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“A Trip to Fish Creek.” from the July 1, 1875 Door County Advocate
Last Friday we availed ourself of a courteously extended invitation from Captain TAYLOR, of the steamer Queen City, to pay a visit to our neighboring…
“St. Patrick’s Day.”, “A Big Time.”, and “Around Home.” from the March 1880 Door County Advocate and the Expositor. Independent.
The celebration of St. Patrick’s day at Sherman Bay passed off very quietly and agreeably to those who participated. There were a large number present.
“Short Takes.” and “Afloat on the Ice.” from the March 1, 1890 Door County Advocate
The Methodist social held at Mr. and Mrs. Shaw’s on Wednesday evening, Feb. 19, was well attended, notwithstanding the snow, and a very pleasant time…
“Happy New Year.” from the December 28, 1889 Door County Advocate
And so as the bells sound the end of the present and the beginning of the new year, let our faith be magnified and God be with us always.
“Short Takes.” from the January 1, 1885 Door County Advocate
In 1885, a man decided to touch his tongue to a cold ax head to see if it would really stick to it.
“The Indian Theory of Dandies.” from the September 28, 1895 Advocate
Frank Long explains why he disagrees with the “Indian Theory of Dandies”.
“Short Takes.” from the December 4, 1884 Door County Advocate
Cordwood is being brought into this city in large quantities and sells at $2.25 to $2.50 a cord for maple and beech.
“Short Takes.” from the August 17, 1889 Door County Advocate
A list of items by editor Frank Long, including a description of a plans for Labor day.
"Is Marriage a Failure?" from the June 1, 1889 Door County Advocate, with a response from Frank Long, Editor and Proprietor
The substance of her speech is given in the Sentinel, and we reproduce it for the benefit of all concerned.
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