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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1894
Page
5
A scattered Marshfield page itemizes train schedules, marriages, local names, and civic notes. It mentions the Upham manufacturing firm, Col. Upham and Miss Olin family ties, school graduations, and a late 19th century style blend of railroad ads with personal notices and brief society items from Marshfield and nearby areas.
The Marshfield Brewing Company announces barley will not be marked until December 1. Farmers are requested to note the post-office at Marshfield Wis for the week ending Oct. detailed in the notice. Readers are asked to attend to the remaining tasks and to send letters as directed, with contact names and instructions listed in the fragment.
Due to the Eighth Annual Convention of the Wisconsin Che teaver Union in Oshkosh on October 20, the North-Western Lines will sell excursion tickets at reduced rates. For details consult Chicago & North-Western Railway.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a plan to reorganize divisions under a single head. Mentions Maj Vyshang, Duluth, and various officials, with unclear roles and titles. Contains multiple misspellings and partial names, limiting precise reconstruction. The text hints at road inspection and centralized management by a general superior.
A favorable notice from the New London Tribune announces Mr. Fisher, a baritone, will perform at the Presley Horian church on October 13th aided by local talent. The evening promises pleasing voices and an engaging program under YOPLS auspices.
An archaic verse recalls Castoria as a remedy for infancy illness and childhood discomfort across generational milestones. The jingle frames Castoria as a trusted product tied to early family life and child health.
Personal mentions show GC E Blodget visiting Chicago last Monday and Johnny Williams of Ripon spending the weekend in the city. Mr and Mrs Frick Upham visited Chicago Monday evening while Mrs W HL Upham traveled to Milwaukee Wednesday morning. Miss Nellie Vincent of Grand Rapids and Miss Punt Lindsley were together Sunday. Other names include Miss Furgerson of Milwaukee joining Carele Uphit, Miss Currie Hriereate visiting Thorpe, and Billy Turry the mixologist visiting Chicago to see family. Also noted are $1) Forbes and wife of Westheld visiting daughter Mrs A M Rounds, and Mr and Mrs EM Finney hosting German guests including Miss Fermuson in Milwaukee.
A lengthy editorial condemns alleged political tricks and corruption in the county race. It questions candidate voices, cites a Times report, and declares opposition to treachery while defending the public’s rights and urging clean politics. It also references Dr Price's Baking Powder as a World’s Fair prize mention.
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