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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1893
Page
4
The fragment reports the Marfield Times newspaper data with editor and proprietor We DeGroff, postal submission details, and a May 12 1593 date. It notes a yearly subscription rate of $1.60 and advertising rates on application.
The Northern Central Wisconsin District of the Mississippi Valley Lumbermen's Association met at Bellis House in Wausau with about thirty members. B W Davis chaired to outline a plan for a uniform grading system and a committee was formed to organize. The meeting discussed inspection and pricing, with committees named to sign agreements and select officers.
A vehement critique of anti-Chinese measures in Congress argues the Geary law will fail to enforce deportations of Chinese immigrants. The piece accuses lawmakers of wasteful spending, notes potential costs to ship 100,000 Chinese residents, and contrasts policy with broader political tensions and labor unrest. It cites figures and officials to claim the administration supports a hard line while warning against economic and social consequences.
Ambiguous OCR notes mention a capital city professional seeking a residence in Madison Wisconsin and a former commissioner tied to local politics. The fragment hints at a political reshuffle affecting two prominent figures and real estate moves amid a senate development.
Around the State reports Ousville needs skilled carpenters with daily earnings around 82 40. Mentions include Hon H B Howe of Deerfield preparing for a Norwegian summer, George McDonald of Chippewa Falls noted for a Cunieun Take, and Bryant of Star Living School delivering Memorial Day remarks in Madison. References chaos in editing and multiple local items about taxes, property rents, and a large lumber project costing about 2000000.
The text outlines a government inspection of national beverage and commerce matters, referencing Anguish General and officials in Washington. It notes potential firm reviews, allowances for arms, and concerns about postal office leadership and policy. Numerous garbled phrases obscure concrete facts.
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