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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
4
The article discusses improving carriage horse stocks amid a surplus of scrubs and high market prices. It recommends selecting Percheron mares, sourcing from prize lines, matching size and color, and emphasizing action and temperament. It also notes a cultural aside about a theatre production and ticket details.
Logging Itams reports Upham Company selling half a million feet of hemlock last week. Reddig Veneer Company employs 340 workers, the largest in its history, with payroll over 4000 per month. Snow last week slowed roads but left ample timber ready for market. Connor camps at Rame showcase seven miles of ice roads and sleigh logs carrying 4000 to 6000 feet per load, illustrating a busy winter lumber scene.
The speaker announces a switch to a strict cash basis starting March 1. Credit will not be extended after this date and phone orders will be collected at delivery. The move aims to benefit customers and the business after careful mercantile study.
William Springboro, a prominent groonkeeper, was arrested after being charged with selling liquor to minors. District Attorney Herman Wipperman appeared for the prosecution, Judge Hirth presiding. Springboro pleaded guilty and was fined $29 and costs, signaling city authorities' resolve to curb youth access to alcohol. Forrest Bulman, a shingle weaver at Upham Manufacturing, injured his left hand in a saw accident. Doctors treated him. the index finger was amputated and others damaged but not crippling. Bulman, a former resident, recently returned to work. friends deeply regret the mishap.
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