Campaign speech by Hicks draws crowd at Osikosis Opera House
Osikosis residents hear Republican candidate Baumet K. Hicks discuss policy with Speaker Tom and Major Aubam present. Hicks attacks Guy, praises McKinley era, and defends constitutional principles while contrasting party platforms. Autumn imagery closes the column with reflective tone on Wisconsin harvest and season.
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Ton
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Aubam
Weltuy
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Chicago
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Wig Voler
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al Giowie
Fis Sr
Irreverent Caption Describes Milwaukee Beer Rivalry
A garbled OCR passage recalls a Milwaukee beer conflict between rivals including Pabst and Marshfeld Brewing. It mentions a brawl, a court action over two beers, and a claim of superior quality, with implied tensions at a train and local celebrations.
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Milwaukee
God Bees
Marshfeld Brewing
When To Hunt Deer In The Season Update
A local notice outlines deer hunting seasons and permits. It statesNovember dates for legal hunting and penalties for unlawful pursuit. It mentions resident and nonresident licenses and the need for prior authorization by local authorities.
Dead at His Cabin Door in Vesper Town
A body was found at a settler’s cabin door near Arpin's mill in Vesper. The deceased, recently ill, had $80 in cash found on him. Details are fragmentary due to damaged text. Local authorities investigate possible causes and identify next of kin.
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Arpin's Mill
Vesper
Hisubin
Ceshling
Way Belt
Matilieal
Died at age 106 Mrs Agentine Goley Rudolph Resident
The death of Mrs Agentine Goley of Rudolph occurred on Sunday. Born in Montreal Canada on Christmas Day 1702 she traced French descent. She lived in Milwaukee and Therese living before settling in Rudolph about 22 years ago. She left five living children Frank Gokey E Gokey John Gokey and Mrs Tillernay. Known for longevity and good health she remained active and mentally sharp until late in life.
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Agentine Goley
Rudolph
Goley
Montreal
Canada
Christias
Milwaukee
Therese Livine
Golsuy
Hla Coumy
Yeb
Frank Gokey
G. Gokey
Teddpl
John Gokey
Minnesota
Tillernay
March Rapids
Holt
Bear Plentiful Near Unity in Bear Attacks
W J Wubbard of Unity reports a plentiful bear presence this fall. His son Bert, a noted rallyer, has killed three bears in the past fourteen days. A bear was badly wounded after a dog confrontation but remained combative. A boy found in Lee Woods between Greenwood and Hemlett and Wiha reportedly had part of it eaten by a bear.
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W. J Wubbard
Unity
Alice Thesday
Tle
Bert
Wyimagelf
Bart
Ben
Jdog
Armin
Hubbird Nso
Death's Call Aaron Olson Dies After Long Illness
Aaron Olson died last Saturday evening from consumption after two years of invalid life. Poverty strained the family, but charity from the Helping and Samaritan societies aided with clothing and food. The funeral was held Monday at the M B church. The piece also notes local deaths including a Kehebere child and the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hanson with respective funeral services.
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Aaron Olson
Wellnyd
Olson
Oscar
Oison
M B
Alsa
Doe
Peter Hanson
Emuny- Lutherat Church
L. Thom Futher
Unclaimed Letters at Marshfield Post Office
Uncalled for letters listed include Mon. Gen 10u0 M8 Minna Digtel Mrs. Mary Cassel FS Gabbs Mrs. Jewett Hamer Henry Tse itich Chas Sweliog Juan Young and Heury Wandrutl. Postal officials note these items await pickup at the Marshfield office.
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Minna Digtel
Mary Cassel
FS. Gabbs
Jewett Hamer
Henry Tseitich
Chas
Sweliog
Juan Young
Heury Wandrutl
Memorial services for deceased Wisconsin soldiers at Oshkosh
Manager Adler reports the Win Owen Company canceled their engagement this week with no reason given. Captain J B Spencer received a request from Chaplain Edward H Smith for Company A and relatives of the deceased to attend memorial services for the 2d Wisconsin Infantry at the Oshkosh opera house on Sunday evening October 16.
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Adler
Owen Company
J. B. Spencer
Edward H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Oshkosh
U.S. V
Opera House
Democratic County Ticket Named At Grand Rapids Convention
At the Democratic county convention in Grand Rapids last Saturday the ticket included Assembly A E Germer of Dexterville Sheriff Michael Vincent of Grad Rapids County Treasurer M G Fleckenstein of Marshfield County Clerk W H Reeves of Grand Teapica District Attorney D J Conway of Centra Register of Deeds James Vangho of Marshfield Clerk of Court William White of Pusvilte Superintendent Otlo J Lev of Sigel County Surveyor WM Corcoran of Grand Rapids Coroner James Haase of Milladore Delegates elected from the city were Mike Griffin Henry Kalsched Adam Paulus G McLees WM Hirth Charles Schmirler M G Fleckenstein and John Juno
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Grand Rapids
A. E. Germer
Dexterville
Sheri
Michael Vincent
Grad Rapids
M. G. Fleckenstein
Marshfield
W. H. Reeves
Grand Teapica
D. J. Conway
Centrathe Register of Deeds
James Vangho
William White
Pusvilte
Otlo J. Lev
Sigel
Wm. Corcoran
James Haase
Milladore
Mike Griffin
Henry Kalsched
Adam Paulus
G. McLees
Wm. Hirth
Charles Schmirler
John Juno
Narrow Escape After Night Road Hazard at Third Street
A near fatal accident was narrowly avoided when Louis Baumann drove into piled rocks dumped on 3rd Street the previous Sunday night. His horse stumbled, he was thrown under the vehicle, but escaped with bruises on the right side. A North Western conductor, Mike Clancy, survived a severe fall from a moving tram after a box car detached. He suffered a heavy shake but no injuries. The train later backed up to Edgar to recover him.
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Louis Baumann
Mr. Baumann
Jackily
Mike Clancy
Marshfield
Elrod
Wausauce
Edgar
Mike
Cara
Clancy
Marathon
Wauseu Herald
Omaha Sunday Train Schedule Update
Beginning last Sunday the regular passenger train on the Omaha line between this place and Merrillac Junction will run daily. The train connects with the Chicago train at the Junction and arrives there at 8:25 p.m. and returns at 4:15 p.m. It will be great convenience.
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Omaha
This Place
Merrillac Junction
Chicago
Calling Cards Printed by Marshfield Ladies
Marshfield ladies desiring calling cards should note that next Saturday afternoon one press will be used to print them. Ladies calling that day can obtain 50 cards for 25 cents and 100 for 30 cents. Be prompt.
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Marshfield
Home Seekers Excursion Tickets Offered by North Western Ry
Oct 18 Nov 1 15 Dec 6 and 20 the North Western zine will sell home seekers excursion tickets with favorable lime limius at low prices. Tickets and full information available from Chicago o& N. W. Ry agents Evan Lewis the wrestler returns from Europe triumph and now lives on a 169 acre farm near Ridgeway Wisconsin. Stevens Point oil saver Jos Strenzbach recovers 15000 stolen from woodshed by paying an 8000 reward. Sheriff Wheetock burns the money and withholds names, preventing prosecutions.
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Chicago O& N. W. Ry
Evan Lewis
Europe
Evan
Yousouf
Mr. Lewis
Hig Farm
Ridgeway
Lews
County
Jos. Strenzbach
Stevens Point
Wheetock
Thieces
Murey Wis
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