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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1901

Page

4

Central Will Comply With Crossings Gates Plan

Wisconsin Central signals compliance with city demands to install gates at Central overpass crossings. Northwestern and Omaha firms likely to follow, ending hostilities. Municipal court actions seek daily fines of 25 dollars, now about 500, with extension expected as gates are installed. Prosecution deferred pending new timetable. council to decide next Saturday.

Wisconsin Central Company Northwestern Omaha Pors Vollmar

Demand for Residences Hits Marshfield Housing Shortage

The article notes a housing shortage in Marshfield as demand for residences outpaces supply. It highlights potential for investors to build flats or tenements, mentions the Marshfield free library's reopening, and includes various local notices about bowling, a new side track for the Wisconsin Central, and Dr K W Doege's brick office building project opposite the Marshfield Demokrat office.

Goody goody candy and local notices mix in town

Goody goody candy is promoted at Koenig's 312 and at Moenig's. Carl Berg of Fittsville was seriously injured by an accidental rifle discharge while over a log last week. a finger was hit and a ball entered his head but he is expected to survive. Mrs L Everhard and family moved into Mrs Andrew Sexton’s residence near Third and Cherry. Mrs Sexton occupies the vacated house, owned by L M Corbett. Ponsmers and associates report a deer hunting trip yielding ten deer, including a black tailed specimen. Phelps perfection chocolate chits are advertised. Koenig sells them. The Menominee Indians near Eagle River fear retaliation after a hunter’s death. white hunters warned to stay out. Frank L Week offers first-class repair work and reasonably priced jewelry. Samuelson of Worden elected Clark County assessor. Marathon County appoints W W Waterhouse with daily pay of 4 per day. The Modern Woodmen ball at the armory was a success with fine attendance. Turnished's orchestra provided music. For sale: chair factory item from LG Llamel. Honeycomb candy from Koenig offered by an island supplier. Western Union completes Marshfield-Princeton to Grand Rapids telegraph line to be connected soon. poles caused delays. Frank L Week, jeweler, Adler Building, stocks up-to-date jewelry. Marshfield men attending the Madison football game included Hume, Cole, Gwin, McCulloch, Leahy, Sinclair, Matteberg, Viele, and Kuethe. Wisconsin won, with a celebratory demonstration at the university.

Koenig's Carl Berg Fittsville Moenig’s Frank L.week St Olu Samuelson Worden Clark County Marathon County W. W. Waterhouse Wausau Armary Crmwd Marshfield Madison John PB. Hume John P. Cole Lacy Gwin Wow McCulloch Charis Mess Stephen J. Leahy Frank Sinclair Chester Matteberg Edgar Viele Tiurman Kuethe Wisconsin

Notice to Pay Up Owing to retirement of hardware firm

Notice to pay all outstanding notes and back accounts owed to frateFide Wm Not Hardware Co. Readers are asked to call and settle before January Tat, 190: ad spWwARE Co. Nour I Hin Beyottan and Moeckton's wife quotes in a related exchange from the Washington Star.

Not! Hardware Co Ad Spwware Co. Nour I

Conclusive. Blushrose not bashful around girls at parties

Dialogue style excerpt shows Mabel teasing Maud about Mr Blushrose’s behavior with girls and the minister’s attire, reflecting witty newspaper humor from Chicago Tribune and Cleveland Plain Dealer. The lines cite Mps and a humorous contrast on clothes at social events.

Tarantine Pride Cleveland Plain Dealer

Distinction on the bench noted by Miss Saltonstall

Miss Saltonstall and Miss Winthrop discuss her father who won distinction on the bench, recalling his career as a respected judge and former shoe maker in Somerville, as reported by the Somerville Journal.

Bedtime Conversation Between Mother And Child

A mother asks Lily if she confessed to God about misbehavior. Lily says she did not, feeling ashamed and choosing privacy within the family. The exchange captures a quiet moment of parental guidance and child innocence.

Lily

Elevator Boy’s Revenge Over Mortgage Scheme and Fall of Gristone Agent

A raw urban tale recounts Samuels, an elevator boy who exposes and battles a grindstone quarry agent named Hagadon on a skyscraper floor. After manipulation and threats fail, Hagadon is arrested. Samuels reflects on missed trust and the mortgage on his widowed mother’s home.

Gat Mevenxe Hin

Referee Confusion Sparks Farce in Connecticut Race

A Connecticut town scene turns comic as a reluctant referee recalls a three hour wait before a running race. He chose a runner for victory, then six others mobbed him, leaving him battered and bewildered. The tale winds through cheeky quotes from Chicago and Brooklyn papers.

Local Market Prices Listed For Grain And Produce

Market snippet lists prices per bushel for wheat rye corn oats and per pound for potatoes onions peas hay and butter with values scattered across the line items. Livestock quotes include veal dressed per ounce sheep per ewe and live chickens per pound but many figures are incomplete or garbled.

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