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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1892
Page
3
In re Gerrymander an interdictive proceeding challenges AP portionment for Augie’s district. Suit targets fairness of district lines with LU referenced in filings and expected rulings this season.
The supreme court discussed a motion to strike out a demurrer as frivolous and to enter judgment on the merits. Justices weighed rule applications and adjourned to September 20 with further arguments set for October, noting delays since the case began.
Fragmented report describes agricultural notes about It mentions Thypstat and crop conditions, turnover expectations, and possible market impacts. References to Turner and Bhwyiule pispboeos appear garbled but imply farming livelihood concerns and commodity trends in a regional context.
Fragmented text notes oilves raised annually in Temerick county and mentions unseed meal, milky mixing, milk offerings in Ensturat, and cautions about pruning young trees in fall and spring. Reading is garbled with inconsistent spellings and may reflect a survey or agricultural notes.
The article argues mature animals have better breeding value. It warns that immature stock shows reduced vigor and passes defects to offspring. It cites deteriorating quality in many hens and decks and stresses the importance of full maturation for proven breeding outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an experiment about swine breeds and disease resistance with names and details that do not form a coherent report. The text mentions several breed names and claims about debility and susceptibility but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
The excerpt discusses using lime with potatoes to prevent rot, and its broader role in soil health. It notes lime may help prevent disease and decompose inert matter, while urging rural schools to teach botany by studying weed habits and recognition to prevent spreading harmful plants. It ends with a moral appeal to think, speak, and act kindly.
Nettie Palmer endures a strained evening as her husband Bob Palmer flirts with Miss Baden. He dismisses her jealousy, but Nettie doubts his fidelity after a tense exchange revealing social pressure, public perception, and a vow to guard her honor.
A garbled text fragment hints at a change in mood for Lus Ska and mentions steadiness, a person named Lee, and a wish to create tenderness. The readable parts give no clear event, date, place, or identifiable individuals beyond those two names.
St Joseph county Michigan reports last year’s peppermint oil crop selling at ten dollars per pound, totaling 840,000 dollars for herb growers. The note highlights high yields from diligent cultivation, the costly drainage expense, and the potential wider benefit to local farmers if intelligent farming expands beyond peppermint.
A historical note describes heating milk in a water bath to 135 degrees to kill lice and improve butter yield. The author claims this method erases gyrulp and increases creamer water content, with vivid anecdotes about using lye and cooking practices.
A irregularWisconsin wires report on wage discontent among mill workers and delayed speeches by Ex Senator Spooner. Beaver Dam sees a marriage transfer from Luisa Jennie Lewis to W. G. Chadivick of Minnesota. Also noted are a sidewalk injury case costing $5,000, a police postmaster appointment in Cold Springs, a marriage in Whitewater, and cranberries damaged in marshes near Berlin. Neal Brown of Wausau named chem decorative luminee for senatorial race in the Twelfth District.
The steamship Tide was fired on from shore while delivering provisions to workers at Homestead Pa. No injuries reported. F W Pirsh claims 200 to 300 oilers joined the strike after pay cuts, an assertion denied by company officials. Two more strikers arrested amid escalating tensions.
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