Marshfield Times Editor and Postage Description
Noted local paper the Marshfield Times lists J W DeGROFY as editor and proprietor. Subscription rates show 1.30 dollars per year with advertising rates available on application.
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1893
Page
4
Noted local paper the Marshfield Times lists J W DeGROFY as editor and proprietor. Subscription rates show 1.30 dollars per year with advertising rates available on application.
Democratic leaders pivot to Reed rule support amid bitter past protests as Voorhees and Vilas rejoin push to repeal silver purchasing clause. The piece traces party realignment, notes earlier critiques of obstruction and unfinished business, and predicts passage this week with a special session aim. It also recounts the seat of government history up to Washington.
The excerpt questions Democratic claims of sound money and notes past party divisions over the Sherman silver bill. It argues President Cleveland aligns with silver restraint and credits Republican support for currency stability, suggesting Democrats rely on Republicans to avoid disaster. Wisconsin.
Duluth reports a wave of counterfeit artificial eggs flooding the market. A Chicago shipper and local wholesale dealers push fake eggs, with eggs mimicking real shells and yolks until partially cooked. Authorities probe how the counterfeiters operate, aided by a News-Tribune tip from OC Diener of Booth Packing.
The annual report of Secretary JM Troe of the State Agricultural Society has been issued and is ready for distribution. It includes a complete resume of the society and farmers’ convention transactions, premiums awarded, and the treasurer’s report showing receipts of 198,085.73 and disbursements of 4, with much for Milwaukee grounds improvements. The officers face an unusual situation due to the failure to hold a fair this year, with annual elections tied to the December meeting likely unresolved.
The Minneapolis Tribune criticizes Nebraska women’s actions as lawless and vows that long jail terms are fitting for their conduct. It denounces morality and Christianity as harmed, while misquoting and misnaming figures and events in a charged, editing style.
From Chicago to California the Worlds Fair shift favors the Golden Gate state. California pledges foliage and import parts of the Chicago exhibit, claiming its Pacific coast resources, tropical zones, and proximity to Asia offer a richer, unique exposition potential. The plan, already underway, seeks a grand Western frontier world fair, with anticipation of immense success for the California Mid Winter International Exposition.
The piece attacks Democratic reforms and Republican spoils, citing a Wisconsin scene with named figures like Mills and Hoke Smith, alleging no real reform. It notes patent notices and a miscellany of local names, places, and devices, ending with an ad for No-to-bar tobacco cessation.
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