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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1893
Page
4
A 1893 discussion questions whether the Wisconsin legislature should be curtailed to avoid over three months of session. The piece argues many laws are useless, poorly enforced, and printed in statute books, urging lawmakers to reduce needless bills and limit yearling reform to protect taxpayers.
A 19th century salary debate centers on Wells and the state superintendent. The Supreme Court set terms for an increase or continuation of pay, arguing it benefits clerk hire and public service. Legislators oppose the measure as improper and fiscally burdensome amid economic strain.
Northwestern official G W Sutherland reports timber entries for the winter season. The ledger lists numerous places and quantities in feet and units, including Buckbee, Whitecumbe, Morris, Wiklenberg, and Plover, among others, with totals reaching millions of feet.
Fragmented OCR reveals a messy account of the Thrun case with references to an examination, several names, alleged fire details, and timelines. The text mentions dates around spring, shifts in testimony, a trip to New Orleans, and a focus on the suspect’s movements, with unclear connections to evidence and witness statements.
An unclear message references Mesliurs base ball aganedietion and a 78H fee contracted for a park, with repairs to a Lie panel and repayments. It mentions locations like Glen Mills, Neillsvills, and Chippesa Maths and Eat Were, suggesting a regional notice about financial terms and site work without clear names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Trea county, Asiland, Miurley county seat, Vilas, Oneida north portion sale, Seab river. No clear event dates or parties.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Col. Genre C lat and the Tate area near Chippewa Pads. Tits Deen is noted as granted a pension, with references to the Flora and Beau Ginny communities.
A garbled OCR fragment references a secretary’s appointment and legal phrases about deputies and partners. Names and places are unclear, with scattered bits mentioning a court, a certificate, and a panel. The text is severely damaged and lacks coherent facts.
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic report on a legislature adjourning amid budget fights and proposed tax and fee changes. The text references governance, audits, inspections, and potential reforms, with scattered mentions of lawmakers and public notices.
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions names and places in a difficult to parse way. It references people such as Paul Mutestporis Ashe Hane and locations like Giienge and Pavifle Coast. The jumble implies a legal or public notice style but lacks clear actions or dates.
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