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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1896
Page
16
The Centralia Enterprise reports the C M & P RR Co settled with Buffalo Bill over the recent wreck near the city, allegedly $32,000. It notes sheep killed by dogs, mentions deaths of W H Coleman and changes in rail extension plans from Port Kings to Nekoosa, promising faster service to Nekoosa and related impact on the Valley Division traffic.
Native is hereby given that Republican ward caucuses will be held in Marshfield on Saturday evening September 20 to elect delegates to the Republican county convention at Grand Rapids on Tuesday September 20, 1846. Designated locations include Joy Plan’s house First ward, Duras’ house Second ward, Mangeld’s hall Third ward, Bourth at Girk’s hotel Fourth ward, City Hall Fifth ward, Vib miner’s store Sixth ward. All voters pledging Republican principles urged to attend.
A garbled OCR page shows multiple medical notices for products like One Minute Cough Cure and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, with many brand names and testimonials. Scattered phrases reference political figures, public life, and a stalled alderman incident, all in a distressed stream of misread words.
Notice lists general election on November 30 18xx in Wisconsin towns villages and districts. Names offices to be elected including president governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general state superintendent and representatives in congress, plus state senators and assembly members across numerous counties and districts. Also includes amendment to constitution Article 10 section 1 proposing limit on salary commissions and notice of submission to voters.
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