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Newspaper

Weekly Wisconsin

Location

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1885

Page

7

From Holland Bulb Fields to American Observers

An interview with bulb grower Mr. Beerhorst from Lageheim near Haarlem describes Holland’s bulb trade. He explains soil, water, and climate give Dutch bulbs their quality, outlines planting cycles, rest periods, and soil rejuvenation, and notes about ten thousand bulbs per acre, thousands of varieties, and the picturesque, flat Dutch landscape. He contrasts Dutch winters, fog, and modern irrigation with American conditions and expresses curiosity about America.

Holland Pittebure Beerhorst Lasenheim Haarlan H Olland Jowland Aca Algenheim America

The Weekly Wisconsin Oddities And Notices

A collage of brief notes across labor wages disasters and misc news items. Reports on wages around three dollars weekly and occasional four dollars, Islamic Africa and Austria Hungary floods, court and political tidbits, and various local incidents. Includes weather, rail, and public notices with sparse details and names.

Advised to Hold Their Wheat

Washington, July 14. Prof. Dodge of the Agricultural Department warns farmers that world wheat crops in 1885 will not be average and prices will rise only after a long lag. He cautions against assuming scarcity and urges slow selling to await autumn or winter if funds permit, noting stocks must be depleted before significant price gains.

Washinaton D. C Dodge Agricultural Department Europe America

Justice Long Delayed in Palmer Execution

Coscuxwacht Ohio July 15 The execution of Joseph Palmer colored is the last to take place in the county under the current law directing Ohio penitentiary as the future site. Palmer and accomplice William Berner plotted Kirk's December 24 1883 murder for robbery. Both confessed each blaming the other for the fatal strike.

Coscuxwacht Joseph Palmer Ohio Penitentiary Palmer Wm. H. Kirk Tis Stable Wm. Berner Kirk Berner

Obituary notices from diverse Wisconsin towns with many ages

Died. Atton July 9 S Antisdell 65. Utica June 6 Abram Quick 80. Madison July 6 James M Gile 58. Marshall June 22 John Ross 22. Lanesville July 9 Celestine Lilly. Sea Prairie July 1 P P Chase aged bee. Green Bay July 8 Alexander Gariepie 26. Madison July 8 Mrs Bridget McMillan 51. Green Bay July 8 Joseph Gerdineau 69. La Prairie July 4 Mrs Lucy Wheeler 80. Beaver Dam July 6 Henry Schmidt 26. Waukesha June 14 Mrs Mars Evrard 82. Janesville July 5 Mrs Alice Withmore 39. Kaukanna July 5 Mathias L Schwise paged 35. Prairie du Chien July 9 Ferdinand Raf faut 54. Port Washington July 5 Mathias Brin mer 70. Menasha July 6 Mrs Fredrick Lands trom 32. Milwaukee July 11 wife of August Bel Jack and daughter of Mrs and Fred Hall 23 years 6 months. On the 12th inst Margaret A Buckner wife of Walker Buck ner. July 11 Dr A Richter in his 67th year.

Mathias L. Schwise Prairie du Chien Ferdinand Raffaut Port Washington Mathias Brinmer Menisha Fredrick Landstrom Milwaukee August Bel- Jack Fred. Hall Margaret A. Buckner Walker Buckner Dr. A. Richter

Ammonia danger in baking powder supply exposed

Ammonia or Hartshorn used in baking powders poses corrosive poisoning risks when ingested. Tests advised: place the can atop a hot stove briefly and smell for fumes, then discard if ammonia is detected. Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder touted as free from taint. Menasha dam dispute ends as Secretary Endicott approves engineer recommendations and government accepts Syme compromise.

Hall Journal of Health Dr. Price Menasha Dam Endicott Syme

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