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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1899
Page
3
A petition backing Judge James J. Taigh of Beaver Dam for the 2th Judicial circuit is circulating. The Democratic jurist would represent Dodge, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha counties if nominated.
Fragmented report notes a disputed enamel cure with claims of long trial and prescription, mentions a controversial product by Cheney & Co and Toledo G, and reports Kuward Walne, son of George M Palne, named captain of company B, 2d regiment, W. N. G., ending a company dispute and tying the new leader to prior service.
A police report identifies Larson, an ex convict, arrested in Marinella on charges of starting fires to settle telegraph poles. He admits guilt and is linked to pole burnings along Soo line routes over the past year, signaling a rising pyromaniac case in the area.
Sout Pree to All he cub M. Smyth Company at 150 to 166 West Madison Street Chicago advertises a harvest household furnishings establishment offering a richly illustrated catalog with prices for all items. I. 7. Conrad died at his Jackson County home from dropsy. was a 1932 New York resident and member of a volunteer company for over forty years.
The article details current stationery trends emphasizing monograms, crests, and decorative initials. It notes favored colors gold, silver, and blue, with crest motifs and elegant scripts as markers of taste. Size standards for letter and note papers are given, and lamination and paper finishes are described as part of stylish presentation.
In Philadelphia a bishop ordained Thaniel N Lehman to the ministry after twelve candidates each opened a Bible planted with a slip of paper. Amos Charles assisted and the rite followed the churchs informal custom with a holy kiss greeting the new minister.
The readable text shows a fragmented advertisement listing items like seeds or goods, mentioning quantities and prices such as 1.20 and references to a catalogue and samples. It reads as a disjointed trade notice with unclear product names and providers.
An odd fragment notes cafe and observation remarks praising excellent service and superb strains. Mentions Queen and Creacent Ruuly related to Cincinnati south, with unclear context and partial phrasing.
A historic notice lists an official from the Shoshone agency in Wyoming, Adam Smail, ordered to report at once. He is described as overseeing operations at mills and related government duties while his family resides at Pond du Lie. The handwriting obscures many details.
An advertisement touts a supposed cure called OG BIOPS offered by mail for 25 cents. It claims relief for colds, flu, rheumatism, nervousness, and other ailments, with testimonials from various places and mentions endorsements by public figures, urging readers to mail payment and receive the remedy.
A bouncy, fragmented review notes Grain-O as a coffee substitute praised for a mocha like color and smooth taste. It mentions children and adults may drink it, and hints at purity claims. A stray line references a cooperative tailor shop abandoned in New York.
A fragmented report describes a fire incident near a steamer with a damaged text rendering details unclear. The readable parts reference a New York regiment and a late January event, with the family narrowly escaping harm as contents were affected.
A soothing remedy claims to ease suffering and restore nerves to health. The Pabst Starking company offers gold to the top marksman in the 4th Wisconsin Volunteers. Award based on range work at Camp Shipp.
The ad extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safeguard for approaching maternity. It features testimonials from Mrs. Gal Now Samar and Myre Bison praising relief from womb trouble and pregnancy discomfort, noting advice from Mrs. Pinkham and promising substantial benefit. The passage also mentions a perceived rise in bank clearings as context for the era.
A disjointed OCR note reports an anti-GOP committee accusing a rival of meddling in a senatorial contest. The garbled text mentions a chain of names and places, with references to voting, candidates, and alleged interference. The exact entities are unclear due to the damaged source.
The readable parts mention a 1895 date and mentions of places like Guenon Nevada New York Philadelphia and London. It references a shooting of George Everhardt by an escaping burglar and a French shore question being amicably settled. The text is garbled with many misspellings and lacks a coherent single event.
A fragmented passage discusses a grain based drink for children, praising grain Q as a healthy alternative to tea or coffee. It mentions taste comparison to coffee and warns of waste, with a late note about Clark W. Breen, a former publisher from Springhe Mass, who died by his own action.
A note lists travel paths via Quy Crescent and the Southern line from Cincinnati, mentioning Dar Ling and the path through the Quy Crescent route toward Albaville.
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