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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1904
Page
12
Marshfield and surroundings feature a mosaic of notices and short items. Advertisers promote book binding and Christmas gifts while officials discuss crows and hawks bounty and new deputy sheriffs. Community events include a theater matinee and town basketball, with local merchants announcing bargains and new settlers finding footing.
Mrs. Edward Daly of Grand Rapids reportedly killed herself by drinking carbolic acid on a Wednesday. She had been married a short time to Edward Daly, son of the late John Daly, a well known Wisconsin River lumberman. Domestic troubles are alleged to have caused her untimely death.
A community notice states a mistaken warrant request for Geo Bresing was made. The author apologizes for the error, asserts Bresing’s innocence, and retracts insulting remarks toward Mr and Mrs Geo Bren of Auburndale. The notice names Ferdinand Scheschi and signer Mr Zerer.
A band Shall venue hosted a meeting that formed the Married People's Dancing Club with about fifty couples. The group will stage five or six dances this winter, starting around January 1st, with John P. Hume Robert Connor and Pred K Pollard named to plan arrangements and music.
A shopper asks where Mike is and explains he is heading to Kleinheins for Christmas toys and candies. The store is noted for a large assortment and right prices.
Patrons are notified that the partnership between Ralph Fuller and Frank Mathe operating as Fuller and Mathe Co in cream separators gasoline engines and creamery butter has dissolved. Future business will be conducted by F Ventzka and Co and they will not be responsible for debts contracted by Fuller and Mathe Co. Money due should be paid to F Vertzka and Co. Dec 5 1904. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea now sold in tablets by Sexton Brothers for 38 cents.
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