Call for Wisconsin schools to build natural history cabinets
A state circular urges teachers and communities to collect minerals, fossils, shells, rocks, and specimens across Wisconsin. It describes exchange networks, labeling, and sending samples to a central place for display and further study, with guidance on collecting freshwater and land shells and other natural curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranizox
Vian Sini
Dani Desirous
Eau
New York
Servius
Gobsider
Wisconsia
Emo Wilige
Canary
Rossibve
I Aory
Miveratory
Wisconsin
Prama
Eimne
Derry
Sparse 1849 Notice Renders Trade Restrictions
Fragmentary notice from June 15 1849 warns that Aea cannot traffic or spread in the relict and must produce quantifiable goods or increase? The legible portion alludes to a ban or permit condition.
Movers and Resisters Spark Debate on Radicalism and Conservatism
A dense provincial column contrasts Radicalism and Conservatism, praising Radicalism as progressive and benevolent while labeling Conservatism as self serving and anti change. The piece references a postmaster appointment, political loyalties of G A Arnold, and notes improving crops and weather in Bloomingdale with local progress in Nevash and Menasaa.
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Radicalis
Chamber
Bloomingéate
Rowanp Wrst
Bloomingdale
Timothy Meadow
West
Nevash
Menasaa
Boats Talk and Land Shootings in Wisconsin News
Reports describe a new schooner begun by Robert Baru and talk of steamboat construction at Monasha. mentions land sales limited by government reserves and a forthcoming sale at Green Bay. Notes regional papers supporting land reform and local civic events, plus fires in Cleveland and Troy and a new Southport Ledger in Southport with Myson Barnes.
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Robert Baru
Asa Viare Asorara
Neinah
Monasha
Grand Uknte
Green Bay
Wiureba
Benother
Aly
The
Wiscan
Democrat
Rock County
Badger
Waukesha Democrat
Southport Telegraph
Racine
Tassay
New Orleans
Cleveland
Troy
N. Y
New York
Father Mathew
Liverpool
Ishburton
Russia
Southport
Ledger
Myson
Barnes
Socialist Sweep in Peaxes and European Turmoil
Foreign news notes Socialist gains in Peaxes elections. In Rome the Republican Government holds against France Napel and Spain. Desmank and Prussia remain at war. Germany faces turmoil as Hungary declares a republic and Kosstra is elected president.
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Peaxes
Rome
France
Napel
Spain
Desmank
Prussia
Germany
Hungary
Kosstra
Address of the Committee A Candid Perusal
The text discusses asking for the committee’s address and provides no concrete news. It asserts the union proposed land discussed at the April meeting is gaining strength and that signs indicate things will prosper.
Address to Winneba voters endorses Democratic union for reform
A 1862 Oshkosh meeting appoints a committee to address Democratic citizens about uniting the party for reform measures. The document argues the split was personal, supports Free Soil and union with South friends, and urges cooperation to elect pro freedom candidates and advance temperance and harbor improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Frunon Croess
Oshkosh
Madison
Sul Peters
Democrats
Roe Soilers
Sui
Ching
Connecticut
Free Soil
Mayer
New Worl
New York
Westen Reservé
Ohio
Medison
South
Democratic Party
Toux C. Cauticus
Aga
Iistrict
Liburis
People of the Union
Py Cal
Prancie P. Blair
Douincratic
New Mexico
Sinve
Troms T.lawton Timsely
Worthern Rover
Wipacoreo
Lorthaia
Wisconsin
BMG
Post Office Reform Urged After Year of Mail Irregularity
A newspaper column argues that the Post Office Department has suffered extreme irregularity in the past year and calls for a complete remodeling of laws governing the agency. The piece notes the department’s direct impact on the people and criticizes current governance.
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Post Office
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the ‘Wise Democrat
A. A. Austin
Winnebago
G. A. Arnold
Gen. Taylor
Taylor
Lastman
In' Csurosa
Milwaukee Sentinel
Col. Benton
Beral
King
Sholes
Foreign News
Massachusetts
Ceri
South Carolina
Mexico
Truland
Sripnor Sun Chay
Suomner
Reir
Kerry Post
Tienmare
Vilages
Cleaven
Post Office Department
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