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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1913

Page

8

Soo System Instructs Its Trainmen To Be Polite

Portage Democrat reports new orders from the general superintendent guiding Soo Line crew to courteous conduct. Conductors like Hogan are praised as hosts while engineers are cautioned not to cause abrupt stops or loud signals at stations. Passengers should hear thanks upon ticket handoff and feel at home aboard.

SOO System Port Hogan Portage Branch Debonair Chesterfieldian Alo Ars

The Advertiser’s Promise and the Public Trust

The text argues that an advertiser who uses newspaper type and ink delivers a uniform story to all readers, ensuring equal treatment. It contrasts this with personal pitching, which allows selective bargaining with each customer and questions which method readers prefer.

Weather Man and Town Character Duel Over Work

In a local quip, Uncle Charley rates the weather man highly as an honest laborer. A townwife jokes her husband toils by digging for change to buy schnapps, contrasting duties with humor.

Uncle Charley

Mary C Upham Poem Volume Praised in Obituary Tribute

Excerpt from Jefferson County Union notes Mary Cornelia Upham, poet and wife, born Cleveland Ohio died Marshfield Wisconsin. Tribute calls her “Husband and Comrade” and “Woman Who Understood.” Appraisal lauds modest output and refined verse, praising her home centered life from army post to wilderness cabin.

Mary Cornelia Upham Claveland Oho Marshfield Wis Lloyd Kenyon Jones Upham Lake Michigan Mary C. Upham Jefferson County Union

Bethel News Briefs and Social Updates

Roads near Bethel are nearly impassable as mail carrier Arthur Hughes struggles on the star route from Bethel to Arpin. Clara Palmer returns from the funeral of her mother-in-law, Mrs Crandall, in Milton Jankston. E Pearl mourns the niece Mary E Pearl who died near Janesville after her September visit. Mary Snow returns to her son William in Milwaukee after time on the west coast. Eld B J Cady, once a missionary, spoke at the academy chapel and will preach at Bethel church tomorrow. People note a worker’s dedication and perseverance in daily life.

Arthur Hughes Bethel Arpin Return Clara Palmer Crandall Milton Jankston E. Pearl Mary E. Pearl Janesville Mary Snow Milwaukee William Eld. B. J. Cady Pacific Australia New Zealand Academy Bethel Church

Wisconsin Farmers Urge Federal Help For Land Clearing

George McKerrow of Madison argues in Superior that the federal government could clear Northern Wisconsin stumps and fund irrigation in the west. He says state or federal action is feasible with funds and would aid the region, noting Wisconsin’s growing settler influx and urging dairying and crops suited to local soil.

Wisconsin Geo. McKerrow Madison Supérior United States

Marshfield area notices and local arrivals

Auburndale residents and visitors appear in a string of notices including Anna Draxler and Elsa Pankratz traveling or visiting relatives in Hewitt and New Richmond, while Miss Rosa Albrecht wed Frank Specht at St Marys church. Albert Burke dies at 57 from brain concussion returning from Grand Rapids. survivors include a wife and three children Otto Roy and Minnie.

A.M. van Ryzin Laona Elsa Pankratz Hewitt Albert Burke Grand Rapids Otto St. Paul Roy Minnie

Nasonville Organizes Local Union of Equity

At a Woodman ball Saturday evening the Nasonville Local Union of Equity was organized with 11 members. Harry Jorgenson was elected president, Henry Hetting vice president, Vint Nason secretary and treasurer, and Carist Panixon shipper. Stock will be shipped from Chili where a union will be organized this week.

Nasonville Union of Equity Herry Jorgenson Henry Hetting Vint Nason Carist Panixon Chili Iunion

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad From 1886 Toledo Firm

An 1886 advertisement offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back guarantee of one hundred dollars for cure failures. Frank J. Cheney declares the firm F J Cheney & Co. will pay for each failing case, claims cure works through blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and doctors endorsing the remedy. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

A. D Sear A. W. Gleason Norary Peath Hall Cuensy & Co Toledo

Late dinner forgery? Smithson stomach trouble tale

The dialogue notes a visit to Smithson and his stomach trouble. The speaker explains the delay was due to hearing about his health and a suggestion to take Chamberlain's tablets. The snippet ends with a sales line indicating availability from all dealers.

Smithson

Medical Book Free From Dr Goddard Offers Treatment

Dr Goddard of Milwaukee offers a free medical book on modern non surgical treatments for chronic diseases. He claims many conditions once treated by surgery can be cured medically and invites readers to consult him at the Blodgett Hotel on Wednesday April 16 for free friendly visits starting at 9 am.

Goddard Milwaukee Specialis de Goctor Marshfeld Alxadrlee Blodgett Hotel Toy Dr. Goddard Wis St. Milwaukes

Constipation Warning Promotes Dr Miles Laxative Tablets

A Montpelier Vermont advertisement relays warnings that neglecting constipation causes serious illness and ties to typhoid and appendicitis. The testimonial from C E Ayers promotes Dr Miles Laxative Tablets sold at 25 cents a box with a money back guarantee.

CE. Ayers Sabin St Montpelier Dr. Miles Miles Miles Medical CO Bikhart Ind

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