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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1894
Page
4
Report from Madison on Attorney General O'Connor's handling of public land trespass prosecutions. Critics question prosecutions and funding while noting shifts in power, upcoming ceremonies, and planned legislative steps. Also coverage of the State Historical Society meeting, agricultural college lectures, and Turkey’s massacre inquiry.
Prize dance announced at the hall on December 26 with a best lady prize and an invitation to all. Also mentions Santa Claus wire to A Wright, holiday goods distribution in Wood county, and a county board session in Marathon. Mrs FE Derby resumes furniture and undertaking business in Marshfield with low prices.
The Marshfield High School Alumni Association mourns Miss Viola Reidy, expressing deep sympathy for her family and noting the loss of a beloved member. The notice includes reminiscences, local anecdotes, and a call to explore dental work, with unrelated community notices and a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a child with croup.
A man named Schulze living near Abbotsford was found hanging by his brothers last Monday after disappearing seven weeks ago. It is described as a death by his own action with a handkerchief over his face and a dog’s barking noted. The article hints at local indications surrounding the event and mentions a nearby prison count unrelated to the case.
A plea to business leaders and families to support local churches schools and institutions by spending locally. The author urges generosity for the town’s elevation and moral progress, warns against sending money away, and stresses charity begins at home to sustain the city and its citizens during hard times.
Last meeting elected officers include President Mrs G A Lupient Secretary Mrs B G Lees Treasurer Mrs Ward Chaplain Mrs Phoebe Wilson Guard Mrs Pat Harkins and others in a Masonic lodge. Installation planned for January with Mechanics Lodge No 6 in the city hosting. Upham Manufacturing Co annual meeting elected W H Upham G M and M H Wheeler as directors and officers.
The National Cycle Exhibition will run in Chicago from January 7 to 12, 1805. It features bicycles and bicycle appliances, performances by renowned riders from across the country, music, and other attractions. Wisconsin Central Ry will offer round trip tickets at one third on the certificate plan. Huis. W. H. Beacit. Agt.
L A Wright proprietor of the city bakery and restaurant has received a carload of toys and Christmas goats imported from Germany. He also offers fresh oysters of all grades and a fresh supply of groceries and canned goods. Call for your Christmas supplies at this reliable house.
Sheriff Me of Chippewa county went to Oshkosh and removed eight insane patients from the hospital in Unat city to Waser. The Menominee have commenced their winter logging near Shawano and will bank 17,000,000 feet, 2,000,000 less than usual. This is due to 19 googer old slushy rngs which raise logging costs.
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