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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1886
Page
3
A fragment from a suspenseful scene in Fairview Oregon follows a tense night where a character witnesses a brutal confrontation. The protagonist contemplates retaliation as others rush to explain a murder plot. Dr Bean and Dr Smullan intervene as a capture unfolds, revealing a prison cell moment.
Fragmentary personal narrative recounts early hardship as an orphan, education by friends, life in a village, and a looming romance with a physician. The speaker hints at danger and a concealed past, detailing a vow to write plainly yet keep a crucial relationship secret. A pursuer from the factory era intrudes as the tale nears a pivotal moment.
A fragile narrator recounts meetings with Hugh Staples and Clayton Ferrers in the Fairview circle, revealing a planned secret about Eunice Whalley and Edson Whalley’s estate. The tale follows encounters, a perilous pursuit of identity, and a newborn resolve amid threats from Ferrers and the mansion’s secrets.
A fragmented local page mixes social queries and light lifestyle notes from Washington and New York. Topics range from theatre, marriage intrigue, and ball attire to health resort debates, with playful lines urging picnics and bean-bag games and a brief aside about a New York State caller tapping to Yankee Doodle.
A-long article on dairy and hog feeding outlines butter yields linked to June grass, and suggests rye and corn meal in August to sustain milk. It covers calf rearing with proper feeding stalls, pasture plants like red clover, and hog pasture needs. Dairyman advice, corn warmth, and a beet of honey and wax processing are included, plus a note on 400 barrels of Baldwin apples stored in ice and sold.
A New York correspondent traces William McDowell through his shift from labor organizer to railroad entrepreneur. He recalls McDowell’s Jersey strike era and a harbor excursion, plus clashes with railroad officials at Jersey City. The piece notes ongoing labor actions by Levy Bros., Labor Notes, and Green North Bus Street Railway workers, with 2400 out of work and the Progressive Union breaking from Knights of Labor.
A Mississippi colonel once kicked a rowdy out of the Prentice House in Vicksburg, then later confronted the same man in New Orleans. The later exchange shows the kicked man now addressing the colonel with a witty reply, ending the incident without further trouble.
An advertisement offers engraved portraits of President Clever and a bride by top artists. Subscriptions to Weekly Wisconsin include uniform 19x24 size portraits not for sale elsewhere, mailed postpaid to subscribers who remit $1.00. Also mentions Tomy Bram funding Princeton College and various patent medicines and remedies with brief pitches.
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