Windsor Herald Friday Publication Notice
The Windsor Herald announces a weekly issue released every Friday under editor N. M. Nelson. This record notes the publication cadence and the responsible publisher.
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Newspaper
Waunakee News
Location
Waunakee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1899
Page
1
The Windsor Herald announces a weekly issue released every Friday under editor N. M. Nelson. This record notes the publication cadence and the responsible publisher.
A fragment shows Perkins and Jimpsen discussing a growing collection of various items. The speaker mentions hats shirts shoes and belts as part of a broader, extended assortment. The dialogue references friends and a playful tone about possessions.
garbled OCR fragment mentions a second car ahead and travel timing. No clear events, names, dates, or places are recoverable beyond references to a railway context and a person named Auntie Mayen.
A mixed set of classified items lists properties for sale or rent in Madison Waunakee Mendota and Westport Dane County and other notices. Items include a five year old Our Ficus ball residence and four dots of sie dia daondi Waunakee properties for sale or rent and farm notices. Insurance and health product promos mention Rocky Mountain Tea and Kodol Dyspepsia Care. Some names and addresses appear with contact hints.
Reports of Wisconsin and Illinois tobacco buyers and sellers show sustained demand and firm prices. J B Jones at Janesville damped a 95 crop, shipments reach storage and export levels, and several dealers report ongoing contracting and steady movement despite uneven reporting.
The notice advertises Chicago and North Western Railway timetable details for Waunakee and Madison routes, with passenger and freight information, ticket sales, reduced rates through January 2, 1900, and agent contact for full particulars. It includes an endorsement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with a testimonial by James Clarke.
The notice lists Catholic churches with Mass times on the first Sunday, then weekly services at Westport church and other Sundays at 3 a.m. and 2 p.m. It records Presbyterian services with visiting pastors Rev WA Hodge and Rev 00 Graepp and notes Sunday School at 404 Mo Preaching at TLS. A cough cure ad from James Clarke promotes One Minute Cough Cure as safe and effective.
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin Chapter 82 and several local lodges hold monthly gatherings at community spaces including St John s School Assembly Room and Oda Fellows Hall. Meetings run on set Tuesdays Saturdays and weekends with officers listed and invitations extended to visiting brethren.
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