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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
6
The fragment describes Adam and Eve expanding a rudimentary working vocabulary in a jungle setting. Adam invents new words as needed while Eve repeats her own terms, with Eve’s larger set and Adam’s growing collection both evolving through daily life. The tone feels like a humorous, antiquated aside on language.
The Fortnightly Musical Club held its event at Midge Wiel's home on July 29. Officers were elected for the ensuing year including president Seesy Anne, vice president, secretary, and treasurer Tweeting at Mey. A feature tale, New York Press, told of an artist who could render a portrait of age and character with uncanny skill, drawing admiration for the lifelike likeness.
A London Saturday Roe glewn piece notes long running woes of books and farming. It argues that both sectors are unprofitable for people as they invest and struggle. The essay laments widespread losses yet observes persistence among farmers and literary figures.
Ex mayor J A Hoffman mourns the death of his mother Mrs Elizabeth Hoffman aged nearly 72 at her home near Plymouth Wisconsin. Survivors include eight children and all attend the funeral held last Saturday afternoon. In a separate notice an auction of the estate of Bmihig Herero in Wood County Wisconsin is announced for April 1 at 10 am, with sale of land described in the legal notice.
A fragmentary school notes page records the Literary Society’s final meeting with officers elected, music and debates on public land policy, a Sophomore cake sale for a dining room fund, and senior class rhetoric. News bits include Wisconsin and Milwaukee items, a Fond du Lac marriage license anecdote, a Wildcat escape tale, local business notes, and a Whistler anecdote.
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