Local notes and visits in Augusta and nearby towns
Numerous short items record travel and visits by residents of Augusta area towns including Newell McPhail, Field, Shipman, Field, and others. Meetings, church repairs, and a street concert are noted alongside weather effects, a lightning strike cow death, a water project, and a blueberry picnic report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Watt
Blair
Newell & McPhail
Les Field
Plegon Falls
Whitehall
Independence
Jessie Shores
Clara ‘Cox
Misa Baby Randall
Augusta
Scott’s Valley
Scott Valley Boys
Scott Valley
Hagen, Waller & Co’s
Paul
Osseo-Eleva
Osseo
Farin
Trempealeau Gazette
Helge $. Haugsrud
Wast Superior
Elmon Mercantile Company
Wisconsin
Haugsrud
Prof. Judge
Judge
Porter
W. Burdick
Owatonna
Minn
John Smith
T. G. Gould
Sparta
Wis
T.g.cox
T. G. Cox
F. N. Thomas
Chicago
Cox
Berdich
I. G. Gould
Temperance Work Faces Challenges in Early Reform Efforts
The W. C. T. U. notes temperance reform is in early, experimental stages. It reports slow progress, with setbacks from indifferent or opposed believers and a few churches showing limited support as it strives to gain wisdom from reverses.
Crop Bulletin Highlights Sparse Rain Hurts Pastures Across State
Weekly crop bulletin notes near absence of rain in most areas with only light showers in the north. Moisture deficits threaten pastures and grazing while harvests advance. corn and rye show rapid growth and maturing, potatoes fair but damaged by bugs, with overall fair to good quality crops and cautious optimism amid drought memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Agricultural Outlook from Recent Regional Harvest Update
The report notes variable crop conditions with rye and barley affected by spot damage yet overall good yields in many areas. Wheat and haying progress uneven. pastures shorten due to rain scarcity but curing favorable. Tobacco and apple crops show positive prospects. potatoes and oats show mixed signals amid drought and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Solthern
Legrand 1054 drafts a legendary beast in quiet stride
A historical note highlights Legrand 1054 described as a free and easy gait, likened to the size and speed of a team, praised as one of the finest draft animals ever raised in this region.
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Milwaukee JR
Ahwvays
B. J. Cosford
Qa. SC. Pirld
Kewtor Im
Osséo
Thos. Shimmunir., Jr
Oak Grove
State Street
LaGrosse, Wil
Fred Nevins
Evans - Snider
Buel Company
ST. Loues
Karsas City
Gam
Ion Arts
Vite
Newell & Ms Phail’s
Prof. Fuller
Pepin
D. Richards
Bert Field
Albert Anderson
Northile d
James Curry
Rich Shipman Droe
Omaha
Richard Shipman
Alma Center
Charles Hessel
Art Gates
Augusta Yesterdy
Jr. H
R. G. Field
Lottie Field
Clara Brown
Frank George
Hale
J. Miller
Mondovi
Gillmanton
Eleva
Marshall Burgess
Kenz
H. &. Brown
B. Sherwood
Russeling
Galesville
Anos McKinney
Nothig
F. M. Thomas
Tomah
F. M. Smith
Wall
Fred Jones
G. J. Newell
Cable
Illinois
Mornig
Pert Robertson
Arcadia
Jones
Albert B. Olson
Monlay
Air
G. L. Campbell
Bir
K. K. Hagestad
Ettrick
Mice
Newall & McPhail
Northwestern Road
Iowa
Church of God
Church
Church of Scotland
Scotland
Jend
America
Jesus
Batrad
W. C. T. U. Work
Crop Bulletin
Kewaunee
Green Bay
Kewanee, Green Bay & West
Kewanee, Green Bay
Winona
Stevens Point
Minneavonlis
W. Cpmpicin
Gel Fi
Mass
Apt
Osseo Markets
Legrand
Pield*+ Bros
Biokson Bros
Chimney Heck
J. Cosford
Sumner
J al LeBarron
Dario, Wir
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