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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1895

Page

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Hemlock Timber Gains Value in Wisconsin North Woods

The Wisconsin River Valley meeting of manufacturers last week sparked a shift in timber markets as hemlock and bark removed logs fetch higher prices. Landowners realize forests can be cleared profitably, with logs selling for four to six dollars per cord as modernization of Remlock and Tumbee affects building trends. The hemfock organization is seen as a rising force across northern Wisconsin, influencing lumbering interests and regional markets.

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Dressmakers Warn About Swindler George 2 Tam Prig

Pogtmagner Dayton of New York has sent formal notice about a swindler calling himself George 2 Tam Prig who defrauds dressmakers and milliners from Minnesota to the West by taking advance payments for shawls and fabrics to be shipped. He claims to represent the firm Adam a Co of Union Square New York City, though no such firm is known locally. Victims have filed complaints with the New York office, and Dayton urges newspapers to warn the public about this fraudulent character and similar aliases.

Pogtmagner Dayton New York George 2 Tamprig Wiscovery Minnesota Dayton Jkeceily Biscis Thig County Clark Weertan School Wausau Stirnour Blick River

Welcome Old Vets at Marshfield Union Reunion

The Clark Co and Marshfield Veterans Association plan a large gathering on June 19 and 20 with an elaborate program. Cape Chast leads arrangements as notable speakers such as Upham Col. H B Gray and James O Neil attend, plus a mock battle, works such as ambulances and field artillery, dances, races, and baseball.

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Creamery Manager Sickels Promises Fair Milk Deals

The Marshfield creamery resumes under manager M A Sickels who recently wed a large new cream separator. He promotes buying milk by test for butter yield and pays customers by quality and quantity, aiming to attract farmers as patrons with fair prices and reliable supply amid expanding operations.

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Five Dollars And Trumings Case Verdict

A court scene recounts Justice Penning presiding over a case involving Peter Kraus and Fred Mews. The jury awarded damages around five pounds, with testimony spanning the day and jury deliberations into the night.

Penning Peter Kraus Fred Mayor Cole

Portable World Around Wide Warren by Bicycle Delights Community

Fragmented report describes a quirky long bicycle journey by a noted local figure around the world like a charity ride. It mentions observers, race vibes, and a church event season including a mission moment and children's day programs in Natgonville, Nasonville, Woodland, and Marshfield.

W.C Presbyterian Church Des Brown Wansaakee Sauirday Sun Helven Jongh Moneley Nacht D.C. Hall Nejusville AC Rau Natgonville S Nasonville Woodland Nasonville Dos. Brown Elvis Woodland Childrens Marshfield

Mysterious Disappearance Involving Local Teacher Case

Citizens report a puzzling disappearance linked to a letter and a claimed teaching position in county schools. Investigations suggest fabrication of a district and a missing man claims. Local officials proceed with probes as calls for swift justice rise.

Mannville Memorial Lost to Time and Trade

A fragmented reminiscence traces Mannville from its boom as a rival to Maidville to its abandonment after land sale. Tenry Sherry and agent John P. Hume sold the grounds once home to streets and shops, with owners like Mani Bros and Gustave Kunin shaping early deeds. The piece recalls decline, a Wisconsin Central railroad memorial, and a sequence of misfortune ending in the city’s transformation and fading public memory.

Mannville Tenry Sherry John P. Hume Mannvie Texas Maid Wes Wisconsin Yong Point Uae Matti Weoud Mayville Llorado Gilbert Mani Br Cher Manville Mani Bros Avidl Tne D. Kershaw Milwaukee Gustave Kunin

Attempted Burglary Report From Sundiy Store

Local burglary attempt described with broken door gear and misfired entry at Sundiy store. Thieves forced a wooden door frame, left a loosened sash, and failed to remove money from a show slot. suspicions point to a larger crime wave in the district. No items reported stolen. investigators note previous robberies nearby and a likely close proximity to Post Office robberies.

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State We CT U Officers Meeting At Fond du Lac

Fond du Lac hosted an annual meeting of the organization with white ribboners in attendance. Mrs. Vie He Campbell and Annette J. went were elected to lead the ensuing year, along with other officers. Governor Upham’s lumber work and campus mission were highlighted as fruitful, noting 3,200 miles traveled and preaching to 5,000 men. Literature distribution continued through unions, and prayers were discussed as ballots closed, reflecting city interest in schooling and civic lines among men.

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Dimities and woolen goods offered at special Friday sale

A narrow ad promises dimities and all wool 46 inch fabrics at special prices for Friday and Saturday. It highlights 15 cent value fabrics reduced to 10 cents, 46 inch all wool items worth double, and a fresh line of navy blue and black and white ladies duck suits. Limited quantities warn that no more at this price will be available after these pieces are sold.

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