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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1896

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Wausau Sings Fest Ends With Marshfield Victory

The big Wausau Sängerfest concludes after a lively day of parades and singing. Marshfield's 23 singers triumph 8 to 7 over Wausau in a closely contested baseball clash marked by spirited play and a brief Umpire dispute.

Wausau Wégponsin Ube Wausau Hill Brown Chiuaigy Viele Vine Wrain Warren Park Wauswa Marshfield Wausay Oase Wausaus Miles Marsheld Tle Wey Willl & Wangan Dow Hobbins J. Paomuatd Salvtur Pandsiauy Sen FaWansant Chrisman Dudington Meguire Columbia Park General Assembly Columbia Ball Oshkosh

Concert at North Presbyterian church inspires town taste

Mr. Prederick W. Spenger garnered praise for a refined classical program at the North Presbyterian church, performing violin and guitar pieces including The Soldier's Dream and Duet from Norma. The event, with home talent assistance by Mr. 2 W. Pulling, promises rare merit next Wednesday. A new brass band organization formed in Marshfield, led by B G W Pulling, with 18 members and a draft of by laws.

Prederick W.spenger North Presbyteria Church Schumman Spencer Wren Crilig Sebastobal West Remenyi Arkanian Teavellern Norma Morning Chronicle Ta Crosse Presbyterian Church Euterta 2. W. Pulling BG. W. Pulling Harry Cerguson W. J. Trumbull Henry Wright Pulling Bumgarage Haasen Trybunl Marshfield Tenry Wright Krieg

Driving Park fourth of July racing and baseball

The Driving Park Association announces four series of horse races and a baseball game scheduled for July Fourth. BE V. Rautsky notes arrangements are complete and the grand-style program will relieve the day’s monotony with first-class racing promised and a two- or three-inning baseball match between local teams.

Pan Driving Park BE. V. Rautsky Associat Lnion Driving Marsh- Reid

Governer Upham withdraws from re nomination bid

The letter from Governor Upham states he will not seek another term, citing loyalty to the Republican Party and the need for no candidate to be prejudiced by lack of information. He emphasizes dedication to party principles and readiness to aid the campaign to advance the party's interests.

O. L. Bilis Chicago Thomas House Marshfield Lena Thomas Louis Baumino O. L. Ellis Prof. L. Ellis Gov Upham Jas Caeon Werthescius Mr. Upham Wauge Republican Party Ie Leresig Tam Sat Flad Tina Llesire Ib

Dairy Board Meeting Notes Cheese Stock and Freight Costs

The Marshfield Dairy Board held its third meeting to read the call board. It reported 21 000 pounds of cheese and 60 tubs of butter ready for market since the last meeting. Members listed cheese offerings by location and quantity, with August Teever and others contributing. Freight rates to Chicago were criticized as excessive. efforts to secure cheaper rates were urged before the next meeting to boost seller profits.

Marshfield Dairy Board of Trace J Pertanent Cail Board Cngesc Livse August Teever Warner Anton Brnesler Bakerville John Henesler Marshfield HO. F. Cheil Snow P. D. Booth County Line Julius Koch Euu Pleine Wm. Brandt Urighton Fred Olm Razellyike Chicago

Child Swallows Jack-Stone. Rescue by Dr Budge Reported

Louis and Mrs Baumann learned last week their 15 month old daughter swallowed a jack-stone, a cast iron game piece left by an older child. Dr Budge relieved the child of the danger. Arrangements announce a grand open air pavilion dance at Adier's grove on July 4 with good music and an invitation for attendance.

Louis Baumann Dr. Budge Adier’s Grove Adler

Boys' suits in small sizes for quick sale

Clearout of boys' suits sizes 4 to 14 priced at 1.00 with a silver whistle gift. Former price slashed, sale today and tomorrow at 85c. Local shop promotes limited stock and bargain event.

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