Nine Years for Three in Grand Rapids Case
Disoricy Attorney Williams traveled to Grand Rapids Saturday and heard sentences issued by Judge Webb for Moran Pred Winds and Nes Lucy Calvert, who had stood trial the prior week. Moran robbed Delaney of gold, waters, and money and received three years. Pred Winds got four years for argon and Bis Enlvert looted a border room at the Omaha Autelwa.
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Williams
Grand Rapids
Webb Pon Dunes Moran
Nes
Lucy Calvert
Moran
Delaney
Omaha
Family Travels In Wheelbarrow Across State Lines
A family moving with two small children used a wheelbarrow to haul their worldly effects. They stopped at Peever Alman’s farm last week while en route from Milwaukee toward Marawhon Gi. The mother and father propelled the barrow while the children walked and rode in turn. Names could not be confirmed but locals speculated about their identity.
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Oulit Pi Hoc Ehsl
Peever Alman
Wis
Marawhon Gi
Regin
Guy
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Three Year Old Daughter
On a Yellow River area farm a mother cleaning a boiling water pail triggered a fatal scalding of her three year old daughter. The child fell toward the pail as the mother hauled water from a well. Despite help from Mrs Batling and others, the girl died the following morning.
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Cud
Abs
Win
Walling
Thule
Yellow River Bridge
Eusy
Reaghes
Bae
Tutu
Batling
Ghee
Aurigetes
Sehuty
Lynn
Hemlock Makers Form Northwest Hemlock Manufacturers Association
Friends of hemlock gathered in Tremont house parlor to organize the Northwestern Hemlock Manufacturers Association. The board named officers including A B Fox president and Weeks treasurer to promote a unified price and establish by laws while inviting regional producers to join.
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Friends of
Wisconsin River Valley
Adam
Wisconsit
Kemiow Chal Gathered Here Wedayaday
Jacob Maturgon
Chas
Edina
Sone Ind
M. Fox
Wausauy
A. J. Brinile
Geo
H Smith
Tandrew Weeks
Ereetors
A.B Fox
MH. L. ‘Crimble
Weeks
Man Almost Thrown From Sleep Train Wagon
An elderly Clark county resident identified as Wm. Assenhaus, en route to Neillsville, dozed through a Fond du Lac transfer. A porter tried to wake him aboard while the train neared Marshfield, nearly tossing him from bed as he clung to sleep and woke with a dazed start.
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Clark County
Neillsville
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Tn Marshfield
Marshfield
Potter Remarks Followed by Platform Pause
The brief fragment notes a potter speaking as someone steps onto a platform. A white man warns that constant sleep may silence hearing Gabriel blow the trumpet, suggesting a warning or prophetic line within a tense moment.
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Gabriel
Marsh Field Park Association Faces Quorum Crisis
A notice for a stockholders meeting drew only four attendees at City Hall. Members lamented apathy despite a $4000 aim for park development including a grand stand and rooms. Directors elected: Dr Lathrop, B W Pulling, E V Nauigky, and Win Nol to fill vacancies.
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Marshfield
Mike Ib Agaccess
Agelaliuralisys
Raudhappert
de. Lathrop
B. W. Pulling
de E. Vv
Missors te cume tite 7 word 'ethane
A comical household tale describes a pet kitten renamed Missors and its misadventures. The cat wanders, is trapped in a can, rescued with improvised tools, and returns home sensibly worn but alive.
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Bac Vanta
Piurdan Iake
W. Wt. C
Fire strikes barn behind Merrill’s butcher shop
A Thursday night blaze gutted a barn in the rear of Merrill’s butcher shop, destroying hay and damaging a buggy. Fire crews arrived to find the building nearly consumed, with smoke and flames reduced to ashes. Authorities call it arson, noting recent barn fires nearby and rain had fallen earlier that day.
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Merrill
Lvly
Fred Doll
Reily
Crink
Wiedak
Rosie Inn
Card of Thanks for Canghiter Burial Help
We express heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends who assisted in the burial and offered support during the recent loss of our beloved Canghiter. Your kindness meant so much to anv Mas and No. Heycorps.
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Canghiter
Wisconsin Law Allows County Study Treatment For Habitual Drunkards
A Wisconsin law allows counties to commit habitual drunkards to treatment institutions if they cannot control their intake and can cover the expenses. Marshfield, with many saloons, faces challenges as Chippewa County has already received two applications. The prosecutor’s stance on reimbursement and enforcement remains unsettled, raising questions about cost and usefulness.
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Wisconsin
Marshfield
Whit
Kueley
Landard
Sulin Beng
Amy
Sui Cowmuy
Bubin Ts
Marshfield district camp meeting proposal gains steam
Reverend Bargia advocates transforming nearby grounds into a district camp with water mains electric lights and facilities like speakers stands and cottages. If approved at York Center March meeting it could bring thousands to Marshfield, boosting local business and tourism during summer gatherings. A full report will follow.
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Bargia
Thyreh
Marshi
Graund Bert
York Center
Ganp
Marshfeld
Debilitating Nose Injury From Accidental Firearm Incident
A serious accident in Grand Rapids last week left Bert Smith with life altering injuries after a revolver discharged during a stage ploy. The blast tore most of his nose, blood loss was heavy, and doctors worked to reconstruct the facial features. The incident was traced to careless handling, with authorities noting the need for caution in firearms around performances.
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Grand Rapids
Bert Smith
E.G. Smith
Tentrl
Enterprise
Smith
Tlarvin
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