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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1895
Page
5
Local snippets cover birthdays births and hires across Marshfield with names like Juhasort Loy Hayward Wolf Upham and Krausplus mentions of workers and shops. A February note references Hirtl masquerade and Lincoln birthday celebrations along with dental and furniture ads and a plan to lease land and timber nearby.
Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder advertisement boasts a world beating rise and top quality for cooks and homes. It highlights superior leavening power, convenience, and reliable results endorsed for daily baking tasks.
Arthur H Kelly, the town’s happiest man, has adopted four eight month old babies from Dr Annette Shaw of Eau Claire. He names the youngest Mabel and vows to raise them with care as a family note joins a Milwaukee charity edition where ladies publish a paper to raise funds for charity. The Journal plans a February 29 issue with proceeds donated. The piece also mentions travel lecture updates and state concerns about drought and forest fire relief.
William Young a brakeman on a logging railway was killed at about 10 a m Wednesday while signaling after cars were spotted near Daly & Sampson camp No 2 two miles from Arpit The end of a protruding log struck him from behind and he died instantly Requiem held in Centralia and burial in Necedah He was about 23, married a year and a nephew of V M Peck of the city. He had worked with the same company at several camps and was well liked by locals.
The city paving committee in Marshfield requests negotiations with farmers and other residents regarding street store improvements. Signatories include John Barratas and Laura Batmann among others.
Elapsed week reports show Mr and Mrs Upham visiting Medford on Tuesday while Rev Rolla Branch traveled to Milwaukee last Saturday. Numerous residents such as F N Snell and John Clapper are noted for travels and work. Social events include Epworth League with the Peake Sisters, and Mrs Amy Morse speaking to a gathered crowd. The column also reflects concerns over income, travel, and local commerce amid severe weather.
Fragmentary 19th century notes place Andy in Hot Springs with E s pattis and J Prost moving about portals in J K Baynward s cellar near Spencer while Messrs Cady Reese and Klug arrive at a hotel in Hot Springs and register claiming to be three invalids from Wisconsin the clerk questions the travelers and references a stand pipe fake Postmaster Jason Phillips of Snow searches for a thermometer and Monday Unat will not go below vera Arthur feeds and holds the baby
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