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Newspaper
Pepin County Press
Location
Pepin, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1860
Page
4
A fragmented old page presents religious reflections by Jeremy Taylor and Albert Barnes on eternal joy over sorrows, holiness, and heavenly companionship. It links sanctity, the soul, and the afterlife with moral duties and constant spiritual elevation.
Traveler reviews eight counties on the sheep protection law from dog damage, finding widespread approval among farmers and business leaders. Many say the wool and sheep industries will grow, others note dog losses have risen, but overall the law is viewed as a strong curb against stock injury. The piece cites support for Senator Ayron and legislators, predicting further population and wheat growth statistics bolster the law’s case.
A city council member, famed for worship at Bacchus, returns from a council meeting to a sharp rebuke at home. The exchange centers on a misheard clock striking and the spouse insisting it is three in the morning while a drunken claim persists it is one. The tale lampoons civic duties and household tension.
A fragmentary note lists post offices in the state yielding over a thousand dollars in net revenue to the government or paying postmasters salaries above one thousand dollars. Includes scattered, unclear fragments and unrelated dialogue about a dog and small jokes.
Historic Papin village ordinances restrict hitching to trees and planting shade trees near lot lines. Offenders face fines of one or five dollars and must be reported to Justice of the Peace by the village president, acting president, or marshal.
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