Local Notices and Advertisement Rates Summary
Classified item cites Shaver and Vel Per Ansuillin rates with six months service terms. Legal notice mentions six months of emergency vice readings and advertising required by statute.
05 Apr 1862
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Newspaper
Pepin County Press
Location
Pepin, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1862
Page
1
Classified item cites Shaver and Vel Per Ansuillin rates with six months service terms. Legal notice mentions six months of emergency vice readings and advertising required by statute.
Wisconsin laws enacted March 1862 authorize investing the school fund principal in state bonds and paying 7 percent interest, with funds held in treasury. Other acts amend education for deaf and dumb, civil process for executors and trustees, town superintendent funds, and corporate stock transfers with court orders for failed transfers.
Fragmented OCR shows medical and legal notices from Pepin and surrounding Wisconsin towns. Names like Joseph Barry and Frederick Kueblec appear alongside civic functions and notary references. The garbled text lists professionals, property references, and community invitations for attendance at local meetings or sessions.
Published March 10 1862 this act regulates merchants and druggists in selling goods and prohibits trafficking or misrepresentation. It specifies penalties and enforcement in the city marketplace.
Fragmentary text urges children and parents to join a moral gathering. It references light and darkness and calls on readers to come together, awaken hearts, and prepare for a virtuous land, with mention of teachers, fathers, and mothers guiding the youths.
A fragmentary column features wordplay jokes on birds and tools plus a report near Henderson about a Sioux murder by Chippewa. details describe torture with hot stones and wires. The piece references curious moral reflections and a courtroom tone amid noisy shopfront chatter.
Valleys and towns speak of temperance and moral reform as a crowning duty. Speakers urge lifting public virtue, denouncing spirits and trade while praising those who toiled in the heat to oppose vice.
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