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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1893
Page
5
A dense OCR page lists local events in May including theater notes, openings, and society items. It mentions the Boston Telex Comrie Oper Co and The Black Rose show, with names like M. G. Pleesenstein and Chas. PL Rowe. It references civic visits, school regents, baby announcements, and weather quirks affecting spring crops, plus schedules, sales, and hospitality notices.
Mrs Dainty presented a reading and musical selections with the artist performing a composed version of Sweet Home amid attentive applause. Leon Lars, a violinist in the program, earned admiration for his accompaniment and engaging execution. The audience praised her pleasant rendering and the overall recital's engaging charm.
A fragment from Marshfield, Wis details Williams Hardware Co presenting a new furniture line at Wm. Springhorn’s corner. The piece notes ornate nickel work, red enamel accents, and a praised artist finish. Also mentions local travel to Marshfield and various business notices including taxes, licenses, and agricultural implements suppliers.
A train carrying sick cattle arrived at a western venue on Tuesday. The animals were highly groomed and presented at a fair, with some weighing over pounds. They originated from Walla Walla Washington, and were part of an exhibit that drew attention to health concerns among livestock.
Company 2 states there will be no deilon next Monday while a Tausday Jovemning event is planned. The notice is issued by command of Ty Ayes in City.
In Wisconsin, job seekers are reported to be thinning out the office staff as wage negotiations with employers continue. The piece notes concerns over employment terms and ongoing efforts to recruit fit candidates for administrative roles.
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