Public Probate Notice in Shawano County 1866
In probate of Nathan Upham estate, administration granted to Charles Upham. Six months from January 10 1866 to present claims for examination and allowance. Court to hear on first Monday in July at the Probate Office Skowono village. Joseph Maurer County Judge.
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Shawano County Court
State OF
Wisconsin
Ettawane County
Nathan
Upham
Eatate
Charlee M. Uphem
Lred
Vilage
Skawano
Oseph Maurer
Covaty
Shawano County Circuit
Omro
Winnebago
W. OB. Felker
Residenece
Winnebago County
Wis
Entroz
Shawaso Journal
Mios
Nsf
Judes
Prurigo Lotio Promises Safe Itch Cure Fluid Preparation
An advertisement touts Prurigo Lotio as a new fluid cure for itch types including barber’s itch and ringworm. It claims no mercury, safe under all circumstances, and suitable for delicate skin, with a 50 cent price and distribution through multiple cities and wholesale channels.
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Illinois
Lowa
Missouri
Bt, & WT
McFarland
Lafayette
Ind
Chicago
St. Louis
Governors Message Adopts Tax Reforms and State Bond Plan
The January 25 1866 issue presents the Governor's Message endorsing Lincoln and Johnson, urging tax reform and a uniform taxation system. It argues for investing state trust funds in state bonds, notes past and present debt, and calls for a State Auditor creation and statute revision. Also discusses bounties for Wisconsin soldiers and a home for soldiers' orphans.
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Gove
Peple
Lincoln
Julingon
Andrew Johnson
Ignes
United Bonds
Will Feet
Lexis Alluré
Wisconsin
Te Algo
Republic
Public School Controversy and Community Notices
A long letter from J L Hewler condemns local criticism of the district school and defends teaching staff and attendance. The piece cites teacher credentials, student progress, and recent petitions. The text also notes Danwin P Andrews named district attorney and mentions Ticknor Fields new weekly publication Every Saturday.
Unclear OCR reads like whiskey ad fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows repeated phrases about whiskey with stray names and marks, offering no coherent event or report. It lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or outcomes to form a proper news item.
Solitude and public notices mingle in mixed 19th century notes
Fragmentary notices reveal poems in progress and varied items: a quoted verse on solitude and ease, mentions of Maggie Mitchell earnings, Ohio state bio work, horse tamer John Rarey's health, Colorado senators, reformer Shaker and Gettysburg theology chair, appointive actions in the army and bureau, and a New York Times report on black delegates and Freedmen relief fundraising amid a broader postwar political context.
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Shawano
County Wiving
W. BL Felker
Invian Aarley
Agpicton
Moses M, Davis
U. S
Iseeuvin
Ithin
Martin
Maynard
John C
Zaudebuah
Mra
H Rumory
L Savill
R Sharman
Iley
Lie Diadem
S.J. Vail
Sen
Homace Waters
Broadway
Thor
Athaumum Col&e
Charles M. Upham
Yankee Nations
A.G Rockwell
Clerk County
Epis Vusiners
Prurigo Lotio
Constitution Bitters
Seward & Bentley
Main St
Bufalo
Vane
van Bushire & Frenry
RO State Street
Ciliclgo
ILI Ole
United States
Canadas
Shawand County Journal
Rockwell
Surawang
Ywiis
Governors
Pay
Chase
Ketchum
Grant
Jecus Gabres
Robert McGowan
Zens
McGowan
Cams
Renns
Dr. Wiley
Zim
Tescher
Danwin. P. Andrews
Baichild
Forithis
Andrews
Ticknor & Fields
Boston
Elas
Premont St
Bestea
Cearlea
H. d
Bowih Bend
Indiana
Siberias Isles
Lovely Isles
Lin
Maggie Mitchell
Wm. Henry Smith
Ohio
Inter Gok
Brough
John 8
Rarey
Gracesport
John Eyans
Jerome B. Chaffer
Colorado
California
Cornelius Cole
Stceeéd McDougall
Wampshire
Feros
Garbeld
House
Regents
Sicuthsosisa Institute
Patterson
Howard
Endowiie
Theological Seminary
Dutherwn
Gettysburg
John Eaton
Freechmen's Bureau
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Ri Ony
Meinsoti
Memphis Post
West
New York Times
Géorge’ T. Downing
Washington
Louisiana
New York
Fred Douglass
Sais
Georgis
Wasmais
States Senate
Webel
Hive
I Bible Society
Hilo
Usville
Galveston
Texas
Chicago’ Board of Trade
Saturda
Sturgeon Bay
Lake
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