Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed in Marshfield
A Marshfield testimonial by Mrs. Mary Rapp claims Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache dizziness and nervousness from kidney issues after using them from Sexton Bros Dring Store. The ad notes sale agents Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo and urges buying Doan's, plus Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Marshfield
Mary Rapp
Cedar St
Marshheld
Wis
Doan
Sexton Bros
Foster-Marlburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Chamberlain
Vinci tonic builds up Raleigh child says mother
Raleigh mother Mia W C Strothar praises Vinci tonic for her sickly child Hazel after a severe illness. She notes improved appetite, strength, and color and says the remedy tightens health with cod liver oil and tonic iron. Money back if not satisfied. Sexton Brothers Druggists Marshfield Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Mia
W. C. Strothar
Raleigh
N.C
Hazel
Vincl
Sexton Brothers
Marshfield, Wis
Marshfield urged as state fair site with hotel pledge
The author urges Marshfield as the state fair site citing a planned $75,000 hotel by a leading local capitalist. He notes Marshfield as a major cheese shipping center and showcases local farm progress, growth in northern Wisconsin, and support by nine trusted men. He mentions the state farm station's success and past lobbying, arguing merit will decide. An advertisement for Dr Miles Laxative Tablets appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromm
Marshfield
Pennsylvania
Isconsin
State Board of Regents
State Farm Experiment Station
Wisconsin
Madison
Enlist the Children in Civic Movement in Marshfield
Miss Maud Van Buren of Madison spoke to Marshfield leaders about forming Junior Civic leagues to beautify yards and fronts with garden contests and prizes. She described programs in other cities, urged fund-raising among businesses and clubs, and urged continued youth involvement with civic leagues in Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud van Buren
Madison
State Library Commission
Sunset Club
Civic League
Normington
Marshfield
Wisconsin Land Hopes Rise as Crops Avert Disaster
Staadt notes last week’s March weather now past. Farmers stay hopeful as crops have not failed here in Wisconsin. Miss Laura Pennebecker returns home from Stevens Point for a brief visit. Frank Burke’s engine repaired. mill expected to start Wednesday. Election turnout requested as town votes. H Silke relocates to Dave Reeve’s with timber for a new barn. J W Lawrence near completion of ice house with ample ice. Joe Kautzer mourns loss of a purebred calf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burke
Marshield
Monthly Statement of Marshfield Ledger Balance March 2 1913
The document lists numerous accounts and salaries including Wm Hinkfoth Alice Gavan Fred Groona Chas Greenberg Anton Dallendorfer Henry Heckel and many others with balances, installments, and salaries. It includes items from Natl Bank bonds Wood and additional entries like Maria Sexton Supply Teacher C. W. Otto and Edna Weber. The closing balance on hand shows 438. L09 dated Marshfield Wisconsin March 1912 by P. J. Kraus Dist Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuldlon
Tor
Freemont
Grighton
Wm. Hinkfoth
Woo
Alice Gavan
Natl
Bank
Fred Groona
Wood
Frank Martell
Chas. Greenberg
Cdu- Wood
Anton Dallendorfer
Henry Heckel
Wood Bat Ben
Merkel
Cam
G.C. Ebersole
Wobater
Thos. Dillinger
Gda
Maria Sexton
C. W. Otto
B. Wedgcock
Sala
van Zandt
Allen M. Graver
Mary 4
Edna G. Weber
Elma Thompson
Alice F. Rosesberg
Man L. Curran
Alice Skinner
Yonnie Wadley
Amelia Sorensen
Webb Maurer
Irene ML Bradlay
Lydia C. Hamm
Erma Nason
Anne Y. Kinnear
Mab Josephine Fritch
Eleanora Deanhardt
Sara E. Buck
Anna Munnon
Adeline Grimm
Lillian M. Anglim
Remington
H. Buckmiller
Selah Zi
Drayrye
Houghton-Millin Co
Seer Bersii
Palace Meat Co
Sunpiiea
C. Koenig
I Han Maw, Bb. Co
Guerze ‘Adler
Zar Bein ‘Walterbach
Ib Louis Wisbroecker
Wm. Glover
Should Churches Advertise and Invite Congregants
An editorial argues churches must publicize activities to grow influence. Sermons and music reach wider audiences through newspapers, with 250000 readers possible for sermon excerpts. Sunday schools should advertise, and proactive boards or teachers should lead publicity to counter stagnation and unseen light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Matthews
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Green Lake
Alex Mettelka
Times Office
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Wausau
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Good City Property
Fair Grounds
George H. Welton
Wisate
Foss & Sanders
Walter W. Krause
Masonville
Wood Osunts
Justice's Court
Harman
North Side
Wm. J. Schlafke
R. K. Taylor
Arpin
Loree Bros
Waupaca Arctic
C. Hayward
Ofice
Misa Rowan
Deutscher Arzt
Rembs & Sturm Furniture
Berry Wable
KM. D
H. BH. Milber
M. D
Marsefield
Wib
Saxton's
Regitenes
Maple
Walter Mason
Jones
Realdouce
Office
Jem Houus
Rose Browbery
RJ. B. Vedder
Victor A. Mason
Sexton's
Maple St
We. Bipke
Adler Block
R B
Potter
Dr. Lathrap
Edwards
Williams
Cecin
Armory
W. T. Poad
Deming Block
Residence Corner
Cedar Atreats
HL Lind
D. C
First National
Darnilans
Sexton
Raleigh, N.C
Chas
H.fletcher
Mr. Kraus
Rexall
Rerall
Air Tonic
Daean
Badr Towle
Tomers
R. J. Strauss
Segall Mere
Baral Blom
Pearly City
Niewar
Chichester S
Humphreys
William
Ann Sireete
Laura Pennebecker
Wii
Stevens Point
H. Silke
H. Wix
Dave Reeve
Globe
Wilds of
J. W. Lawrence
Joe Kautzer
Joe
P.J. Kraus
Mrs. H. Silks
Dowling Shreeks
Sydney
Australia
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