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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1898
Page
5
A readable fragment lists a lawyer and several surnames including Willians, Mauhig, Tlock, Marshtield, associated with Wisconsin. The OCR text provides limited context and no clear event or action.
Opening day celebrates Miss Lunckenbach and Miss Rawans spring millinery events with advertisements for hats and novelties. March ends bring various sales in jewelry watches instruments and silverware as local vendors promote Easter offerings and new stock. Includes town notices on community meetings and public events.
The Badger State Band asks the public for views on concert timing for spring and summer. Readers are invited to share preferences, with Sundays or Saturdays as options, to guide future open air performances in the community.
A burglary at John Froubinger’s Spencer home is described with little detail. The intruder or intruders reportedly took a few dollars, cigars, drinks, and a suit or cloth. Neighbors and local parties living in Spencer are suspected, with the incident dated Monday and the report noting Wednesday activity.
Gen. Uny Stane of the U S Department of Agriculture cites surveys showing poor roads cost farmers and merchants alike. He notes three ton loads on bad roads cost more, with New York and other states suffering higher costs. Prof. Latta estimates losses could reach around 300 million dollars annually across the U S, driven by delays and reduced market access.
Ex-Gay Upham was in Milwaukee on Wednesday along with J D Giles in Stevens Point and G W Tollistes in Grudtou. Dozens of locals including Mrs J C Below of Chicago visiting her son Tim, Mrs Belowsu sister of Mrs Dagens Victaf and Mrs Lathrop, and Prof Geo Paulus ex principal of Marshfield High School were noted among numbers visiting or passing through.
Fridy and Saturday next week announce Easter millinery opening at the parlors. Stock described as newly arrived with latest waveflies in spring and summer headwear. An elegant Lady will be in attendance. Remember sales and hours.
Fragmentary notice reports Mrs Millson opening a dressmaking shop above City Bakery with a cutting and fitting school. Also mentions poultry bows sold by B J Derkers. Limited readable details through OCR.
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