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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1897
Page
13
A garbled OCR page lists doctors and shops in Marshfield Wisconsin with scattered contact details. It mentions a physician, a lawyer, a laundry, a store, and vague references to duties and vows, all presented in disjointed phrases with several unreadable segments.
Abbreviated items report visits and social happenings. Mrs Willem Mame visits Appleton. Lena Lattude of Colyy is in the area. The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran group rents space Friday. Several local residents and visitors are named, including Mes. O. Luluile, By. Upham, and Mr. Schmit. Harvey Andress secured a maintenance seating contract. sermons and lectures are announced. A clothing sale, local business movements, and family news wrap the brief items.
The note outlines next Sunday's Presbyterian service topics The morning sermon will be The God to Whom we Pray and the evening message The Strength of the Manhood for young men Olga Rusmuson daughter of Mr and Mrs Jens Rusmuson dies after brief illness pneumonia cited as cause Our sympathy goes to the bereaved family The local announcement mentions confirmation suits sale at 43 days and local business updates including Hafer and Kalscheid saw mill and planned manufacturing of one piece sections with 1.5 million on hand and near three million projected this fall It notes lines about whiskey sales can be avoided sparrows and spring hints and future interurban lines with potential connections to Wausau and Grand Rapids Farm for sale or rent per Mrs Paul Ebser
The logging season across Wisconsin nears its end as streams clear and mills begin full production. Snow storms delayed work, with the St Croix area hardest hit. strides include 14,000,000 feet on BR Connor railways and similar logs at Upham Mill Co. Half the usual St Croix and Mississippi floods, while local grain and animal reports note a giant Ozaukee hog and several injuries.
The Republican city convention met in council rooms and was called to order by Chairman Beeham. KR L Kraus was elected chairman and Frank Noll secretary. Balloting chose P A Williams for mayor Chas Vedder for city clerk J B Lindsley for treasurer Joseph Butler for assessor O B Wharfield for municipal judge Chas Wharfield PF H Harkins Geo W Upham for constables Louis Mangold John Clapper Ed Damas.
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