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Newspaper
Wisconsin Argus
Location
Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1847
Page
3
A garbledOCR note reports a listing or mention of seventy luts in a city, with scattered references to San Juan de Ulloa, Fort, and coastal trade terms. The excerpt is heavily corrupted but hints at a dated, dramatic urban tally and associated figures. No clear individuals or events are resolvable beyond scattered place names and generic wartime era phrasing.
An act establishes the Green County Seminary in Mosra village Otan county and creates a corporate body of stockholders. It outlines corporate powers real and personal property, share structure, trustee governance, annual meetings in Monroe, voting rules, and authority to finish buildings and enforce payments from delinquent stockholders. Also covers related provisions on other town and district matters in Wisconsin territory.
A Wisconsin territorial act proposes to tax all improvements on lands town lots real estate and all personal property in San Prairie township Heretofore exempt items include property belonging to the territory public worship school houses and their lots The act defines personal property to include funds goods debts owed and other asset types It becomes effective upon passage and is dated February 10 1847
The excerpt records enacted changes and authorizations across Wisconsin Territory counties. It covers renaming Lime to Oakfield in Fond du Lac, Wright to Hartford in Washington, and Linden for Richmond in Iowa. It also details school tax authorizations, village records, highway establishment, and county organization for St Croix. Approved between February 8 and February 10, 1847.
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