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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1892
Page
5
Local notes recount Thanksgiving feasts, turkey shipments, and comet forecasts. Town events include Farmers Institute meetings, a lodge gathering, lectures, and community concerns. Names, places, and dates abound from Marshfield and surrounding counties with social updates, business transactions, and a few births and deaths noted.
A historic note cites Captain Kv. Ames of the Marsiilld Light Infantry reporting to Adjutant General Doo on potential reforms. The letter, dated Nov 2, urges reshaping his company toward provisional status to fit the National Guard statutes and possibly join a French regiment. Plans aim to bolster Wisconsin National Guard strength.
Marshall Carey of Centralia stopped in the city up to five on Tuesday General Smith of Nilladore was here Wednesday Miss Lucy Smith returned from St Paul last Monday Mr and Mrs John B Gill visited Parks Falls Friends William Baller and W O Alley, Granton businessmen, were in town Saturday Derby and Miss Woodruit Suyst left for Wausau Monday to visit relatives Several residents and visitors including Rev Coil deputy and others planned Thanksgiving travel Major Upham returned from Denver Dr Sue and hunting parties were skimming deer west of Arpin Local officials and businessmen passed through after county board meetings
William Marple Dewi, one of the severely burned victims from the Sir Tort fire on Tuesday night, died at the hospital early yesterday morning.
The article reports on a sociable school event and a project to adorn a new building with a bell and belfry. Local residents voted to build a bridge over the Yellow River, with supervision appointed by county officials. a plan may use wood and steel with a 100 foot span.
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