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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
4
The piece argues against selling firecrackers to boys noting Fourth of July celebrations rely on them. It links patriotism to youth engagement, warns of fires and insurance impact, and contrasts American and old-country rituals while urging law changes. Also reports on B F McMillan's travel plans and local timber business outlook.
The Stevens Point Gazette honors the late A W Moerke whose funeral was held in Auburndale last Friday. The tribute praises his symmetry, honesty, industry, loyalty to friends, and noble life shaped by humble roots and nature, noting his wife, home life, and lasting influence as a man of principle. Also mentions Thresher’s patrons and local cabinetmakers.
A garbled impromptu dispatch from the Losal Tribune editor recounts a controversial roast of a local figure, with critique of intellect and behavior. It describes rival jabs, public feuds, and an appeal to common sense amid the town’s social friction and mockery.
Mrs. David Cole of the city used a hot coffee pot as a novel safeguard during a Sunday crowd with pickpocket fears. She discovered her money roll in the pot after tasting the hot liquid, while another purse was stolen from Mr. Cole in a incident described as the richest cup of coffee he ever drank.
Last Monday Angst Otengki residing in the Third ward witnessed a scythe accident in the yard. His seven year old daughter suffered a severe cut to the left foot when the blade guard failed, tearing flesh on the ball of the foot. She was taken to Dr Dowge where the wound was dressed.
The Rev. Scavil Quo Seavil died following an operation in Salem on Wednesday. He served as pastor of the Presbyterian Church here for four years and was highly popular in the city.
Fragment finds schedules for games between Nield and Milwaukee canceled due to ground issues caused by Wallace Eivens. Mentions Cornur of Mth and Vine streets and Dr Kawisky. Also notes a Like View cigar by John Howls and two women smokers.
At the last meeting Vim Common Council appointed committees to investigate Wright. They have gathered testimonies from five men and others well acquainted with the circumstances. The council will submit the findings at the next meeting. A request notes a potato order from A. Klichemi.
Advertises a broad line of ladies wash fabrics for summer dresses. Highlights include new patterns in lawns, dimities, and India linens at remarkably low prices. Emphasizes excellent bargains for fashionable warm weather textiles.
Cobbled items report first class repair work by a jeweler and recent purchases of land near the city, a wedding of Miss Vierence Booth to William Moll, rental and sale notices for building lots, travel and excursion details, and a historic triple play in a Marshfield ball game.
The market notes present mixed prices for corn and wheat per bushel with bids and quotes scattered. References include Rye, Burley, hay, and local commodities such as oats and barley, with geographic mentions and cryptic abbreviations indicating regional market activity.
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