Letter from Frank Cady on Chickamauga camp health care
Frank A Cady writes from Chickamauga July 24 1808 detailing the trek from Chicago to the Chickamauga area Then reports on sick soldiers in the Leiter Hospital near Chattanooga and Marshall field There are about 400 typhoid fever cases and 10 000 troops in camp He praises the Chicago lady donor of beds and the nurses and doctors tending the wounded and ill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickmauga
Dixie
Chicago
Guthrie
Nashville
Chickamauga
Georgia
Charleston
Geller
Chigkamauga
Willam Pfeifer
Marshfield
William In- Pyore
Spencer
Company A
Laem
Pfeiffer
LaFevge
Ruth
Marshfeld
St. Gy
Ghateganooga
Pieter
Ineruly
Har
Walt
Sherman Go Brely
Alek Wry
Leiter
ILS
Tovill
Charleson
Paank
Adjourned School Report for Wisconsin District
The committee reviewing the district report by Mr. E M Deming finds the district finances correct in all respects as of July 18 1898. They note balances, recommend treasurer’s report replication excluding date received funds, and urge destruction of old school bonds. They demand payment of district overdue balances by the city treasurer and praise the current treasurer’s records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nansitfield
Woop County
Wisconsin
E. M. Dewing
Diley
Deming
Denung Hay
Ube
Fem and Porson
Repor
Seo
Amonusy
Atsirich Pranaurer
Duinard
Marahfeid
Bel
Biluncea
Uistrie Wa
Wintrice
A. D
Frans A. Davy
Robert L. Kraus
J. Wintre
Excursion to Wittenberg by G and N Ry for orphans home
Special train to Wittenberg for the Martin Lusher Orphans Home on July 15 departs at 7:25 AM from Stratford and Marshfield. Return from Wittenberg at 5:30 PM with stops at all intermediate stations. Round trip fares: Marshfield 2.00, Stratford 1.75, Teawood 1.30, Edgar 1.90, Marathon City 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lusher
Wittenberg
Jenying Marshfleld
Marshfeld
Stratford
Teawood
Edgar
Marathon City
The Dreaming Compositor
Ray Williams, recently moved near the office, works in typesetting during leisure and has a knack for sewing sticks of type. One night he dreamt he was at the case and, in his sleep, wandered the house asking where to dump the stickful. He awoke in a delicate attire, his eyes wide, and explained his demand as if a printing task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Willams
Ray
John
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the Marshfield Times
Marshield
Wis
Frank Cady
Lincoln + Park
Skerville, Wis
Deyinit Brewings
Carrien
Striey
J. P
Lonergan
Adler's Block
Tiffault & Kamps
Carly
oMec
R. A.kempler
D.D.S
L. Wrights Bakery
W. T.poad
Destrsr
Cedar St
Teath
N. Alcorn
M.D
Strongy Ave
Stavens Point
H & Lathrop
Phyxtelon
Spurgeon
Omeo Avar Postales
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