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Newspaper
Shawano County Journal
Location
Shawano, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1865
Page
2
A fragmentary OCR passage mixes church, court, and political figures with scattered notes on ministers, judges, and public officials. It references bishops, the M E church, a court case, and mentions figures like McLean Duney Cab, Judge Campbell, and Hastings. The tone resembles a dense editorial or report with unclear chronology and several garbled phrases.
Disjointed notices report Madison subscriptions and fundraising totals, a Madison concert for a Home Burial fund, national judges and officials, Sparta preparations for a grand celebration, bread distribution to troops, and various unfinished phrases referring to local events and figures.
A jumble of state notes reports a Grand Rapids lumber theft of about 50,000 feet, a Rabideau lead on a Fonde-du-Lac fair, and various local curiosities. References include Fond du Lac fair figures, Racine wool mill plans, Winnebago chief’s death, and salt-sown wheat experiments by Gov. Laughton.
A member of Parliament proposes to grant General Lee a mansion in London and a yearly income for life. The White House era issues proclamations and amnesty measures, with a broad mix of European and American news. Reports include Johnson's amnesty proclamation, shifts in Missouri farms, and Gonzales and Garibaldi letters on international relations.
A fragmentary OCR listing items for sale or auction includes references to gold pieces and jewelry such as diamonds cameos pearls opals and other aromas. Mentions traders' round pencils pen holders and a taxable extension. The readable portion cites gold amounts like 3000 5000 10000 and references California diamond and various precious stones.
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