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Newspaper
Shawano County Journal
Location
Shawano, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1865
Page
3
D murky OCR notes show a schedule noting arrival and departure times, with weekly operations on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 PM and daily registrations from 7 o'clock in the evening. Names appear as D. Miller, Poet Waster, suggesting authorship or office title.
The text covers upcoming Episcopal Quarterly Meeting at the School House with sermons and services planned on April second and surrounding days. It notes Lake Superior travel by sleigh with passengers valued at twenty four dollars, and mentions vaccination efforts, cattle movement, and local literary interest including references to Didiibrook and a writer named Ryan.
A Wisconsin newspaper item lauds Senator Harris for public favors and service in the Senate Journal. It also notes a veteran, Lieutenant Governor Geodolugon, in critical condition from a battle wound. Local notices mention Jerome Buck’s return from U.S. Army service and remarks on lodging at a Galway House on the Green Bay road. The piece reviews Dr. M M Davis and Indian Agents, plus local entries on wildlife reports, agricultural publications, and the impact of recent rains on snow and sleighing.
Town boards urged to forward election returns to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors for prompt publication. The April Lady's Issue features a steel engraving titled Spaurinen's Story by Bella Spencer and fashion plates with new spring dress styles, bonnets, artificial hair, and items from Deacon and Peterson Philadelphia.
The item presents a boastful advertisement for Efarper's Weekly, billed as a splendidly illustrated family paper. It proclaims affordability, popularity, and lasting value, citing praise from newspapers and describing the paper as a leading political and historical annalist of the nation. It touts its illustrations and comprehensive departments.
Publishers claim a midling system to send weekly property to subscribers via the Office of Subligation. Postmasters and club organizers will receive a showbill illustration. Postage on Tiannan’s Wrexzy is 20 ols, payable at the subverter’s post office.
Terils Warper's Weekly lists an offer for an extra copy of Wanxny or Mapacixe with club subscription. It notes back numbers available, annual volumes in neat cloth binding, and complete set details with address for Valper & Brothers in Franklin Square, NY.
A historical appraisal extols Harper's Magazine as a premier monthly with about 170 000 copies in circulation and 144 pages per issue. It highlights its blend of light and philosophical content and its role in promoting pure literature and American culture.
Harper Brothers advertises mail subscription options for Harper's Magazine and Weekly. Rates include 24 cents annual postage, $4 for the year, gratis extra copies for clubs, back issues available, and a 29 volume set with freight paid. Orders to Harper & Brothers, Franklin Square, New York.
The Janesville Gazette announces a prospectus for 1865 365 volume declaring itself the largest and best weekly newspaper in Wisconsin. It pledges liberty equality and public justice, supports the Union, and promises extensive local news from every county, telegraphic dispatches, and a paid Madison correspondent.
The Milwaukee and Janesville papers praise the Daily Gazetter weekly issues for freshness and intelligence. They call the Gazette among the best state papers and commend its timely news, make up, and appeal, with readers urged to subscribe to weekly or daily editions from Thomas & Roberts in Janesville, Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin State Journal asserts its status as the only English language newspaper at the Capitol, pledged to Union support and strong telegraphic news coverage. It highlights Wisconsin troop items, casualty lists, state legislation, and official notices, inviting readers to request specimen weekly editions before subscribing.
Classified pricing shows monthly, quarterly, and yearly subscription options for Tleems Daily and a tri weekly edition. Rates vary by whether delivered to post offices, clubs, or individuals, with discounts for larger club orders and advance payment required.
Notice of sale of lands forfeited for nonpayment of interest to the State, to be offered at the Secretary of State’s office in the Capitol, Madison, on March 30, 1863, from 9 a.m. Auction may group multiple tracts, minimum bids equal appraised value plus back taxes, with 25 percent due at purchase and terms for a number of years. Remaining lands may be opened to private entry if unsold.
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