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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1895
Page
5
A garbled ad lists a colon tonic claim for constipation relief and health cures, naming remedies and products while mentioning public schools, local locations, and various names. The fragmentary text references physicians, remedies, and a promise of relief though readability is limited by OCR errors.
Fragmentary report describes Maj. Alosanter's estate and unsettled heirs under U.S. Army service. Mention of property valued around 200,000, will provisions, related in laws, and inquiries into title. Names include Gos Duty, Joseph Rowlette, and Laten heirs, with references to Madison capital and a local doctor’s remedy anecdote.
Fragmentary OCR reveals an obituary dominated by names and places, including Abbishad, Plwedley, Hinkley, Howkins, Krevno, and Varley, with references to a World War veteran, a funeral procession, and a court case. The lively, unsettled narrative notes forest fires, a big event, and family disputes.
A circular from The Wigeonsin experiment station describes methods to control chinch bugs with home remedies. It details emulsion preparation using water, roasing, and Paris green as an insecticide. Emphasizes persistence and reports on trials during the season, urging farmers to replicate results and share findings.
Report from the Weewing area notes Governor Richards attending the soldiers encampment at St Tatts last week. His daughter Jos leads state efforts while voice from GlouTaan hints at voting shifts. The scene includes references to the Nashville club and a cautious stance on a levikeion for r auth.
A garbled reminiscence describes sympathy for Hayward and reader response. The speaker recalls fatigue and pain, mentions a possible condition, and contemplates assistance from FH for building a 'sential' with a carpenter motif.
The Mauonal Assembly opens AVE Sus and cempreheri geam superion with lectures on American History by Prof. Tam Fiske and speakers Tres Gent dolen B Gordon George Keanan Robert Meln rove Fussell If Cusbelshuren Vurland HP. DaVite Talmage and others. Music and entertaining items planned.
Report from Madison on the morning of the election day where Justice Tholow Ss. Oran of the AWisgunatn supreme count will be seated. Speculation swirls about a possible appointment by Gow Vipin and the political maneuvering surrounding the selection. The page notes tensions over a property sale tied to demarguvine and colored victary Qunter, reflecting broader local power plays and reporting on the rumor mill in the run up to the decision.
The readable fragments indicate a discussion of a New York labor matter, a possible vote by an individual named Irabelally Hue, and references to a candidate Tabane. The text is garbled but suggests upcoming spring actions and a political or civic context.
Fragmented OCR text notes a Madison closing event with references to boats, a ridged rise between two locations, and mentions of a person named Jinie achieving a6 5 and a memory of hurt. Details are unclear due to garbled phrases and punctuation.
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