Murder in the Ozark Flats Ends in Convictions Hopes
Miss Catherine Ging a Minneapolis dressmaker, was murdered after being lured on a ride. Suspects Harry Hayward Adry Hayward and Glaus Blixt confessed to involvement. Blixt implicated by Adry and Harry with police pursuing indictments in Minneapolis and St Paul. A manhunt and trials loom as the case draws to a grim close.
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Inaugural Peace Talks Shape Governor Elect's Ceremony
The article notes Gov Peek showing deference to his successor and sketches a possible inaugural scene. It cites Major Upham’s views and outlines plans for a Madison visit on the 20th, including an informal executive chamber reception and Mrs Upham meeting city leaders, with ongoing uncertainty about pomp versus a simple transfer of duties.
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We Need an Opera House in Marshfield
A damaged 19th century plea urges Marshfield to build an opera house after the old venue burned. It claims a population over 6,000 lacks amusements and calls for outside capital and local support to begin planning and fundraising for a new opera house.
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Timiey
Austin
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Marshfield
Ted
Out of Sight Candy Plot in Store Modern Talk
A dramatic in store encounter unfolds as a remorseful visitor seeks 2000 pounds of candy to avert despair. Jacobson plans to stock for holiday trade and agree to a partner in selling the confections, asking for precise selling figures to begin the venture.
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Jacobson
Jacob
Fine Candies Holiday Sale Ad Speech
A fragmented ad promotes Holiday Candies at a store. It mentions a shopper asking for more caramel and notes Jacobson figures and a phone extension 45 for service. The tone mimics a casual sales pitch.
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Jacobson
Ancient Wisconsin medal sparks hunt for coin
In Clark County near Mir nfield to Clippewa Falls a relic hunter discovers a likely 1797 dated medal bearing the Father of his county portrait. The piece, made of silver and copper, is described as an old survivor of a veteran Indian chief's store and a possible $8 value. Sargent seeks buyers while offering a large sum, but he runs Shinley’s drug store and won’t part easily.
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Wantjo Stanley
A. R
Mir Nfield
Clippewa Falls
Onan
Clark County
Woods
Wisconsin
Sargent
Relis
Shinley
K of P Officers Election Held at Local Lodge
K of P officers were elected at a lodge meeting last Thursday evening. The slate includes Chancellor Cone, Senior Vice Chancellor L. Bh. Wi Prekae Lacy Gavin as Master of Arms Nelley Horn, Master of Mfumbce W. H. Kamps, Master of Exchequer Dr. KX W. Doege, and other posts filled by Andrew Sexton Werk G Vedder J Cole Adan Paulus Chas Denrick and Keep Alwster.
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Cone Vieu-Chanvelint
L. Bh
Prekae
Lacy Gavin
Arms
Nelley Horn
Mfumbce
W. H. Kamps
Dr. KX
W. Doege
Andrew Sexton
Werk
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Vedder J2
Cole
Adan Paulus
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Denrick Fame
Keep Alwster 'Enster
Insurance Firms Refused Payout After 1894 Lumber Fire
In 1894 a lumber mill fire devastated a village, destroying the site and leaving the owner Sherphe with insurance claims of 810,000 in Queen and Co. The insurers balked at payment, leading to circuit court action in Neenah to recover the amount. The lawsuit seeks 10, BS2.49 as part of the contested sums. Also mentioned are a postal list at Marshfield, with names of unclaimed letters and a brief classifieds-like notice.
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Iear Mannville
Sherphe
Queen
Old Settler William Sauté Dies in Craud Rapids
William Sauté, early county settler and brother of Senator Thomas J. Seoul of Merrill, died at his home in Craud Rapids on Monday evening. He had been a prominent figure in local affairs and a longtime member of the Wisconsin Riv company.
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Thomas
J. Seoul
Merrill
Craud Rapids
Seobe
Wisconsin
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