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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
6
Thomas Franklyn and James Mapes share a cramped, shabby apartment as they chase income through makeshift teaching. Mapes offers private English lessons while Franklyn, soon a lawyer, eyes curtains made by Miss Drusilla Clark as luck mementos and potential matchmaking unfolds.
The Guardian reports a possible revival of the family state coach after the coronation. Many posts have ordered new state coaches for the June event, with harness costs between 300 and 500 pounds. These heavy, handsome coaches may see use beyond ceremonial openings rather than sit idle in coach houses.
A barber in an uptown hotel muses that advertising by safety and personal injury firms has little effect on the Braves. He notes 3,000 new people daily need a share or sellers, creating a market. Sharing is viewed as a necessity, not a luxury, driving competition and expertise.
The convention week featured a boxing card marked by Moen scoring a knockout near the close of the fourth as he overcame Regen despite a brutal start. Christie of Milwaukee fought Racine’s Jubre for four rounds. Jubre was disqualified for repeated belt shots. In baseball, Marshfield beat Marathon City 4 to 3 with Wood impressing at infield, while Stevens Point topped Grand Rapids with Dunbar’s struggles and Van Patter steady pitching.
A garbled narrative recounts a German man in Potter's drug store mistaking a reflection for his twin Alwin, a business watcher in a window, and a flirtatious gaze from a well dressed woman. Shoppers speculate on omens at a department store where a sparrow triggers superstition about a death or a marriage before June. Mr. Sanford seeks an Eagle badge with a jungle shield, while an ad-like plug promotes The Flower of the Ranch and The Girl of the Golden West as a related novelty.
The Board of Public Works invites bids for cement sidewalk work four inches wide along the easterly side of a park area and for a street crossing on the westerly side of B Street at the intersession with Street. Bids must be sealed and endorsed Bids for Cement Work and delivered to the City Treasurer. Bid opening July 2. City Clerk C. S. Weaplen signed.
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