Fragmented OCR Summary of Banknotes and Reserves
Fragmented text references national banks, reserve funds, and a redemption fund. Mentions figures and offices in Wisconsin and other locales, with garbled names and phrases. The readable portions imply financial notices or ledger-like content tied to treasury and currency, but specifics are obscured.
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Gverdratty
Scoutish
Anid Wasuuared
HK Bonde
Yiewrition
Nations
Our
Wid Tankerry
Leonel Companies
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Sesbhorgans
Apuruced Rumerie Wert
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U.S
Bank affirmation of funds and dividends sworn by president
Connor, president, swears a statement on capital paid in, surplus funds, and dividends. Notary Macclloch, June 40th, swears to the document. Koege signature appears as witness.
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Connor
Dhe
UW. Connor
Xian
Marty
Macclloch
Notary Publis
Koege
Report of the Condition of the Marshfield State Bank
A historical bank report page states the condition of Marshfield State Bank with figures on reserves, deposits, and capital. It includes signatures by Amos Roll and notary verification, sworn in June, with attestations from bank officers and a list of reserve items and liabilities.
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Marshfield State Bank
Wisconsin
Amos
BO Edwards
BO Edwards. Notary’ Public. Correct—Aite
H. Wable Iy
H.C. Kornig Ser Reeger
Marshfield Liquor Licenses Sought In Wood County
Applicants including Philip Ghly for Nos South Central and 8 North Central avenues in Marshfield seek licenses to sell strong spirits ardent and intoxicating liquors. Bonds listed with several residents and officials, with dates in January and references to Marshfield Wis. Includes a note about a 5 year old driving mare for sale at Times office.
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Marshfield
Wisho
South Central Avenue
Norshisid
Wood County
Wisconsin
Mirshiisid
Philip Ghyely
Maranfield
Wis
North Central Avenue
Marabfield
Peter Buver
Christ Moyer
Moeller
Apply Times Office
Noise and energy in a small town essay piece
A humor laden essay asks when a noise is and explores perception of sound through conversations on Central Avenue. It segues into reflections on energy as drive and action, cites local antics from a farm letter, a missing incubator chick incident, and a Marshfield city beautification spree with Central Avenue’s renewed decor.
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Marshfield
Central Avenue
Lahr Miller Nuptials at St John’s Catholic Church
This morning at eight o'clock at St Johns Catholic church Miss Bertha Augustina Lahr and Clarence Roy Miller were joined in marriage by Rev Fr Zimmerman. The bride wore tan peau de soie with a bridal veil and lilies of the valley, with her sister Martha Lahr as bridesmaid and Edwin Lahr as groomsman. Relatives celebrated with a dinner at the bride’s parents home. The couple will honeymoon in Chicago and southern Illinois before settling on the groom's farm in Rosendale Wisconsin. The bride, daughter of Marshfields pioneers Nicholas and Mrs Lahr, is well known here and the groom is also locally respected. The Times extends best wishes.
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St. John's Catholic Church
Zimmerman
Bertha Augustina Lahr
Clarence Roy Miller
Rosendale
Wis
Martha Lanr
Edwin Lahr
Chicago
Illinois
Marshfield
Nicholas Lahr
Miss Fairchild
Elizabeth Ware
Miss Ware
Lena Rivers at New Adler Opera House Friday Night
Audiences praise Lena Rivers a dramatization of Mary J Homes novel. Metropolitan production features stunning gowns worn by five women. prices 25c 35c 50c. Seats on sale at Potters Friday noon. Families across generations attend together reflecting enduring popularity of the story.
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Lena Rivers
Mary J. Homes
New
Adler Opera House
Potters
Son of ex mayor L A Arnold weds in Minneapolis
Miss Kate Fairchild daughter of E K Fairchild married Morris LeRoy Arnold son of L A Arnold at the Fairchild residence 2209 First Avenue S. The ceremony led by Rev. Harry P. Dewey featured a woodland ambience with daisies, lilies of the valley and stained glass light. The couple and several relatives attended a small reception. they plan a wedding tour and will reside at 2628 Park Ave Minneapolis after October 1.
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Minneapolis
Kate Fairchild
E. K. Fairchild
Morris LeRoy Arnolds
L. A. Arnold
Fairchild
First Avenue S
Harry P. Dewey
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mr. Fairchild
Dan
Arnold
William H. Asll
Miss Fairchild
Frederick Tracy Bairchild
Vancouver
B.C
Charles W. Fairchild
Tie
Small Croup
Frederick Tracy Fairchild
Helen Clark
Boston
W. G
Mairye Arnold
Marshfeld
Wis
R. R. Archer
Merrilton
Willis Spring
Duluth
Elbert Spring
Fraze
Minn
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Feat
Denaeit
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Knowlede
H.C. Hanbright
J.C. Dorpat
Llan i. Marsa
Thom
American National Bank
Meersdefiath
Shere
Elise
Pramiuws
Bocking House
Huni
Lopalvender Botes
Tregar Wren
Val Cenk
Chaululludy
Motnz
Neiesionee
Sum Council
Shy
Milwaukee
Brackendorf
Jon
Webster
Frank Upham
Rev. Laird
Andrews and
Edwards
Pb.s
Stravep
John Shroeder
Chanticleer
John Adler
Schreider
N. W.A.R
John
Mr. Schroeder
Lahr
St. John’s
C. Eb, Zinmerman
Santa Claus
Kathryn and
Harriet Webster
Eloise Webster
Faribault
Katherine Ganckel
Marion Douglas
Edward H. Roberts
Mrs. Arnold
Robert Burns
Foigar
Best & Russell CO
Chicago, Ill
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