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PAGING THROUGH HISTORY:

A Treasury of Weekly Newspapers
PAGING THROUGH HISTORY:
2000 – The Marathon About one hundred and twenty-five area dairymen gathered at the Athens Fair pavillion to bid on an elite line of cattle at an auction known as “The Marathon.”
PAGING THROUGH HISTORY:
2000 – The Marathon About one hundred and twenty-five area dairymen gathered at the Athens Fair pavillion to bid on an elite line of cattle at an auction known as “The Marathon.”

STRATFORD-MARATHON JOURNAL

50 YEARS AGO...

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1975

Wenzel Named “Fireman of the Year”

Don Wenzel (Tiger), a Stratford fireman, has be...

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