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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1893
Page
5
The page lists a flood of odd ads and notices from Oshkosh and Marshfield areas, including cheap wallpaper, local shop promotions, church and civic events, social gatherings, and a political climate note. It mentions the World’s Fair statue sale, a death in Hewitt, and a large tax-related payment by Oshkosh officials.
A long list of personal mentions describes Mr J T Hagsell moving from Ghili tate city and Hy A Upham traveling to Pom du Tac for business. Several officials and locals including John Brinkman mayor, ALA Gryves of Loyal, and the Sage of Richfield Davis visited the Tremont, with others from Curis Milzer to Ferdinand Flaig and Marci of Spencer noted in transit.
Aunty Poppy of Bickerville died last Wednesday night. Mr Poppy was a county pioneer who did business in the city last summer renting Steve Luecke's place on Central Ave between 1d and 4th streets. He leaves a wife and eight children. He was 53 and died from the geippe.
The disaster reports a recurring grip epidemic with symptoms including sore throat neck ache and night sweats spreading through the western and northern counties. Doctors warn elderly are most at risk as cases surge in this year of strain and public scenes of concern spread amid social and household impacts. Local updates mention school closures and medical visits while residents recount personal hardships and the strain on daily life.
A clipped notice reports an event at the Opera House Bates involving a person or act described as Steesan and a reference to a precious baby. Details are fragmentary and unclear in the readable text.
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