List of Premiums at River Falls Fair 1857
A detailed report from River Falls on the NW U A Society second annual fair lists premiums awarded across livestock and crafts. Stallions, carriage horses, mules, cattle, fowls, vegetables, fruits, embroidery, painting, and various mechanics tasks are recognized with first and second prizes.
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L Powell
T. Powell
Rowley
Glass
W Alexander
W Martin
Wadson
SM Davis
J Hartman
Forestville
EF McAllister
M Stone
P D Aldrich
Hudson
Alexander
Martin Windson
B Bailey
Clifton
Jd Winn
Tod Winn
Martin Hudson
Eaton
J Bowron
Mills
J Smith Hudson Flowers
Wis Fur Mechanics Work
NS Hudson
Hutson Black
Lit Dinsmore
Porter Hudson Carpenter
Otis
G Newton
Prescott
Dumont
Forcatville
Chirk & Co
Primbello
F McAllister
Beldensil
Astor Heath
Warness
Warren Graves
Dinsmore Hudson
Bailey
S. Powell
L Pomeroy
Wis
Clarissa Glass
Herning
Minnesota
Wisconsin
St. Anthony
Fillmore County
Iowa
Attracting Farm and City Progress in Northern County
Fragmentary OCR notes describe efforts to chronicle the progress of the city and Northwest regions, promote their advantages, and elevate family public chats with nudity. The text also references reflecting common Northern Communist concerns and intercet matters across the county.
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Anil
Northwest
Midnesott
Uie
Railyoap
St. Paul
R. R
St. Croix
Zzudson
Willow River
Cor
Hudson Convention Fraught With Allegations Of Dishonesty
Citizens denounce the Hudson senatorial district convention as marked by selfishness and rule or ruin tactics. The paper claims crucial minutes were omitted by the secretary and that votes were improperly handled, accusing delegates of deception and failed candor in the selection process.
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Moore
Jamrawat
Bioengas
Hudson Tes
la Crosse
Convention Nominee Chosen After Informal Ballot
The convention proceeded to vote for senator on informal ballot. James TF Moore and other candidates received scattered votes, then on formal ballot James TF Moore and George Strong led before Strong was declared the nominee. The president appointed committees and the convention adjourned sine die.
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Gee. Sivong
James PF. Moore
J.B. Gray
IL L. Humphery
W. A. “Cozer
James Tf, Moore
Geron
Sine Else
Phillip Aldrrich
Prest
GTL
Howanp
Seey
Presidential qualifications and early party splits in 19th century notes
Extracts from sign manual letters recount Buchanan and his stance on the 1850s Kansas Nebraska act and slavery, noting party shifts and the National Democratic stance. It covers 1848 to 1857 opinions, then interleaves with 1857 market and bank distress reports from Boston, Philadelphia, Wall Street, and Providence, including bank suspensions and stock conditions.
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Buchanan
National Democratia
James Buchanan
Sandford
Kansas
Nebraska
Aunchanan
United States
Comaon
Silliman
National Democratic’ Party
Wiscor
Record of 19th century Atlantic dispatches and events
The passage is a fragmented 19th century newspaper digest covering various topics. It notes the Star of the West voyage with 450 passengers, California election results with Democratic victory and Governor Weller, financial figures, and cases of theft from a mint. It mentions Oregon constitutional events, Central America passenger totals, and a critical view of national politics, including slavery and party support shifts. Additional items include a humorous Boston Post anecdote, a critique of commercial debt, pumpkin sizes from Mineral Point, and shipboard wreck relief reports. It ends with details on revolutionary fortilé pension rolls and living counts.
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Star of the West
Lifornia
California
Weller Wis
Columbia
Wm Bean
Beauling
Gol
Haroasby
Ining
Carson Valleys
Oregon
Salon 1
Traow
Central America
Specie
Aspinwall
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