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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
2
An item from the National Medical Institute in Milwamker Wisconsin offers relief particulars regarding Triumph Pills. It states free information and directs readers to contact the institute for details dated 10-14-26.
Mail letters listed for Hull Harry P. Murphy Mrs. McGlephiin Mrs. William Taylor W. A. are advertised as unclaimed in the weekly notice for the city. The list reflects typical early 20th century postal practice and underscores routine service updates.
A garbled list shows grain and flour items with bulk per ton prices including bran oil meal and Pig Feed. Names such as Best Flour and Middlings appear among vague entries for commodity costs and feed commodities.
A historical notice describes upcoming redesigned coins with Uncle Sam imagery. The dime will feature Liberty and an eagle motif on the reverse, while the half dollar presents a full figure of Liberty surrounded by the United States. The eagle and shield design appears on the obverse, with inscriptions including the motto God We Trust and references to national symbols. The article lists printing and engraving details and names officials overseeing the issuance dated October 1, 1816.
The readable text mentions tablets used for digestion and a note about feeding within a day. It appears as a scrambled health fragment with unclear names or actions and no definite event or outcome. Further context is needed to extract clear entities or a distinct news item.
Residents from Lindsey attended visits in Grand Rapids and nearby towns. Families including Haertmoored couples and Miss Margretta Walters spent time with relatives. several local residents hosted gatherings at homes. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Warburne. a birthday was celebrated for R. Navies and Gear sts is noted.
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names and places from Hewitt Nebraska. It mentions Mr and Mrs and a family situation with a crying child and a looming departure. The text references Ortoher, Qeth, Ruytinger and local towns, with stray lines about renting a house and movie plans.
Town council announces Kenneth Porter, formerly with Alfred Willett, as new leader for the silo project amid ongoing work in the fall. Porters name appears in council notes as a surprise appointment and signals continuity with the fall schedule.
A garbled OCR passage discusses costly rail wrecks and compares expenses across years, then abruptly shifts to a Wisconsin general election notice. It names electors, offices, and dates, including Madison and the Secretary of State, with jumbled titles and dates, reflecting a damaged page. The fragment also references court officers and county officials with faded details.
A Westboro woman, Mrs. St. John, was murdered for her savings after being lured from her New York home. Warren John, arrested, is accused of arranging the crime to obtain her money. The case involves travel to Grand Bay and alleged planning for marriage as a ruse.
Fragmentary text mentions Edward B. Star and a Marsh area, a stock sale, a company and Williams. appears to report corporate ownership or transfer but remains unreadable and incomplete.
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