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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1893
Page
5
Readable items describe cold weather days in Wisconsin, theatre and social events, church and school activities, post honors and local politics. Mentions include Portage, Marshfield, Stevens Point, Adler’s hall, and local officials. The slice captures community chatter, upcoming season openings, and notable visits.
The Democratic convention ousted county clerk Young and nominated Bever for treasurer amid accusations of mismanaged funds and missing cash. Rival parties proposed replacements. a county board investigation followed into private use of county funds and mortgage loans tied to bank dealings.
A report summarizes injuries, a house fire near Season in Masonville, and cultural events at the Opera House. The item mentions a rock drill accident injuring Gay, a house fire origin suspected from defective lamps near 2210 o'clock last Thursday, and upcoming performances by the Northern Lights Ladies Chorus and Masquerade Ball at the Opera House with details on tickets and seating.
The notice advertises Singer Sewing Machines for sale at the company rooms one door north of Mason's Photograph gallery and cites the Singer agent Dyr Jol Mahe of Waisau demonstrating qualities. It mentions the building committee of a Lutheran church praising a furnace purchased from Noll Hardwire Co and notes a public reopening on Monday next July 6 after aid work.
The White Rose League met on the first Wednesday of March and again on Sunday evenings at 140 p.m. Meetings commission officers included Mrs T E East, Mrs Thresher, and Mrs Y Music with plans for monthly gatherings and the ladies aid society. A schoolyard baseball game ended with the old folks prevailing over the boys in a humorous display.
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