Wisconsin Lumber Row Sparks Newspaper Clash
A contentious exchange in the Northern Wisconsin press centers on editorials in the News and a correspondent from Marshfield. The dialogue rebuts claims of falsehood about lumber wages and the Wilson bill’s impact, arguing for balanced reporting and defending regional prosperity amid labor concerns.
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Wee! News
Wisconsin
Wally Marshfield
Daly
Pine
Uels
Wilson
Tunis Wi
Wisesesia Tebor
Fem Wits Mob
Ohshin
Asc
Hurley
Corner Lot for Sale Tremmel’s Addition Tremmel Tremmel
Corner lot on Central Ave Tremmel's addition offers city water at a low price with easy terms for buyers.
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Central Ave
Tremmel
Brion Sets Athens to Marshfield Drive Time Challenge
John Brion of this city wagered 4 hours to Marshfield for a 4 mile trip. He and Mantislurontons set off from Athens traveling via Abbotsford to reach Marshfield in under four hours. Marble told the time amid a procession head, while others in the cutter watched. The superintendent instructed a careful pace and hinted at a hush in the race atmosphere.
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Dol Brion
Athens
Brion
John
Sis. H. Growne Theatre Cons Puts On Last Week Shows
A fragmented report describes Sis. H. W. Growne Theatre Company presenting lively performances last Friday and Saturday evenings. It notes scenes of private parties, dances, and a plea for patronage amid a harsh winter. The story highlights charity efforts from Michigan and Wisconsin communities to aid needy families arriving with little.
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Sis. HW
Growne Theatre Cons
Alice Marble
Mable Huntington
Lutheran Woman Dies in New Ulm Area Funeral
Mrs. Them was born in Preaglaw Gere many September Heb 1828 and emigrated to America in 1844. She lived in Wa tertownm and moved with Jor. Thom ba to this city in 1885. She was a mother to Rev. Thon and leaves a circle of neighbors and friends to mourn. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church on Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. BF. Thron with a large congregation in attendance.
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Gamtesiui
Bor
Preaglaw
Geremany
Ameriga
Nvd
Lutharan
BF. Thron
Nuillsville
Guy Juuyrn
The Sentinel of Wisconsin's Oldest Newspaper
The Sentinel Newsroom, a ten story brick building in Milwaukee hosts the historic paper. It is claimed as the oldest newspaper in Wisconsin if not the Northwest, published daily since 1844 and weekly since 1887, a source of state pride and journalistic tradition.
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Milwaurese Arts
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