Careful Fire Warnings After Dry Snow Melt Grantson News
Farmers and townspeople warned to refrain from burning brush and rubbish as dry frass and high winds threaten widespread fires. Eight barn and house losses reported by Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance Co. incidents near the Darling place and Herman Krame farm. A match dropped by Chas Guth sparked a blaze near the creamery, aided by sawdust and wind. Windmills and silos damaged.
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Ure
Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Herman Krame
Here
Chas. Guth
Granton News
A Bundle of Nerves and Nervous System Care
A Madison Wisconsin man, Mr P M Evere, sought treatment for nerves and now boasts restored vigor after a course of therapy. The piece argues chronic overwork and dissipation erode nerve strength, causing weakness and debility, and emphasizes the need for suitable treatment.
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P.M. Evere
Madison
Wisconsin
Restore Strength By Treating The Nervous System
Do you feel tired and run down, with poor appetite and vague dyspeptic discomforts? The ad argues nerve control underpins all body power and promises a process to recharge nerve force after curing the disease, offering free consultation in Marshfield at the Blodgett Hotel on Tuesday April 12.
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Marshfield
Blodgett Hotel
Feeding Dairy Calves for Best Growth in Wisconsin
Wisconsin agricultural bulletin No. 192 reports about 70 percent of the state's 1,242,706 dairy calves are raised on skimmilk. Prof. D H Otis says careful feeding and good care can add dollars to a calf’s value in the first year, with total gains amounting to millions for farmers. He notes young calves need whole milk initially, skimmilk is cheap but must be fed warm and in limited quantities, and factory skimmilk should be pasteurized to prevent tuberculosis.
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Wisconsin
D. BH. Otis
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Wisconsin
Otis
Calf Rearing Tips Improve Profit and Dairy Growth
An agricultural note explains calf feeding economics favoring skim milk over whole milk, with two pounds of grain plus skim milk equaling one pound of butterfat value. It favors simple concentrates, grain first when young, and gradual, balanced feeding. Emphasizes roughage, hay varieties, corn silage, pasture after four to six months, ample water, salt, stable quarters, and avoiding sudden diet changes to build lifelong dairy efficiency.
Wisconsin conditions call for conservation in state
Oshkosh, Apr. 5. The Wisconsin State Committee of the National Conservation Association urges public action to conserve resources. It cites undeveloped water power, overused land, forests at risk, mineral wealth needing prudent development, and threatened fish and game. Membership details via C. Cleveland in Oshkosh.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin State Committee
National Conservation Association
Wisconsin
C. Cleveland
Cook Block
Wisconsin’s Agricultural Expansion and Growth Ahead
The Stretford Reporter notes Wisconsin, now over sixty years old as a state, still has more than half its agricultural land undeveloped. Of 11,000,000 acres in farms, 14,000,000 acres remain unimproved. Westward prairie lands slowed progress, but future decades may see rapid development, with dairying strengths and lumber use boosting northern counties as steam tools arrive. Room remains for about 200,000 more farmers in Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Stretford
Union
Fourteen Applicants for Citizenship in Wood County Court
Fourteen foreign born residents of Wood County will be examined for final naturalization papers when the circuit court opens on May ninth before Judge Webb. Names, residences, and birthplaces include Andrew Bosth Marshfield Norway Graf Boger Port Edwards Germany Philip Gunkel Marshfield Germany Paul Schwartz Grand Rapids Germany John L Hanson Grand Rapids Norway P A Vozel Marshfield Germany John O Nelson Sigel Sweden Nels Olson Grand Rapids Norway C BR Hardsbverg Grand Rapids Holland Geo D Laidlen Hanson England CF EB Heil Senvea Germany Chas Mews Asydurndale Germany Carl Appel Seney ca Germany Al Rosplock Arpin Germany. Some applications for final papers may be made for the December fall term. Wood Co. Reporter. Interested readers may request the No-Drip Coffee Strainer Coupon from Dr. Shoop Racine Wis. Rose Bros.
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Circuit Court
Wood County
Webb
Beveraf
Andrew Bosth
City of Marshfield
Graf Boger
Port Edwards
Norway
Philip Gunkel
Marshfeld
Germany
Paul Schwartz
Grand Rapids
John L. Hanson
P. A. Vozel
Marshfield
John O. Nelson
Sigel
Sweden
Nels Olson
C. BR. Hardsbverg
Holland
Geo. D. Laidlen
Hanson
England
C.F. EB
Heil
Senvea
Chas, Mews
Asydurndale
Carl Appel
Seneyca
al Rosplock
Arpin
Bever
Wood Co. Reporter
Notice to Milk Dealers Licenses Due by May First
A city health notice requires any milk seller to obtain a license before May 1, 1910, after cow testing and barn sanitation checks. The Board of Health warns no license will be granted if conditions are not met. An accompanying Dr Shoop advertisement promotes rheumatic remedies and offers a free booklet and tests samples.
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Board of Health
Dr. Shoop
Ismean
America
Dr. Spoop
Shoop
Dynop
Alan
Dr. Sach
Wis
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