mineral Point Moscow Mifflin Ridgeway and Wyoming as listed. The sale occurs May 20 1902 at the court house in Dodgeville after due notice from the Iowa County Treasurer.
Arbor Day May 9 brings a home field baseball game at Mineral Point fair grounds with 15 10 and 5 cent admission. Elocution class performances feature James Allen White's King of Bayville and Tobe's Monument by Catherine Hutchison. Teachers praised but ventilation criticized as inspector Prof Jack urged improvements for a better schoolhouse and future Wisconsin opportunities.
In heart of the city on a desirable site a residence is offered for sale. Inquiries should be directed to W. W. Babcock.
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