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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1894
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists names and titles for county officials and legislative figures. Mentions govern or lieutenant governor bench and various state roles, with several names and counties garbled, suggesting a political roster or ballot snippet from an early era.
A letter blasts the Milwaukee Journal and Centralia affidavit controversy over Major W. I. Upham. It defends journalistic dignity while condemning alleged libel and partisan bias, urging equal scrutiny of Republican and Democratic presses in the public discourse.
A lossmagnet figure Jusée of Mong Anderson in Ta outlines his shift toward the Republican ticket while criticizing the Democrats and the money question. He voices concern over the national banking system and warns against trusts, urging support for the Republicans over the Populists.
A newspaper notice urges residents to verify their voter registration this week. If their name does not appear on the list, they are advised to visit the board of registry to confirm or complete registration before the deadline.
A Democratic paper comments on the World Fair honor for Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder and critiques the campaign waged by alleged corrupt party bosses in Wisconsin. The piece accuses a disgraced roster of figures of manipulating political power amid calls for reform.
Fragmented OCR notes cover fair medals and local politics. Mentions Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder and Around's Fair, names residents like Mig Wubbard and Mrs Hitler, a Republican convention in Theetford's hall, and a court case before Judge Barker with a trespass dispute over small sums. Two suspects in a bridge wreck are jailed. descriptions of armed men given by witnesses.
Chili liverymen supply eight young lady drivers. The Henning Bros sawing wood by the cord. The Chili busters Gene Sy brother Lawn and Aug Prust left for the north last week. Prayer meetings in the new church every Thursday evening. Mrs Tongrean visiting relatives in Plymouth. Miss Jennig Halvorsen of Neillsville visiting friends here. Olle Ring of Black River Falls visiting the roids on the village. OVE.
In a state wide note, a 11 000 pound granite block forms the Norwemlno Duthern church monument on Alvtin Prairie moved from dgerton by a 12 horsepower traction engine. Bridges along the route collapsed under the road as the block was moved.
Tuesday through Thursday special fares to Milwaukee during the Milwau ettey Industrial Exposition. Reduced rates apply for travel on the North Western Line with full information available from Chicago & North Western Railway agents.
An old advertisement extols Castoria for children from infancy to Bliss stages, claiming protection against teething discomfort, colic, and rheumatic pains. It emphasizes home use, quick relief for burns and headaches, and urges keeping a 40 cent bottle on hand for family health. Henry Hort, Druggist, is named as the seller.
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