Seawang County Office Hours Listed Weekdays
In Seawang Wisconsin the county office announces daily weekday hours from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The notice specifies regular public access times for residents seeking services.
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Newspaper
Shawano County Journal
Location
Shawano, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1865
Page
4
In Seawang Wisconsin the county office announces daily weekday hours from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The notice specifies regular public access times for residents seeking services.
The Portage Lake Mining Gazette notes mail delays caused by steamship accidents on Green Bay. Local efforts push for a daily US Military Road mail service via the Lake Superior route, citing last winter’s 55 hour Portage Lake to Green Bay delivery. Town boards plan voter registration lists. a Negro Suffrage debate is announced at the school gym for next Saturday evening with five speakers. Improvements in Shawano County emphasize the Military Road opening as a boost to settlement, lumber camps begin, labor shortages persist, and Main Street repairs proceed under P M Haram Wescott.
The article notes heavy travel over the new road to Green Bay with freight moving mostly by land and few using the New London Stave and Wolf River Steamer to Oshkosh. It highlights cheaper quicker options via Paul Howard and Green Bay, with multiple teams operating between town and Green Bay and Mr. Grimmer's Express weekly.
The notice promotes Lines and Allen of Oshkosh with a large well chosen stock and reliability. It notes a proposed steam mill on Wolf River with broad support and questions of proper leadership. It reports a good potato harvest with an expected county yield near twelve thousand bushels and cranberries widespread.
A Fond du Lac correspondent signed County Oficial attacks the Press editor, accusing him of manipulating, defending, and praising Copperhead sympathy while soldiers suffer. The writer claims the editor hides behind rearward support and would surrender his rights if forced to face treason.
A collection of scathing editorials and local notices from Wisconsin papers attacks on Lincoln era figures. The La Crosse Democrat mocks antiwar leaders while La Crosse Republican defends Lincoln. Savannah police orders arrest of colored people after 9 pm. Oshkosh enforces Sunday liquor law. Appleton contracts six hundred saw bucks with Chicago firm. Grant County jury indicts the county courthouse as a nuisance in Lancaster.
Public notice to Shawano County voters of a general election on November 7 1865. It lists statewide offices to be filled and multiple Senate Districts plus Assembly district elections. Also schedules a vote on constitutional amendment to extend suffrage to African descent males. Includes local county and town officer elections and Sheriff Charles Howe as issuing official.
A vintage notice from George A Prince & Co. offering liberal discounts to churches cler gymen and schools. It promotes genuine instruments with full date marks on name boards and warns against cheaters selling inferior copies. Also lists Buffalo and Chicago offices and agents for Shawano County with illustrated catalogs available.
An advertisement from Beara Office over Smiths Bookstore in Appleton Wisconsin promotes Dr Sutherland as a trained surgeon and physician with a European diploma. The notice claims expertise in eye disease and diseases of the lungs liver and kidney, along with chronic and acute ailments, highlighting extensive experience in treatment.
An advertisement touts well known tonic ingredients with palatable taste and strengthening effects to cure indigestion dyspepsia jaundice liver ailments loss of appetite and low spirits. It lists addresses at 475 Broadway New York overens 94 South Water St Chicago and C A Coghe general agent for the West at 26 Market Street Chicago.
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