MARSHFIELD TRIP SCHEDULES AND RAIL SERVICE NOTICE
A fragmented Marshfield railway timetable lists departures to Milwaukee Chicago and other points with arrival times at Marshfield and connections via Wausau Green Bay Winona and St Paul. The piece also mentions parlor car service and a noted anecdote about horse racing involving John Gardiner of Spencer and community storytelling.
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Marshfield
Arrivant Merrilanl
Papan Green Bay
Winona
St. Paul Yar
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M. Pt. Law
Marshfield Editors to Swim The Democratic Administration Names Editors
The Marshfield editors are recognized by the administration. Adam Of tle News signs his vine supers with a salary of 1000 dollars per year. A. G. Pankow of Der Demokrat is appointed deputy estor by Collector Blumenfield and starts duties in Madison. District includes Ashland, Oneida, Portage, Taylor, Wood and parts of Langhole. Salary about 1200 dollars annually. The piece notes party support and future expectations.
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Adam
Tle News
A. G. Pankow
der Demokrat
Blumenfield
Depuy
Wm. Fravine
Pankow
Madison
Ashland
Linealion
Oneida
Price
Portage
Taylor
Wood
Langhole
Marshfield
Tims Tres
Uncle Samy Names New Postmaster In Marshfield
The Junta County Argus reports Mr Adam Paulus, editor of the News, becomes postmaster replacing Job B Gill in Marshfield. Miss Jessie Gill and Fred Allman stay as clerks. Gill retires with praise for his handling of the small city post office. Paulus is expected to serve four years and is described as affable and competent.
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Grover Cleveland
Adam Paulus
The
News
Postalive
Monde
B. Gill
Paulus
Jessie Gill
Fred Allman
Chss Gil
Courteana
Alleman
P.M
Gill
Uncle Sam
Junta County Argus
New Lisbon
Benescict
M. B. Church
Ngw
Benedict
Tamiy Wok
Marshfield
N. Sw
Tragedy at Local Well Claims Several Lives
An accident near a city well on Tuesday afternoon ends in drowning. Carl Do, a worker, slipped from a scaffold into the water and died before aid could reach him. Other workers, including August Berlin and David Jett, are noted among the injured or deceased from related incidents and a broader Stratford fire Disaster context.
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Carl
Ciel Keambo
Wetween McMillan and Spencer
Welock
Terambo
David
August Berlin
Adler
David Jett
Stratford
Anton Muellenbach
Meek Geath
Fee
Weil
Local boy accused in horse theft case shocks Oshkosh crowd
Ex-Senator Buckstall visits Oshkosh amid long recall of his political career and community ties. The article recounts a disputed incident involving a youth named Andrew, alleged to have taken a horse for work, and notes Buckstall’s historical role and current visits to Elon Springs bath houses.
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Civo. I. Buckstall
Ost Kosh
J. LB. Gill Que
Elon Springs
Ashkosh
Wolf River
Auburndale Voters Decide To Stay Independent
Citizens of Auburndale village east of here debated dissolving the village corporation and joining Auburndale town again over license costs under the excise law. The Friday election result favored keeping the village intact by a large majority, rejecting dissolution.
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Auburndale
Public court session draws out testimony in disputed case
The public justice scene kept two or three lawyers busy last Friday as witnesses were examined and testimony taken. The trial, deemed improper to be brought to court, yielded gossipy evidence and questionable statements. The judge barred public front from the case, missing a chance to quiet rumors and deliver clear proof.
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Hirth
Rieady withdraws from Armory engagement amid local reaction
Notices in the Waukesha Dispatch report disappointment at Mr. Rieady canceling a Little Vixie engagement after signing a contract at the Armory Opera House. The piece notes ticket prices and audience expectations, while mentioning the appointment of Blumenfeld as successor and a shift in internal revenue personnel in Wisconsin.
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Waukesha Dispatch
Rieady
Armory Opera Llouse
Milwaukee
The Rages Postponed by Weather at Driving Park
Races scheduled for this week at the driving park were delayed due to continuous rain and muddy conditions. The association postponed the meet to Friday and will proceed as advertised when conditions improve.
Wisconsin Central Lines Admits New Route To Northwest
Express phrase captures travelers demand as Wisconsin Central Lines gains approval for a “She Route” from Chicago to St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth and all northwest points. Daily double turn service with Pullman First Class and Tourist Sleepers promises unmatched inducements from Chicago to West Coast connections. New ticket offices in Chicago announce updated information and agent contacts.
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Wisconsin Central Lines
Hunter’s Monthly Presents Adventure Tales and Romance
The issue features exciting hunts and field adventures along with original tales by Guyer, Renan, and Wilks. It includes English love glory by Mrs. Tungesferd and stories by August Francis Churchill Wilks. Published by Romander Publishing Company in Climo Lith, New York.
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Thie
Imana Chatvian
Eximanuel Avene
Ivan Ourruenef
Eenost Renan
Cyl Duchess
Tungesferd
aLugust Francis Churchill Wilks
Maduson
Helen Ghuvehiil Gandee
Romaner
Copany
Climo Lith
Astar Price
Anyear
Bark Md at Prentice Buried In Big Blaze
A large blaze at Prentice burned a barn and outbuildings this morning destroying a mill area. Fire officials estimate losses around £20,000 with insurance. More workers may lose their jobs as a result.
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Bark Md
Prentice
Igs
Tully
Advertised List of Voters for Murshford Post Office Week
Veterans and residents listed for the week ending Sept 9 are named for removal or correction. The notice lists Robert Bride Claudia Bodah Dr Welsh Wi EB Aunsen Conb HH Cook Mrs Jahn Steb Cheistins Suva Jou Prangen Tania Lee Yale Lat(s) Persons listed as calling for the above named voters. Postmaster D. Cole and A. Chew prepare the adjourned notices.
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Mirshfvrd
Woord Gu
Wis
Robert Bride
Claudia Bodah
Wi EB
Aunsen
Cook
Jahn
Steb. Cheistins
Suva
D. Cole Saran A. Chew
Pw Soners Meitintey
Northwestern Business College Ad Offers Courses in Shorthand
A local ad invites enrollment at the Northwestern Business College of Madison Wiss for instruction in spelling and shorthand and typewriting. Students may request a catalogue for information on courses and pricing.
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Mis
Calendar gifts for business customers offered by local office
Local business men are invited to select calendars as seasonal compliments at the office, with attractions including bargains on guaranteed prices and a wide line from publishing houses. The notice promotes a cheap rate from Marshfield in Chicago and mentions logistics for distribution and return.
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Marshfield
Chicago
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Opera House Dates Show October and February Acts
A fragmented listing from the Opera House outlines dates and acts including Hewitt's Mascotics, October Wits Outwitted on October 4, Tecerts Comedians, Janu Davis' Uncle Jou on February 13, Viv an DeMonte on April 10, and Uncle Tom in April. The readable items confirm a sequence of performances and performer names with several dates.
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Hewitt
Tecerts
Janu Davis
Jou
Vivan DeMonte
Tom
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