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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1886
Page
4
The page compiles weekly weather forecasts and a long list of names and places from The Times dated July 23 1886. It records temperatures, barometer readings followed by a dense roster of individuals, towns, and occupations across multiple regions with scattered dates and events.
Milladore Mrs Gee W Marshall spent days with trends at Dorchester. The Marsh editor reports Hold Nines lost a straight and in a buoy last Friday. W Sutton & Co work on a new dry house for light larrel stock. Geo W Marshall installed a Gyeton scale for public weighing. Monday’s rain nearly suppressed forest fires but danger remains from insufficient rainfall.
Hewity Wiley returned from Mangock Saturday last. A small child of Stewart Smith grew very sick Sunday morning. Dr Hill of Auburndale attended it. Attorney Cady of Marshfield was in town Tuesday. W W Larsen took the train for Neenah Tuesday. Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Korth a son on Monday. M Ruplinger Matt Kautza and Frank Gromer went to Milwaukee for Saengerfest. John Zettler was surprised by a horse entering his saloon Monday evening, prompting a protest about arresting the animal's owner for trespass to property.
A cryptic line asks for a word that deprives a letter and makes you sick. It mentions Masick and Dy Biggers Huckleberry Carlial, and notes it is sold by W A Sex tou 34 4 in a fragmentary advertisement.
Miss Jennie and Hattie Rust returned from Randolph where they visited friends. Mrs E H Winchester of Dar ecester and Miss L Latham formerly of Romeo visited. Mrs F Haylford and daughter Zon of Spencer toured town. Local young men saw games at Marshfield between Spencer and Nasoaville. Dancing events noted for Saturday night. A small blaze near the smoke stack Friday evening was quickly extinguished. First ball game of the season Sunday ended 21 to 58 with the first nine winning. another game planned. Salscheider and Winters involved in local travel, H Lt Farrow's boarding house changed hands, Heath moved to Marshfield. Saw mill resumed Monday then shut down Wednesday. A $5.00 bill found on Majin street or in the store. finder requested to claim it.
Readable items describe property updates, railroad yard work, civic notices, and local testimonials. Reports include Electric Bitters endorsements by W D Sult and Abraham Hare, mill and water wheel improvements by Baldwin and Bailey, rail excursions, crop prospects, political candidacy warnings, travel plans to Ireland, and a theater bout won by W M Judd.
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