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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1893
Page
4
The notice lists the Marshfield Times editor W Digroff with ownership details and notes the newspaper is entered at the Marshfield post office. Subscription rate is 1.60 per year with advertising information available on application.
A Madison newspaper argues Democrats mislead the public about the economy and blame Republicans for banking, mill closures, and falling wages. It cites Democratic critique of free coinage, calls for swift policy action, and notes local political satire in Wisconsin as evidence of partisan tension.
The Bigycle rou race covered 174 miles from Chippewa Falls to Maq Claire last Monday with riders from Neilisville Eau Claire Augusta and Winona. LAW Hibbard of Augusta won in about one hour, with McIntyre of Vauclaire second and W J Rogers of Eau Claire third. PD Hocroughs of Winona posted the fastest time 37 minutes 48 seconds. C Taylor of Barron finished fifth in 1 hour 3 minutes, earning novice prizes. Tebard of Augusta won the first prize, a bicycle valued at 140, plus other prizes awarded to finishers.
On August 28 September 13 and October 10 1803 the Green Bay Wie non St Paul R TR will sell harvest excursion tickets to Western Minnesota Nor Water South Dakota Yukon Nebraska and more at a regular first class fare plus 9.00 for the convict trip agents GBA SEP RR ARtiolO provide tickets and full information.
The heated exchange centers on a Wilson bill for silver policy now moving from House action to Senate committee review. Supporters push unconditional repeal. opponents seek bimetallic stances. Analysts note the measure carries weight only with further legislation and await future votes.
The readable fragments discuss government policy and factory actions amid economic distress. References to banks, employers, wage cuts, and factory closures appear, with a focus on social hardship and political reaction. Names and clear events are largely absent, yielding a general historical commentary rather than a specific action.
A damaged OCR fragment references the day after an election in Milwaukee with vague notes on government administration and a strong wind causing a fire or destruction in a village, estimating damage around 828,500 currency units. The text is cryptic, mentioning names and events in a stream of distorted phrases.
A playful exchange notes a tale from a neighboring town where a young woman waves a kerchief and marries within three days. The same tale adds a sharp retort with a flatiron stirred dispute, ending in a divorce after another three days as the quill asks what the waves signify.
Local rail service announces limited excursion fare tickets to Chicago. The package includes round trip departures and a special rate for travelers seeking weekend visits. Availability is limited and booking is advised.
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