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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1894
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Maryville Wisconsin mentions a subscription price of $1,560 per year and advertisement terms. Readable bits indicate an application process for a service or listing, with unclear dates or entities.
The piece praises Major Upham for leaving early business life to serve in the war. It notes his voluntary enlistment, later education at West Point, and return to duty. His bravery at Bull Run, Libby Prison hardship, and steadfast service are highlighted as exemplary traits of the generation.
In a lively Wisconsin Star and Pines editorial, Major Upham is urged as a strong Republican gubernatorial candidate. The piece lauds his war record, integrity, and business experience, arguing he can unite veterans and party members. It notes other figures and the convention’s potential to shape the race.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Democratic figures and party actions, mentions Reed’s rules, Wisconsin convention, Walter Phelps, and an array of names with unclear spellings. It references slavery abolition sentiments and political maneuvers, with casual mentions of candidates like Gresham and Coxey and a baking powder product claim.
Testimony by President Havemeyer before the Senate panel asserts sugar prices fell about three cents per pound since 1890 and that the McKinley era policy saved Americans roughly 190 million annually. Critics claim tariffs burden families while reformers push higher duties. Also noted are travel discounts and unrelated society event references.
Price's Cream Baking Powder is named recipient of the World's Fair Richest Award amid coverage of the event. The recognition spotlights the brand's prominence at the fair and its market impact for consumers.
In Wood County Wisconsin a voluntary assignment was made for the benefit of creditors by Charles Giadgett of Mareatokt Wisconsin. The notice lists the assignor and addresses including Grand Rapids Wood County Wisconsin and Shavens Point Partage community. The document appears as a probate style notice filed May 84 with details of the assignment to and for the benefit of creditors under the undersigned.
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