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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1899
Page
24
Mes Margie Bonneville and daughter visit Mr and Mrs Owens in Sherra Hael and Geo. W. Dippel in Chi tiger area seek funds for relatives. A fine colt dies after a Saturday night incident. Mary Vought returns to Mage Liver for kindergarten start. Numerous visits, schooling notes, and farm updates across the community with weather and travel mentions.
The fragment describes Jaso Siltay’s birthday gathering at his home in Bakersville. It mentions community leaders and delegates traveling to a meeting at Ablwinkee, plus farm concerns about frost and crop yields. Names such as Niehfield, Melavish, and Paulson Sr. appear with scattered family notes and regional references to Fremont and Clark county.
Meo and Mrs Gibson visited frigpids at Loyal over Sundry. Numerous social and community events fill the week with dances, musicales, and visits as locals attend gatherings at Frase's hall and Lincoln Dark.
Stratford items report improved postal service, new company buses, and community happenings. Wills and licenses noted, several visitors, a Woodmen outing, and a contractor completion set for early next week amid general town activity.
At about six o'clock Friday evening on Central avenue a horseman named A. Gothing and a woman named Jane were badly injured while on the line. Gothing stepped onto a coupling as a train began to move, his left foot was crushed between the bumpers and linked parts. He was removed home with severe injuries and his toe and part of the toe were amputated.
A discussion from the Toston Cultivator argues against large scale farming in favor of co operative practices. It notes that耸 larger operations raise costs and reduce soil fertility, while small farms can profit by adding value through on farm processing, curing, pickling and branding. It highlights the rise of co operative drying, salting, vinegar making, and cheese factories as ways farmers can form local manufacturing groups to raise prices and create better markets near their farms.
Members of the volunteer service in the Tate war will receive extra pay for the time elapsed from enrollment to muster into service. For Commission Ay troops, mustered between April 28 and May 1, the increase includes over ten dollars in pay and subsistence, with no clothing allowance beyond 3 cents per day.
The push week was the warmest of the period with average temperatures above normal across the state. Daily highs reached up to the 90s in southern districts, while a cool wave came later weekend. Rainfall was uneven, southern counties dryer, drought intensifying heat, corn and grain crops maturing per schedule, with plantings likely to be cut in about four weeks.
Potatoes suffer from extremely hot weather affecting the palate crop with blight risk and vine damage while the cranberry crop matures well under favorable conditions. Jennie Andress, wife of Harvey Andress, a noted school teacher and supplier, died after a long illness in Manitowoc and Cedarhurst connections noted. Funeral held at the M church with interment at Protestant cemetery. pallbearers named.
WD Live and Gully Muss unite to run a new grocery store at Koenig's old stand in the Purstenberg building. They plan to open in about a week and promise first-rate service. Both bring long grocery experience from the Upham Manufacturing Company.
A stockholders meeting of German America Bank elected WW. D. Connor as president and TR. Ly Kraus as vice president. Oscar demi and directors including O. 44. Lindeman, R. Tauris, BH. M. Deming, and others approved new leadership. Kraus resigns after long service. Linden, experienced banker, to assume cashier duties.
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