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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1895
Page
5
An array of local items covers church services, harvest reports, and community happenings in Marshfield. Mentions Lutherans, Evangelicals, and services on Sunday, plus plans for Thanksgiving and Christmas events. There are farm updates on creaming, wells, and livestock, along with notable personal notices and a funeral.
Local notices recount Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings in Athens and surrounding areas. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. Welu moving to the city, Mrs. James Canson Wheeler hosting, and numerous relatives from St. Louis, Bre, Culby, and beyond visiting or staying with kin. A fire or accident, a hospital stay, and a street project are noted in passing, with community members traveling to and from various towns for the holiday.
Fragmentary note describes two car loads of New York apples sold by peck, bushel, or barrel. Includes garbled text and a signature style not fully readable indicating a trader or seller named T. Nrex.
In a Turkee gathering a curious scene unfolds with a pigeoned mispronunciation of turkey and a playful raffle. A participant claims a prize of geese while confusion over language and fashion swirls around a property demand.
Fragmented notes describe a Wisconsin plant in disruption with workers leaving the site. Groundwork and machinery are called into question as roofs and walls suffer conditions, while nearby towns receive daily shipments and staff references surface in the jumbled text.
Lorenz Wart. J died quietly Tuesday morning after a brief illness of pneumonia. He was born in Austria on April sty and came to Marshfield with his parents in 1882. He served as alderman from the 2d ward for six years and worked as agent for the Green City Brewing Co. He married Mary Kellorghs in 1801 and is survived by one wife. Funeral arrangements include numerous relatives and lodge members.
An accident on the Lake Store railroad at Conley Ave on the North side left a man bruised but uninjured. A wagon toppled and was dragged by the engine causing debris and a damaged wagon wheel as bystanders watched a Daeg caped figure inspect the scene.
Fragmentary OCR yields oddities and notices. Includes quirky quotes about worshipped martyrs, a whimsical bird soliloquy, and stray bits about a power engine advertisement. Text shows garbled names and locations, lacking coherent news or context.
The document requests payment settling an outstanding amount owed for over a year. It directs payment be sent by December 20 to Siemens.
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