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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1894
Page
1
A sunny Marshfield day drew huge crowds for the 117th birthday celebration with a grand parade. Thirty-two floats showcased local business and industry from Marshfield Pump Works to hardware firms and breweries while music, military components, bicycles, and riders delighted spectators across the main streets.
The Marschfeld district No 1 annual meeting was held Monday at 7 pm in the high school. W H Upham chaired. district clerk Ingalls reported 1104.95 in orders drawn and treasurer Cady listed receipts and disbursements. A committee verified the treasurer’s report, and the meeting adopted clerk reports.
A 19th century report notes Wolsteroua internal components shift from China to America in making fire crackers. The piece jokes about noise and ear splitting effects, warning that dynamite like crackers can injure fingers, and mocks cheaper 10 cent bands versus 25 cent horsecrail style contraptions. It laments the Chinese cracker losing favor in American markets.
Danjel Come to thy Julement Tabarcacle had Get Away Without Being Juded. Daniel Allen, accused of murdering Henry Wright near Loyal in Clark county, was acquitted after a 30 minute jury deliberation at Neillsville. A respected 43 year old farmer and Methodist, Allen had prior flight from arrest and a long pursuit before a life sentence was overturned for a new trial. The community bears $15,000 in costs as the case concludes.
A public notice warns bicycle riders to slow on the avenue after multiple accidents. It states the avenue is not a race track, encourages moderate speed, and urges riders to avoid reckless passing to protect pedestrians and themselves.
A stylish party in the Pulling home at Second and Cherry streets last Friday drew invited society guests. Data's Wausau orchestra provided music for dancers and lively conversation filled the corners of the large residence. The evening stayed pleasant and formal with cream, cake, and lemonade served.
The two year old son of Will Bradley found a can of concentrated lye in an old cupboard and drank a mouthful. His cries brought help and a physician treated burns to the mouth and throat. The injury was painful but not serious since little lye entered the stomach. Parents urged to keep poisons out of reach.
Upham Mfg Co showed a sample of bedroom suits at the Chicago agents added by Mr Coy superintendent. The natural oak antique finish pieces were placed in finishing rooms for company members and guests to view. The goods are praised for superior workmanship and design.
Ringling Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows arrive in Stevens Point on Monday July 10 and travel to Med ford and Neillsville by July 14. The article touts the vast scale of the production with top equestrians, aerial and gymnastic acts, thrilling horseracing and Rome inspired pageantry. It highlights a grand street procession and illuminated displays, promising a festival of wonder and spectacle for local residents.
Brown Brothers of Rhinelandar lure a Polish group by offering 40 acres for church and priest residence as a settlement site. Alex Stewart Lumber Co plans to aid a new colony near Rhinelander with lands open for logging and development. The region around Wood Marathon Oneida and northern counties holds thousands of homes and fertile, well watered lands awaiting settlers.
Dr Brewer, esteemed head of his field in heart throat lung liver and blood diseases, offers treatment to chronic cases. He will be at Tremony House in this city on Tuesday July 17 for consultations and potential cures.
An advertisement touts Monarch Treo wheels as the best choice for buyers seeking easy running strength and durability, claiming the wheel requires no repair and offers all around performance. The message emphasizes superiority and ease of use in a concise sales pitch.
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