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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
6
A critique of opposition tactics against President Wilson notes expected attacks over the tariff bill and asserts Wilson will likely gain broad support. It references legislative steps, local issues in Los Angeles, farm water concerns, and April weather with comments on public morale and optimism for political progress.
A collection of light items from Marshfield then travels through communal anecdotes. Jokes about fishing mishaps, prune advertising, a druggist note, and a punch line about a salesman seeking two orders. Dentist tale uses sympathetic pain. A family tale ends with a Missouri buyer remark.
Local items report Mrs. D. J. Harney’s return from Milwaukee and John Therolf’s expected home from St. Louis by Sunday or Monday. Marriage licenses issued to Stevens and Tews, King and Molter. Portico contract at the Juneau house. Elks minister’s program pricing. Community updates include visits, church services, notices of meetings, and local business openings.
At Thursday's meeting the Eagles established a convention committee on ways and means to arrange transporting the Second Regiment band to Manito woc for the annual state convention in Jane. If 200 Eagles approve, uniforms will be ordered and delegates may seek a parade prize. The series will skip this week due to the Elks minstrel show. Alderman A L MacFarlane, as board of health chair, will supervise cleaning city hall property to set an example for May 1 cleanup.
A baby boy was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Henry Geeres a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Joseph Wagner on Thursday and a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Ed Krause on Saturday all at their homes.
Miss Isabelle Loughead, daughter of Mr and Mrs G N Loughead, will marry Raymond W Scott of Belleville Wisconsin at eight this morning at the residence on hospital hill. Rev Joseph Brown will perform the ceremony. A wedding breakfast will follow and the couple will depart for Belleville on the 10 40.
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