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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1892
Page
1
Local notices mention Marshfield Wisconsin and nearby areas with references to court and lodge meetings, addresses for officials, and community events. Names include Marshfield and West Central region addresses, with several organizations and individuals noted in listings and public announcements.
In a Stevens Paint district hearing a Miladore child case is discussed with details of alleged abuse. The mother Mary Vile faced charges of murder as investigators describe the death of a six year old child and the subsequent trial proceedings in the circuit court. The account notes injuries, witness statements, and the depressive family dynamics surrounding the event. The report also covers a separate missing boy case and concerns over crowd control at a local baseball game.
The Cypress Smut Eel Sunberey firm once based in Athens and later Mannville now operates as a manager of More honsy Lumber Company. The company touts Cypress lumber as superior to pine, describing durable boards and shingling. They mention workers, housing for employees, and a display of large corset notices posted around town, urging no bills on business walls.
The Stevens Point Fair Association announces the seventh annual Great Disturies fair to run Tuesday through Friday from November 2 to 7. Officials expect record crowds and strong showcases across all departments, predicting a busier event than any previous year with improved displays and sales.
A fragmented 1701 notice advertises for a good wage job and a desirable residence at 37 Th RENT Horse coving seven oat, with inquiries directed to JOHN GIRK-ONCE. It mentions warnings about persistent debt collectors and references to farming, canal prices, and trade details.
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