New Year Reflections and Marshfield City Needs
A Marshfield Times year end piece reflects on 1897 and urges improvements for 1898. Citizens name sewerage as the top need, with calls for better roads, a new city hall, and enhanced utilities. Several residents propose plans and praise growth while wishing prosperity.
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W. D. Connor
Marshfield
Alves Marshfield
Nyu
Laymltes
Rey
Risen
Kryus
Fred Vollmne
Central Avenue
Upbam
Marshfield Urges Urgent Sewerage System and Civic Reforms
An editorial urging Marshfield to adopt a prompt sewerage system to prevent health crises and epidemics. It calls for abolishing city passes, protecting railroad crossings, attracting new factories, and advertising the city. Advocates selecting capable leaders and establishing a strong municipal finance plan.
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Hume
Annual Congregational Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The annual congregational meeting of the First Presbyterian church will be held at the church on Friday evening. The program shifts from the usual business meeting to a social affair with a gong service from 7:30. Reports from officers and election of new officers follow, then refreshments and a watch meeting. All members are urged to attend and enjoy the evening.
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First Presbyterian Church
Indies
Congresstion
Cure for Hog Cholera Claims Simple Hog Remedy
The Alma Bailala County Journal reports a simple hog cholera cure, detailing farmer HH C Brown of Modena who supposedly used a boil mixture of flaxseed and sesame or thyme with brain meal to treat hogs. The account claims fast recovery for his herd and a neighbor’s afflicted pigs, urging cautious adoption by farmers.
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Alma, Bailala County Journal
HH. C. Brown
Modena
Brown
Thal
Seeking the Girl in Town Mission Tale and Missing Daughter
A newspaper item recounts a young girl who arrived claiming Plainfield origins and was seen in multiple places including a high school, a mansion, and a local inn. She received aid from a generous woman and appeared inclined to stay away from home as a local man from Marshfield suspects she was enticed away by a man promising teaching work. He traveled to Two Rivers after gathering what details he could.
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Plainfield
Mann
Ram Diab Place
Plainfeld
Marshfield
Two Rivers
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Lodge Members
The undersigned extend profound thanks to neighbors and friends for kind acts during our husband and father's illness and burial. Special thanks to Modeco Woodmar lodge members. Mrs Anxa Reworxe and family express sincere gratitude.
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Modeco Woodmar Lodge
Anxa
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