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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
8
Franklin K. Lane delivers a Flag Day message to Interior Department workers in Washington. The Flag speaks of everyday Americans, from Idahoe homestead cases to Michigan mothers, linking small acts to the nation’s symbol and future.
A schoolteacher in Ohio taught first letters to a boy who would pen a song to uplift a nation as the flag becomes a symbol of collective effort. The crowd declares the work of all citizens shapes the flag, from constitution to street sweeps, urging belief in shared purpose amid floods and crop delays. Barns wrecked, a silo down, and a circus visit as rains slow planting and harvest progress in the neighborhood.
In Bethel on Tuesday a heavy wind storm caused damage and prompted a road crew to work four days last week. Prof. H. T. Elliott, a business caller, was taken to Marshfield by Mr. C. B. Van Gorder. Mrs. Kelly returned home, and Foote’s crew continued road repairs through the period.
St. Albans Episcopal Church plans to convert the Below Lumber office into a guild hall and use the adjacent vacant lot for a public playground with swings. The idea aims to raise funds for equipment if adopted, but no final plan has been decided yet.
A 1902 poem by Joaquim Miller mourns Bret Harte. It laments the death of the Sierra poet, praising his humility and steadfastness while picturing a ship bearing him toward Orient skies.
A terse courtroom exchange from the Boston Transcript features a lawyer pressing a physician about whether a woman was examined before confirming insanity. The physician testifies he asked the woman her age and she claimed to be two years older than another man named Steve.
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