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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1902

Page

8

Weekly Crop Bulletin and Local Antiquity Find

The week brings hopeful crop reports with warm weather aiding corn and small grains. Wheat rye oats barley and clover show maturity or strong growth. lodging noted in oats and barley. Potatoes and tobacco improve. fruit quality varies with berries ripening while apples look discouraging. A copper spearhead found near Chippewa Falls sparks historical interest. Grand Rapids Fourth of July turnout and county celebration details follow with military drills, races, and fireworks.

Pickling Ground Prep and Local Baseball Challenge

Instruction on preparing ground for planting and pest control using wood ashes tobacco dust and bone meal with deep planting and thinning. Plus a community baseball challenge between Athens and Edgar to be played at Wausau on Sunday July 13 with a $200 prize and special train service, gate receipts split.

Bern Athens Edgar Agro Edgar Wausau Northwestern Road

Factory for artificial flies run by Miss Frost in Berlin

The Berlin Journal notes a fly making factory employing 69 women led by a woman owner Miss Frost. Despite frost ending the Ay season, the operation continues producing artificial flies for fishermen, reflecting local industry and gender roles.

Stevens

Married on the Fourth in city court office

At 10 30 last Friday Rose Sebstad of Rozenville and Gustav Brock of this city were united in marriage by Municipal Judge R E Andrews at his office. They will reside here Brock works as a clerk in the Tiffault Kemps Mercantile company store. The newly married couple are estimable well known and popular in this community.

Rose Sebstad Rozenville Gustav Brock R. E. Andrews Brock Tiffault-Kemps Mercantile Company

Griepentrog Hoops Wedding at Zion Church Spencer

A joyous wedding united Lizzie Griepentrog and An. W. Hoops on Tuesday July 1 at Zion's church Spencer with a large reception and banquet at the bride’s father’s home. The ceremony was led by Rev. Imm, guests praised the couple, and a lively reception with music and dancing followed into daylight.

Cupid Evangelical Lutheran Ziot’s Spencer Lizzig Griepentrog An. W. Hoops Lydia Hoops Emma Griepentrog Tda Schroeder Messrs Ferd. Griepentrog P. W. Natzke Fred Griepentrog Ark Lizzie Imm Zion’s Church Joan Hoops Pridal Cas Hulda ‘Wildeprandt Ida Epentrog Lena Melfertin Livsie Griepentrog Anna Schwantes Henry Hoops Fred Schwantes Arthur Hafemann Wm, Todt Herman Neumann

Progress Fourth of July Notes Reflect Local Patriotism

Notes from Progress and vicinity describe a Fourth of July celebration with Brennerman absent but drums and reveille at dawn. Earle Scott and Richard Rosing, with two Chicago youths, stirred patriotic sentiment while Mrs. Marie Zimmerman hosted in her new home. Carrie Dickson and Prof Hamlin’s wife attended, ice cream and fruit were shared, and an MAW group hosted a morning ride to Nascaville. The day featured music, athletics, tableaux, and displays at Woodman hall, with Lindsey providing piano music on return.

Times Brennerman Earle Scott Richard Rosing Chicago America Marie Zimmerman Afton Nascaville Woodman Hall Sway Lindsey

Purposeful Jewelry Promise from Zweck Ad

An advertisement urges buyers to choose Zweck jewelry for reliable quality at the lowest prices. It claims top-tier goods and warns of no mistakes in selecting fine pieces.

Severe Wind Storm Destroys Property Across City and State

A midnight wind storm caused damage in the city with fallen shade trees and several small buildings south of town. At Pittsville the BW Ring mill barn and over 200 feet of lumber sheds were destroyed, with thousands of feet of lumber lost, estimated at $2000. The storm was general, especially in the south, with a cloudburst washing out railroad tracks.

Pittsville

Northwestern Excursion Rates for Summer Travel

Travel notices advertise Northwestern line excursions from Green Lake to Weston and Elmwood to Weston with round trip fares and monthly limited tickets. Home seekers’ excursions offer reduced rates on the first and third Tuesdays June through October, plus various sleeping cars and amenities. Also posted are routes and prices for other rail lines, with on sale dates and agents’ contact for Pere Marquette Milwaukee inquiries.

Green Lake Lne Northwest Chicago & Northwestern R'y Chicago & Northwestern R'y’ Co Elmwood Weston Wis Co. St. P.M Emerald Chicago, St. Paul

Pete Marquette Named Official Route to Providence Convention

The Pete Marquette is selected as the official route to the B. P. Uy convention in Providence, Rhode Island, July 10-13. A large Milwaukee delegation will depart in July. The Pere Marquette issued a Summer Tour Book with route rates, alphabetically organized to help travelers compute trip costs. Information and the copy of the book are available on request through this paper.

Pers Warquette Providence Niagara Falls Buffalo Montreal Hudson River New Yarke Ccdsamnae Oe Washington & Philaphia Portland Toronto Niswara Falls Boston A. W. JaxEson T. P. A. Pere Marquette Milwaukee Wis Oxwaap Barists Pete Marquette R. I Transportation Teader Pere Marquette

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