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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1895

Page

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Thief Traced After Ulster Stolen From Storefront

A man lifted a shop ulster between five and six on Wednesday evening. Joe Buner alerted store occupants, and Oliver Gerwing tracked the suspect to the round house where the coat was recovered from a German-speaking youth named Jug Ryan. The youth was taken before Judge Hirth and sent to the county jail for theft, with a six month term or until the dog day in August.

Lacmle Joe Buner Sury Oliver Gerwing Apa Ubere Port Rawards Round House Round House Gerwing Ninus Ulster Ryan Hartlfield Tronis

Ground Hog Day Weather Folklore Report

The piece describes Ground Hog Day on February 24 with folklore about a groundhog predicting the length of winter. It notes the hog's behavior depending on cloud cover and shadow, suggesting six more weeks of winter if a shadow is seen, with a nod to observer Prof. til Hicks in St. Louis, Missouri.

Lee Til Hicks St- Louis

Ice Carnival Attracts Crowd In Masked Evening

A large Saturday crowd gathered at the ice rink for a masked masquerade carnival under festive lights with music. About 200 attended despite cold weather and prizes were awarded for best lady character Mrs Prank Noll best lady comic Miss Sophia Thomas best gent character Mr Ed Mitchell and best gent comic Henry Merions.

Prank Noll Sophia Thomas Fd. Mitchell Henry Merions

Leg Injury At Logging Camp Involving Badah And Cranmer

At a logging camp Tuesday night Sid Badah suffered a severe crush injury to his left leg while handling a log and a chain. Pete Cranmer and an accompanying party rushed him to camp and then to the city with W estrail. Badah, a well liked young worker, was aided by coworkers and an ambulance noted a fund of 32 percent collected at the camp.

Pete Cranmer Hin Sid Badah Mr. Badah Craver Bodwh Ieft

Log hauling by rail replaces river driving in county

Log transportation has shifted from river driving to rail in the county. Sawyer & Austin and Nicholas at La Crosse mills now receive three trainloads of logs daily, ending the old practice of floating logs down Blick River. The experiment, begun last winter, promises faster delivery and savings, avoiding spring floods and lengthy wait times for logs to arrive.

Sawyer & Austin Nicholas la Cross Blick River

Weather records and local notices from Sherman county

Last year’s record shows 2 rainy days, 19 snowy days, and cold snaps with 30 degrees below zero on 4 occasions. Rain fell in October most days. July–September had only 10 rainy days total. Snow fell in January, February, March, April, November, and December. Last week hay loads from J. G. Davis’s Richould farm weighed 3 tons 80 pounds and over 4 tons. Davis ships 30 tons to Medford. Deputy Sheriff Wicker and chairman Kayhart return from Madison with ward details. Charles Griebler, 40, declared insane and admitted to asylum. leaves 30-acre farm and debts. Kayhart named administrator.

Colyy Phonograph Jerome Parkhill Wilth Oply Thayain Jone Cantral J. G. Davis Richould Davis Medford Shevill Wicker Cally Kayhast Sherman Clark County Madison Menidon Ble Charles Griebler Sulier Sheriman Kayhart

Boy breaks leg while logging near Stratford

Louis Kreiser suffered a serious injury last Wednesday when a logging accident occurred on the Stratford road. A log shifted a sapling, causing him to be knocked back and his right leg broken below the knee.

Stratford Louis Kreiser Mr. Kreiser

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