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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1895
Page
5
Readable fragments describe Marshfield area matters including local notices, upcomings at Ephune's store, painting and sign work by Coulrakavettte, and remodeling by Vollmar and Dr. Lathropt. Mentions include Wisconsin Central railroad officials, a bridge and levee paving plan, and local social notes about residents Mrs. Angin Cattatwell and Mrs. Tegarel.
A jumble of visits and movements from Madison to Stevens Point, Kaukauna, Appleton, and Milwaukee. Residents and officials including Supt Lavenor, Dr Kurston, and J K Munsur are noted with trips to Prairie cities, family reunions, funerals, and business dealings.
The Marsield Brewing Company wins a town debate over keg sales until May. Farmers and saloonkeepers in the city oppose or regulate the mol one kegs and related profits. Mansuvinip Baowrse Co. appears in the fragmentary record amid this dispute.
A fraternal lodge memorial note reports the death of brother John B Gill at age 48 in Neenah Wisconsin. It expresses sorrow, offers condolences to his widow and children, and resolves to forward messages to the W M and Kane Lodge while requesting published obituary rights. It also includes a seemingly unrelated inventory update from Goldman's Fruit Store and a yard debris note.
Voters must present name and address to ballot clerks who endorse both clerks on the ballot. Voters vote in private booths, may erase or cross marks to split votes across parties, and may receive help if disabled. Ballots spoiled, a fresh one issued. five minutes in booth. Party designations and candidates listed for Supreme Court.
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