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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1894
Page
4
In Manttowee County, Governor Emil Baensch and security official Hestly Cassun preview a sale tied to the May Ingurmie Commission. Commissioner William Al Poker outlines the sale action and deadlines.
Major Upham heads a vigorous Republican slate at the Milwaukee convention amid a crowded field. The ticket emphasizes leadership from Governor to Life Commissioner, with Haugen considered for governor after delays. The Journal notes a unified line and strong nominations for Attorney General and Insurance Commissioner, portraying the ticket as solid from top to bottom.
A Democrat recounts personal experiences in Milwaukee praising the Republican ticket as favored by workers and leading businessmen. He describes Maj. Upham receiving a young Democrat in Marshfield, discussing timber purchases and a workingman visitor greeted as Charlie by the Major.
In a plain manner, Maj. Upham greeted the visiting workers and offered aid, saying he could help with 83 of which he is in need. The scene showed mutual respect between Major Upham and the working people, as Graves and local supporters chronicled the moment for the Milwaukee Sentinel.
Milwaukee press reports enthusiastic GOP nominations with Maj William Upham favored for Wisconsin governor. Editorials praise unity, question rival claims, and stress campaign energy across Milwaukee and state papers.
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder receives top award at an international exposition, recognizing quality and reliability. Officials from multiple nations note consumer trust in the brand as a leading baking ingredient.
The platform reaffirms the National and Site Republican planks and argues protectionist policy shields U.S. industry from Democratic liberalism. It supports labor rights within capital, opposes unrestricted money debasement, favors bimetallic currency, and upholds secular, free public schools and strict separation of church and state.
The article previews Major Upham as the Republican nominee with broad backing and a strong campaign setup. It praises his business background, leadership, and appeal to workingmen, noting a tainted party behind him and a likely large majority if nominated. It also predicts a bright administration under the Uphams and cites supportive reactions from society.
Farmers feed hogs and sell corn in Indiana as corn prices stay high while wheat remains cheap, prompting a shift in farming practices.
Notices describe wall paper sales by Sexton Brothers and real estate listings in Marshfield. Mrs. B. C. Derby continues furniture and undertaker business one block west of Upham’s block, with low prices and a wide selection. Local merchants tout discounts and large assortments of wall coverings and furnishings.
The note references Avindur Casbarin and Tally, mentioning a CI and a shift from Castoria to Cascoria in relation to children. The text appears as a fragmented memory or nonstandard phrasing with unclear context or dates.
Dr W H Budge and M D Scion advertise an electrotherapeutics office in Marshfield Wisconsin at 217 Central Ave over Horn's drug store. The notice extols electric treatment for nervous diseases female complaints and strictures and claims four years of clinical satisfaction with modern galvanic and faradic apparatus.
Edward Lynch announces a four week summer school in the Twin Cities for Wood County teachers. Principals F. E. Hamlin of Marshfield and G. W. Paulus of Centralia will lead. Tuition is 1 dollar per week with instruction aligned to first, second, and third grade certificate requirements. Assistance available for housing for nonlocals.
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