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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1914
Page
7
A short notice lists the work title All Lonesome Gove by Samuel Hopkins Adams with 1912 copyright details from Bubbs Merrill Company.
Detective Kent pursues a tangle of suspects in a murder case tied to a nameless woman found at Lonesome. Artist Sully and Sedgwick face accusations as secrets of Wilfrid Blair and a long buried scandal emerge. A 1890 photo and a web of alibis unfold under sheriff scrutiny.
A tense discussion reveals interested parties pushing a costly scheme to place a woman in a sanatorium and cover all expenses. The plot involves Alexander Blair, Schlager, Bain, and a conspiratorial network, with references to a grave and a churchyard as motivations for their actions.
Chester Kent arranges a dramatic confrontation at a house to test Sedgwick and Marjorie. Sedgwick confronts his love, who reveals she has waited her life for him. The moment ends with Kent signaling completion and the pair reuniting as the night closes.
The scene shifts to Campbell Blair, artist Alexander Brain and Kent investigating grave tampering at Wedgerow house. Bla ir warns of potential blackmail if the body is missing, while Kent questions Orcutt and a neighbor woman annmlaka as possible suspects amid a tense, foggy night.
Lindsey reports wedding bells faintly echoing as Ed Hamm draws interest, Richard Gotter plans Lynn residence, and families relocate. Kenneth Grade recovers from cholera infantum. Herman Albrecht returns from Wild Rose. J M Vroman and Schultz place moves noted.
The snippet notes Mr Holseth and family in their sorrow, signaling a bereavement or tribute context. No further details are readable to specify the relation, event, or figures involved.
Mr Redmond of Chicago visits his farm west of town while Mrs L E Marsh of Grand Rapids visits her sister Mrs D H Murphy. Ross Anderson strips tobacco and sells to Madison buyers. Mrs Conaway of Nasonville visits. John Painton raises barn frame. Dan Messing buys a flock of sheep from Christ Paulson. Sale at E C Noyes well attended cows harvest prices noted.
Richfield during late October notes George Bucher from Watertown to replace John Robbers at Klondike creamery. Harvey Ward visits from Plainfield with family. Halloween social planned by Richfield Ladies Aid at Chas Deiter’s home with pie and stunts. Local road south of Klondike opened to traffic. Several visits and meetings described including talks by Mr Jackson at M E church and Voskuh place milk factory plans. Mrs Wm Burhenn hosts violets and Oct 25 entry closes.
Bethel Wisconsin residents report shifts in leadership as E R Allen departs for Wichita to lead the Young People's Missionary Department. The Auburndale Telephone company extends lines locally, while Lee Foote of Grand Rapids visits, C Curtiss takes a brief vacation after Chicago events, Nellie McNerland visits from Richland County, and Mrs Piller from Grand Rapids keeps line with son Harvey at the academy. Bees swarm prompting weather notes with a show storm in late October.
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys. Mrs. T Gentle of Marshfield Wisconsin reports long standing kidney complaints, backache, ankle swelling, and improved mobility after using the pills. Price five cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
A reader from Homer City Pennsylvania writes that Chamberlain's Cough Rem is better than any other remedy and has never failed to give the desired results after years of use. Sold by all dealers.
Geo Lofy of Marshfield testifies his backache and kidney trouble improved after using Deans Kidney Pills. He reports relief from backache and loins and fewer nighttime trips to pass kidney secretions. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co.
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