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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1892
Page
5
A trimmed collage of village items reports new potatoes in market while stray notes mention Wakeham or Yellow Tivery Ber Chrifin UBinding a cry canto ids duleitinn to lis tesielence Vincente Bros. Hivery Inn purchase, Bell's Hotel at Athens, and various local names, dates, and events in a rambling, informal town column style.
The Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Ry will sell round trip tickets to Maxlison and return dates July 18 and 29. One and one third fare for the round trip applies. Departure and return details provided by the railroad in Monona.
A jurgy verdict is awaited in a case about a man found dead in a shanty near Grand Rapids. The scene remains unclear with no apparent leads or suspects, and the investigation shows little progress or new evidence.
An excursion by train from Marshfield to the new brewery at Grew Rape ils by Nelmbe and Stahl will be formally dedicated to Gambrinus next Sunday. The forenoon trip departs at 10 30 from Marshfield over the PLE and N returning in the evening. A large party from hens will attend.
The city council on Monday evening appointed a committee to appear before the Normal School Regents to present Marshalfield's proposal for tuition and to discuss moving the school. Plans mention a $12,000 appropriation and opposition notes that departure seems likely.
A garbled passage mentions King Balt and Jol Rowseh of Nagonville and a purchase of latow with unclear amounts. It notes a drive to a location about ten miles away and references a circus and carnival. Names Colin and John appear amid the confusion.
The census figures show a rising number of children in schools, with the population growing steadily. Detailed counts classify pupils by age groups and districts, reflecting increasing enrollment and future staffing needs.
A scrambled list of names and travel notes shows residents and visitors across Grantor Unity Marathon Wausau Neenah and nearby towns. Individuals such as J G Caufield Pattersod Thomas Upham and Z D Brothers are mentioned visiting Fond du Lac Menomonie and Chilton with various business trips and familial calls.
In a disputed separation the partners Korth and Vast will navigate a rebranding of their establishment to Korth's Opera House. Me Korth plans to stage first class campadleg shows while maintaining high standards. Proposals aim to improve grounds and buildings and attract a liberal patronage from theatergoers and friends of the park.
In Oshkosh, a fire at the corner of Central Avenue and Second Street destroyed buildings and spurred owners Murrey and Ramanott to dig two large cellars along the block. Romanott died soon after, delaying action. Major Wigram then took ownership amid unsettled negotiations. Rumors say a new structure may rise, possibly a store with office rooms, while neighbors expect any development to fill the unimproved grounds.
Miss Lucy Smith returns from Tari to Widn Wednesday evening where she worked trimming hats at a millinery shop. The town records show many visitors including Supt. Warran Tarbox of the Necedwh Timber Co from Athens and Col By Th Givys Tue, plus Sam Shafer of the Colbe Phonograph who installed lodge signs and ordered piano shipments for Matstyllelt Lodge No 110.
Fragmented OCR yields a report on council proceedings. It mentions waterworks franchise, a bid for a Nerond school, a Madison unit committee, and a select group approving a marshfield light titan poll related measure with permits and authority. The text is garbled but centers on local governance actions and approvals.
Fragmented OCR text reports on a local business owner with ties to Dyer Bros and a legal pursuit by a marshal. Names appear garbled but reference a proprietor, a city context, and a Thursday event involving a chase and a court connection to M. Popham, an attorney.
A group led by Baxter and Follett set out from Elund Junction for a day’s fishing. The trip soured as gear failed and a fisherman toppled into the stream, prompting a frantic rescue attempt.
Fragmented notices list chores and vacancies with unclear names and places. Mentions of Marshfield, Park, Mrs. S, and various ads for a girl for housework, clothing, and miscellaneous services appear amid unreadable OCR.
A garbled notice from Woolkhark Bros promotes sale of tar items and superior machinery. It promises exchanges for wheat and wool, mentions terms and a guarantee, and invites interested individuals to inquire at the stated location.
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