Wisconsin Advertising and Notice Rates and Policies
The Weekly Wisconsin lists advertising rates and policy details for both weekly and monthly issues. It notes post office status, advertiser responsibility for ads, and guidance for submitting notices, with contact at CERNER AIKENS & CRAMER in Milwaukee. It also explains space pricing, subscription options, and address change procedures.
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Bourgesia
Cerner, Aikens & Cramer
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Postoffice
Wis
Change of printing day for Tus Wink in Wisconsin
The paper, due to rising circulation, shifts to a Saturday date and issue. It will be mailed in season to reach subscribers before Sunday. The change enables later news and benefits Wisconsin readers, as announced by Cramer, Aucens & Cramer.
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Wisconsis
Wisconsin
Cramer
Aucens
Sample Copies of the Week Wisconsin Offer
Sample copies are mailed to requesters and friends at all times. One copy cannot judge a paper's merits though every number is claimed good. Subscribers with extra copies are urged to share with prospective subscribers.
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Wisconsin
Portrait offer for Gen Grant with advance订renewal
Subscribers to the WEEKLY Wisconsin renewing their subscriptions in advance may secure the five portrait of Gen Grant. At the present rate of consumption the edition will be exhausted soon, and we shall withdraw this offer. So, if you want the portrait, send in your renewal at once.
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Wisconsin
Grant
Population growth and Dakota's statehood delay
The piece argues that Dakota’s population of 263,465, rising from 135,177 in 1880, warrants admission, yet is blocked by Democratic maneuvering to prevent new Republican senators. It cites historical admission population figures showing many states entered with far smaller populations, concluding Dakota is unfairly excluded despite rapid growth.
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Dakota
Congress
Sisterhood of States
Union
Nevada
Washington
Maine
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Virginia
Kentucky
Vermont
Tennessee
Ohio
Louisiana
Indiana
Mississippi
Illinois
Alabama
Missouri
Arkansas
Michigan
Florida
Iowa
Texas
Mexico
California
Minnesota
Oregon
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Northwest Territory
Delaware
Rhode Island
Prohibition and apportionment debated in Wisconsin era
The Wisconsin issue discusses Dakota statehood, prohibitionists boycotting a Madison election, and opposition to extra state licensing. It then analyzes census gains, proposes legislative reapportionment with gains for northern districts and Milwaukee, and argues against an extra session, citing public will and biennial practice.
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Friends of Higher License
Madison
Prohibition Jets
Madison Prohibition Club
Bascom
M. Olin
Lucius Peritage
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Silver Coinage Crisis Prompting Treasury Withdrawals in August
Treasurer Jordan hails the withdrawal of one and two dollar notes as a method to reduce the growing silver surplus. He cites August figures of 1,077,444 standard dollars and 1,495,902 in fractional coin moved out, while warning that genuine relief awaits Congress action to suspend the silver-coinage act.
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Jordan
Ailver
Congress
Superstition Persist as Rooks Desert South Germany Spires
In South Germany rooks abandon nesting sites in church spires triggering peasant fear of war or pestilence. They deem cholera imminent as old beliefs persist into the late 19th century, while some rooks may have migrated seeking better feeding grounds. The note reflects continued superstition amid changing times.
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South
Germany
South Germany
The Caroline Islands Described From The 5& Gazette
The Caroline Islands in the Northern Pacific are a coral archipelago of about 300 square miles with an estimated 22 000 Malay inhabitants. Remarkable ruins at Metalanim Harbor Ponape and Chabroi Harbor Kusaie resemble Easter Island sculptures though no proven link exists. Discovery by Spain in 1526 and later surveys by Es piegle officers reveal massive stone remains up to 35 feet long 20 feet wide and 15 feet thick, whose origin remains unknown.
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Caroline Islands
Pacific
Europe
Metalanim Harbor
Ponape
Chabroi Harbor
Kusaie
Easter Island
Carolines
Caroline
Spain
State opens first deaf mute school in Milwaukee
Manscow Wis Sept 3 The State Board of Supervision today established a school for deaf mutes at Milwaukee under chapter 315 of the laws of 1885 This is the first such school in the state Green Bay will apply to establish one there soon
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Manscow
Wis
State Board of Supervision
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Farm House Burned in Wood County Wisconsin
MARSEFIELD Wisconsin September 2 The farm house of Elizabeth Arnet in the Town of Richfield Wood County was wholly destroyed by fire Monday with nearly all contents lost Insured for 500 in the Hekla Fire Insurance Company of Madison
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Marsefield
Wis
Elizabeth Arnet
Richfield
Wood County
Hekla Fire Insurance Company
Madison
British General Killed in Scottish Grouse Hunt Accident
Lieutenant General John H. Melville Babington of the British army was killed in Dumfriesshire Scotland today by an accidental gun discharge while grouse shooting. The report notes the fatal mishap occurred during hunting in Sept 83.
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Lennox
John H. Melville Babington
Dumfries
Scotland
Rainfall records and heavy weather across regions
A compilation from the New York Tribune surveys extreme rainfall in various places from China to England and Norway, detailing astonishing inches per day and the resulting water tons per acre. It notes Seathwaite in England as exceptionally wet and compares global patterns with Cheraponga and Mahabulashma in India.
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The
New York Tribune
China
Middle Kingdom
Acre
Arago
Joyeuse
Gibraltar
New York
England
St. Paul’s Churchyard
London
Monmouthshire
Seathwaite
Tropics
Khasia Hills
Assam
Cherraponga
Scott
Lyman
Globe
India
Java
Bergen
Norway
Sitka
Alaska
Naldivia
Chile
New Zealand
Fires and disasters sweep North America in chained reports
A map of incidents spans Ontario and New York with urban blazes in Albany and Baltimore, railway crimes in Illinois and Ohio, a dynamite blast near Lakefield, Chinese raids in Rock Springs, and a deadly shooting accident in Missouri. Losses run into tens of thousands, with mass disease and a veteran’s recalled service adding to the day’s tally.
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Zaleski
Albany
Essex County
Ontario
Montgomery County
Ill
Oud & Klock
Oswego
N. Y
Panama
Pedro Preston
Aspinwall
Gary
California
Park Hotel
New York City
Baltimore
Tris
Bank of Montreal
TRERE
Montreal
Civic
Washington
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Lakefield
Fred. Coddington
Blunt
D.T
Rock Springs
Wyo
Youngstown
Cedar Mountains
Ohio Light Artillery
New York Daily Commercial Bulletin
United States
Canada
Bulletin
Ben
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Blue Springs Station
Marmaduke
Jacos Swartz
Monticello
Prehistoric Mounds Explored by Local Men
Rev Mr Peets of Clinton Junction and several gentlemen surveyed mounds in Richland County along Pine River Valley between Twin Bluffs and Richland City. J L McCollum found animal shaped mounds on his farm, including a large horse-shaped one hundreds of feet long. Peets plans further investigation after reports of the discoveries.
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Republican Observer
Richland Center
Mr. Peets
Clinton Junction
Pine River Valley
Twin Bluffs
Richland City
J. L. McCollum
McCollum
Peets
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