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Pork price saga spans Civil War to today
The article notes pork costs in the Civil War at about 12 dollars per 100 pounds and recent figures around 16 840 dollars. It compares gold and paper money values, claiming a dollar in paper is now worth a gold dollar. It concludes pork would be 47 dollars per hundred if current depreciation matched sixties levels. Geo Horn of Vesper visits the city for business. AD Worn leaves Marshfield hospital after typhoid and surgeries with nursing credit. He lost over 100 pounds but is recovering weight and strength.
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Myer Fridstein
Milwaukee
Chicago
Fridstein
Tim Riley
Nora
Mary
Oscanaba
J. R. Montgomery
Henry Carlson
New York
San Francisco
J. 8
Downie
Eugene, Squires
Geo. A. Coombs
Herman Lundberg
Sigel
Tribune
Lundberg
Peter Reiland
Clarence
Leonard Reiland
Joe Reiland
Minnesota
Reiland
Leonard
Mra
J. B.arpin
Nic Weiland
Henry Weiland
Appleton
Weiland
Ethel
Marshfield
Minera
Dickow
Fyanston
P. Appin
Port Sheridan
Bela Burhite
New Rome
Bessie Buckley
Pred Ragan
SS. Peter,and Paul
Albert. Gross
Lily
Albert
Buss
Cleveland
Ohio
Martha Murray
Clara Johnson
Minocqua
Chloe Paterick
Weel
Miles City
Montana
Myrtia McCord
Chas. Dixon
Staples
Road
Mfg. Co
Olga Buerger
Hart Mfg. Co
Normington Bros
Leslie Freeman
New London
City
Archie McMillan
Freeman
Campbell
Boston
Nekoosa Tribune
Henry
Will Jackson
LaCrosse
Sid Brooks
Marcaux
Andrew Searls
Mayme
Wid Emmons
Yellowstone Park
A. E. Hart
Louisville
Kentucky
Bart Manufacturing Company
Loulaville
C. H. Imig
Iola Marm
Rudolph
Imig
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Joan Bell, Sr
Bell
Jesse Kenyon
Grand Rapids Street Railway Company
Burns
Utah
Salt Lake City
Charles Ekelund
Bermiji
Exkelund
Wisconsin’ State Journal
George P. ‘Hambrecht
Isage’p. Witter
Madison
Hambrecht
Witter
Hilla Goodyear
Carl Jackson
Frank Blynn
Charles Buell
W.A. Scott
Jacobson
Alabama
John Hassel
Geo. Horn
Vesper
Worn
Mr. Horn
Baltimore
Mr. Iorn