The Rough Rider and a Missing Portrait Mystery
Kent, a detective in Chanter Kent, visits Sedgwick a painter whose studio holds a color print collection and a portrait titled The Rough Rider. A mysterious body is found at Lonesome Cove. Sedgwick fears a connection. Kent investigates while a telegraph messenger interrupts with news.
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Ariat
Sulgwick
Killinger
Piz
Sedgwick
Kent
Bedgewick
Kentchen
Fem
Dennett
Cadystown
Hedestown
Cochcrow
Chlonman
Strange Beach Body Mystery Opens With Hidden Prophecy
Kent and artists Sedgwick discuss a drowned woman found at Lonesome Cove. The body was lashed to a grating, with jewelry on the unknown deceased and a cryptic speech predicting a future epoch. Sedgwick denies knowing the woman while Dennett may reveal details after photographing her.
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Young Mercury
Knit Brosra
Kent
Sedy
Wwick
Tanasome Cove
Pols
Sherif
Sedgwick
eWaitt
Slice
Lovesome Cove
Lonesome Cove
Bin
Devty
Hier Glive
Sedgewick
Chester Kent
Artlst
Dennett
Noton
Appointiment
Mr. Sengwick
Rent
House of Life
Paked
Atull
Fragmentary Times excerpt reports a tense confrontation
The text describes a confrontation where a woman reacts with anger, insults a passerby, and shouts accusatory words after seizing a rock and moving toward cliffs. The scene ends abruptly with an implied continuation next week.
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Ile A Cenpio
Marshfield Special Council Meeting Approves Oil Ordinance
The Marshfield Common Council held a special meeting July 18 1914 to act on an ordinance granting rights to the Standard Oil Company for fifty six years. The measure requires fireproof construction tanks set back from Central Avenue and written approval from the Board of Public Works before use. The ordinance passed 9 to 1 with Alderman Guckenberger voting no and the council adjourned.
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Common Council
Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
City Hall
Felker
Thuss
Guckenberger
Schroeder
Bathrick
Finney
Magar
Jane
Kirschner
Hastings
Juno
Stauss
Roddis
Kailans
City of
Standard Oil Company
State of
Indiana
Saia
Board of Public Works of
Iaid
Central Avenue
G, Felker
John Sedgbert
Lchroeder
MacFarlane
John Seubert
Good Times That Cost Next to Nothing
A Michigan woman recalls frugal vacations by hitching a motorcycle to an old buggy. They traveled each weekend and later took a longer trip with folding canvas cots and a hammock, sleeping outdoors with minimal luggage.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Marshfield Resident
Weak kidneys suffer from overload and failed filtration. Dean's Kidney Pills are praised by George Thuss of Marshfield Wisconsin for curing back pain and kidney weakness after purchasing at Sexton's Drug Store. Price 50 cents and widely available through dealers. Foster Milburn Co. advertises the remedy.
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Marshfield
George Thuss
W. A. St
Wis
Dean
Sexton
Doan
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Secret of
Lonesome Gove
Chanter Kent
Acientlet
Samuel Hopkins Adams
The
Bubba-Marnill Company
Council Proceedings
Terrow
J. C. Hayward
Henry Wahle
M.D. Deutscher Arzt
Rembs & Sturm Furniture Store
Residence St
Cherry St
H. H. Milbee
M.D. C
J. Bk. Vedder
Rose Brothers
Victor A. Mason
Maple Streets
Hipee
Adler Block
R. P. Potter
M. D
Lundgren
House
C. B. Edwards
Marshfield State Bank
Pp. A
R. R. Williams
Attorneys-at-Law
Armory Building
Victor W. Nehs
Attorney-st-Law Herald
Marshfield, Wis
T. Poad
Deming
2Nd and
Cedar Streets
W. H. Lind
D. D
Central Ali
First National Bank
Wood
Francis BE. McGovern
Thomas Morris
A. D
John S. Donald
Henry Johnson
Walter C. Owen
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Marathon
Portage
Waupaca
Waushara
Shawano
Traciphress’ Homme, Medicine Co
Was
New York
Humphreys
William, St. New York
Tadleay
Opine Et Takiona Olber
Piles
Tor
West
Alway
Rolla
Chichester
August Senn
C.B. Edwards
Maxsualeco State Bank
Kimball
Marshfield Music House
Lobr Building
Wm, Ebbe
Chicago
Patrona
H. Eberhardt
Nate Anderson
Circuit Court
A. B. Bever
Wier
Grand Rapids
Eberhardt
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