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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1912
Page
3
An announced program plans to improve Fate highways with 645 miles of roads, 20 new bridge miles, 160 gravel road miles, 25 wood roads, and 290 miles of dire roads, totaling 643 miles, costing about 1 250 000. The plan includes 250 000 for 123 towns and urges consolidation of state boards to boost agricultural and rural development.
Attorney General Bancroft plans a suit against BLf. Ande of West Als to recover damages of 2000 dollars caused by an injunction that halted the speedy sale barns at the fair grounds. The injunction was dissolved by Judge Martin Lueck in Juneau.
The New York Times report covers reactions of Canadian papers to measures on the rebellion. It notes naval operations near Ship Island and Biloxi Mississippi, exchanges of prisoners, Confederate actions at Port Royal, and Union advances including batteries and fort defenses. It also mentions enlistment terms, a bounty, prize captures, and various local skirmishes across Virginia Kentucky and South Carolina with references to notable figures and commands.
In Richelieu France a monument to a townsman linked to the Richelieu family is under discussion. The Addertie Francaise backs the project, while debate continues on the monument's design in bronze or stone and its placement in the town.
Government statistics place strawberries as a leading crop after apples, with high annual revenue. The article outlines soil prep, choosing plant varieties, planting methods, tools like the dibble, and care including dustmulch, pruning, cultivation, mulching, and timing from April to May 1912.
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