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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1887
Page
4
A fragment from the March 15 1887 issue mentions Norton GED STEM and an associate foreword of job and company. The readable lines imply a local notices or business item with names and roles.
A crowded roster lists attendees from Chicago Milwaukee Louisville and beyond for a Tremont event on March 14. Participants include John Hayward Ge Wandetl Spencer Pel Uphain Will Waite D. J. Clark Geo Sawyer and W. Coon among many others across cities like Milwaukee Chicago St Paul and Oshkosh.
A chaotic press notice reports General Logan’s posthumous memoirs, The Volunteer Soldier of Amories, nearing publication with Chicago avoidance. RS Peale & Co secures rights. Mrs Logan receives two thirds profits. book promises exhaustive military history with portraits and battlefield reminiscences.
A lengthy critique of a county bridge dispute. The piece argues fair regional support, condemns special legislation favoring towns, and recalls the bridge’s costly, troubled history from private toll days to county ownership. It calls for balanced taxation and clearer regional duty amid local politics.
A Southeast gentleman and former drug dealer visited a Boston drugstore on a Sunday and agreed to supervise while the owner briefly left. Three hours later the substitute reported selling seven bottles of whisky, three bottles of wine and fifteen cigars, prompting questions about the incident and its implications.
A fragmented tale reports a patient relieved after using Bleezvine Bitters. The narrative claims the man consumed six bottles and gained eighteen pounds, asserting he would have died without the remedy. Sold for fifty cents a bottle by W. H. Budge, M.D.
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