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Newspaper
Ripon Weekly Times
Location
Ripon, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1863
Page
3
A lengthy notice urges support for a temperance donation drive in Ripon with plans for Friday and Sunday gatherings. It mentions a Board of Trustees and officers, references the Wisconsin context, and lists publications and local polling notes while inviting subscribers to renew or start new contributions for the coming year.
A damaged OCR fragment references names and places in a Philadelphia area, with unclear event details. The readable bits mention a street address and partial club or event terms, but the text lacks coherent facts to form a complete news item.
Died of diphtheria January 20 1883 Feeopis M son of Stephen S Brown and Lydia A Brown aged six years three months
A Wisconsin Farmer’s Monthly feature extols Dr. Paice the analytic physician for lung and chest diseases. It notes his regular plans to visit Ripon and other towns, praising candor, skill, and responsible consultation. The piece urges strong publisher support for The Wisconsin Farmer and the Wisconsin Journal while detailing subscription details and distribution through Madison and Milwaukee areas.
A historical notice promotes a weekly journal starting January 1 featuring sixteen pages of engravings and new inventions. It highlights patent insights, global mechanical progress, and favorable terms for subscriptions, with editors offering patent solicitor services and worldwide updates from Britain, France, and Germany.
A garbled reading from Prairie Farmer hints at topics on general aging, demonetized poetry, and literary essays. It references months, a December or January timeline, and mentions a New York company name, though specifics are unclear.
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