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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1910

Page

4

Good Qualities of Dahlia Jack Rose in 1890s debate

L K Peacock of Berlin NJ defends Jack Rose dahlia amid mixed reports. Certificated by Pennsylvania Horticultural Society as finest crimson dahlia. blooms long, color richer than Lyndhurst, withstands drought, healthiest plant, and remains open deep into bloom. Addresses criticisms on stem length and color.

L. K. Peacock Berlin N. J Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Lyndhurst Jack Rose Jack Teese Lyddhurst

Most Desirable Grain Seed for Strong Stand

To obtain a good stand of grain, use the largest plump seeds for seed. Small or damaged grain yields weak plants susceptible to frost drought or temperature shifts. Heavy and light barley samples A B C and B show plants corresponding to labeled seeds. Germinating seeds sprout faster when soaked in warm water before planting, especially aged thick coated seeds.

Wisconsin State News Highlights and Local Incidents

A string of Wisconsin reports details fatalities at a St Louis River bridge site, a double murder and arson near Portes camps, a major brewery workers strike settlement in La Crosse, and an array of local incidents from Superior to Beloit including fires, suicides, rescues, and civic appointments. Additionally, wage changes, licensing debates, and postal updates appear across several towns and counties.

John Johnegon Ganson Philips Wolfgang Kress Benjamin Watt Portes Camps la Crosse Northwest Rachie Clarence Darrow Chicago Lakesite Superior F. P. O'Connor Otis Gustin Gordon Manitowoc J. J. Konop Wayside Manitowoc County Viroqua Jacob Serch Cameron Rice Jake Bloomer Qahkosh Clara Floeths Naomi Stevens Fox River Oscar Mietzel Oxford Ormsby Street Good Templars Oshkosh Bo Mack Dresden Oshkosh Norms Hhis Vanesville Racine Belle City Malleable Iron Company Rles Clara Fleethae Guoz Durber Candy Factory Beloit E. J. Evans St Paul's Episcopal Church Beloit College A K Bardy

Panic in Prison Plays Hymn to Calm Fearful Inmates

Walter Dorman, a life term inmate known as the most dangerous man at Western Penitentiary, sits at the piano and leads 800 prisoners in a hymn as a fire breaks in the adjacent factory. Guards tense, but no stampede follows. the chapel service continues briefly amid the blaze. Two visitors race to save books as the escape threat passes.

Walter Dorman Pennsylvania Crissa Pittsburg Western Penitentiary Permas Nent Miller Kennedy Glee Club of New Kensington Walter Dormen Biddle Brothers Banditti Dorman John Francis Plang Gles Rinehart and Rameey Waynesburg Friander Ramsey

No problem of higher food cost from eating more

A reader argues that increasing food intake does not raise overall costs, claiming efficient consumption and budget management prevent expense growth. The note presents a personal stance without data or expert sourcing.

Quaker Oats Shown as Ideal Food Compared With Others

An advertisement touts Quaker Oats as an ideal food that is delicious appetizing and strengthening. It claims the oats cost almost nothing compared with other foods and yet build the best.

Golf tales from Dorothy Campbell at Merion luncheon

Scottish champion Dorothy Campbell visited Philadelphia for Merion Cricket Club luncheons and shared humorous golf stories. She recounted a North Berwick tale where a caddie quips that the ball might not kill the father but perhaps make him the eldest son, reflecting local golf lore.

Miles Dorothy Campbell Philadelphia Merion Cricket Club North Berwick

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