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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1898
Page
20
Fragmented text reports a chaotic campaign scene with references to commissions, opposition leaders, and party figures. It mentions elections, speeches by Depew, and debates over nominees while noting various names and alleged misconduct in the political arena.
A historic column urges citizens to respect all candidates while preferring the Republican ticket as the county’s four years of administration under McKinley and state leaders are praised. It warns against aiding the opposing ticket, stresses party responsibility, and notes economic and housing opportunities, with notices on local industry, tax delinquents, and community health remedies.
J R Adams of Geneva Alabama endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy in a letter seeking price for a dozen bottles to stock for family and neighbors. He notes its value and universal reliability for bowel complaints in children and adults. Henry Horn sells the remedy.
A Marshfield city meeting approved a thousand dollar transfer from the general fund to the road fund for road purposes. The board also authorized bids for street work, set costs on sewer projects, and approved several contract payments and land purchases. City officials and aldermen, with Adler excused, participated in roll calls and adjourned.
Notice shows mortgage foreclosure sale details and outlines council actions in Marshfield Wisconsin. Includes building permit requests for Gustafson barn and warehouse, waterworks extension notices, hydrant operations, street lighting bids, and a proposed new city hall with bond funding plans. Mayor, aldermen, and committees named with actions and dates.
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