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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1893
Page
4
The letter-like text from the 1 March 1603 issue expresses strong party views on government, tariffs, and labor, arguing protections are constitutional and critiquing Democratic platforms. It discusses Supreme Court rulings, union wage effects, and calls for policy actions. The piece reflects period political rhetoric and commentary.
A disputed Crow Washington publication in the Mississippi Valley Lumberman sparks a public sensation. Democrats seen split, with southern members likely to support or oppose actions. lumber interests and tariff politics feed pressure on Congress as the president’s stance looms.
The editor notes a request for a public statement from Colorado leaders about a state wide issue. The piece suggests relief from unemployment and prosperity in other states, while Congress debates debts as the new year begins and officials weigh actions.
A jumble of personal notices notes and social visits across Eau Claire county. Mentions include Mrs Sheth visiting Aviens and a Wyseworth business trip to Hartford. Mry Richards visiting relatives in Randolph Wiss. Foster of Cyensonts CM and Mrs J G Hayward hosting a winelh party. Rev Joseph Brown at Wines come Ball Prairie and Winghester. Geo Snaitght visiting Eau Claire lumbermen and Ballurday gatherings. Capt Ames called to Bipas about his mother in law Mrs Ames Stevens. Mosier Bros of Tremont selling their Dodge Co farm. Frank with car lubrication patent in Cincinnati.
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