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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1897
Page
19
A Medford delegation returning from Muska pressed for a new 40 mile line to join with the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Northern railroads. They seek $60,000 in bonds from Taylor County with Marathon County and local capital expected to contribute. Strong local interest. project hoped to start this summer.
The law imposes a 80 dollar nonresident and 1 dollar resident deer hunting license, with jail or fine penalties for hunting without a license. Licenses issued by state authorities or county clerks must be nontransferable and bearer must possess it. Transportation firms must attach a license coupon to deer carcasses. Applicants must provide personal details and sworn affidavits.
Wisconsin beet sugar venture at Menominee Falls opened amid delays and farmer complaints about quality water content. The Milwaukee Sentinel notes early issues, but expects improvements as machinery runs well and beet quality improves. Managers plan to stockpile and prepare for fall operations with hopes of a strong finish to convince stockholders.
Mrs Gus Murno of Wauonea County and her husband were moving to Adams County when a stubborn pig escaped its box. The chase led through timber as Mrs Martin pursued the porker, slipping into disarray and losing the animal before nightfall.
A distressed woman, lost with a pig, was found wandering in Plover after a chaotic journey via Grand Rapids. Sheriff Smith and Mrs. Smith cared for her until an interpreter aided a reunion with her husband. One child was eight months old when separated, and the pig had become a surrogate companion during the ordeal.
The Wood County Board of Supervisors convened with all members present and the oath of office administered by the clerk. Following a routine read of old rates and adoption with minor changes, a resolution to levy 50 cents on the dollar for printing was approved before adjournment.
A Just Legislature measure establishes a seven member medical board. The proposal lists Dr. F. L. Reynolds of Mau Claire as a distinguished candidate. The author argues for broader selection to avoid tying privileges to a single group and emphasizes Reynolds’ qualifications and standing.
Rail lines advertise half fare excursion tickets for G A R encampment events in Eau Claire Wisconsin. North Western Line and Chicago & North Western promote round trip fares for May 13 14 with return by May 22. Wisconsin Central and G S P M R Y offer similar one fare round trip options and land sale prospects along the North Western Line.
Fragmented hotel notice offers odd guidance. It tells guests not to speak to the dumb waiter and hints at self raisinghout for success if they wish to get up without being called. It mentions driving with hammer and nails in the closet and adjusting windows if rooms get warm. It includes odd tips about bed springs, pillows, and a threat of a halter on the bed post for nightmare.
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