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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1891
Page
2
Local items report Jas O Neil visiting the city, hardware store promotions, and various visits by freight agents. Mentions of marriages, lodge installations, court adjournment, street improvements, new buildings, and department orders affecting Marshfield community life with several named individuals and businesses.
Consolidated and reported at Dycrest during the first week in August. Posts should honor staff with recognition. aides de camp and assistant inspectors must wear the official strap and ribbon on duty. Supplies available at Headquarters at cost. Comrades urged to include the Post NUMBER on all communications to save time searching rosters.
The Philadelphia Inquirer describes an old stone mansion near Conewago as the Pennsylvania railroad and Lebgoan line pass by. As the train curves, the house becomes visible from multiple angles, its walls and windows shifting with each turn. Engineers note the curiosity of the location and recount the phrase “That there house te rooming up before” to the fireman.
Austria operates a high school of agriculture along with eighty three primary agricultural schools and nine chairs of agriculture in other educational institutions, expanding formal agrarian studies nationwide.
An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A Rownds died. The funeral was held at their Central Avenue North residence yesterday at 2 PM.
Lists letters remaining undelivered at Marsh Field Wood County Wisconsin for the week ending April 25 1891. Names include Proionck Kuykuth Mra Dedrich Geraard Wened Olin Huby Mary Leick Muggle Kempe Berth Maudt F Miler Plekar J Puruos John Luritn with notices that the names are advertised and undelivered. Also mentions a roaster and related details.
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