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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
9
Madison reports the governor's veto of bill 224 defining nonresidents for hunting licenses was sustained by a unanimous assembly vote. The assembly engrossed measures include the Manning relief bill for Union soldiers and an O'Day bill for a state prison trade school.
Remodeling the Methodist Church sale items listed at two bushels or less at near cost. Kenosha reports government action against a proposed isolation hospital on Washington Island. Milwaukee prepares for Travelers Protective Association Wisconsin convention April 25 and 26 with committee meetings on April 13 and 29. Marinet te notes Gertrude Suhwittay leads in county superintendent votes by 600 over A C Ramsey due to ballot forms with slips bearing her name. Belo t reports Auto Fire Car No 1 responds to three fires.
Beloit firemen answered a record number of alarms in rapid succession covering seven miles in twenty three minutes. Alarms came from different city sections and were all deemed genuine by responders.
A whimsical travelogue follows Trixie, Migs, Dicle, and Yook Pixie as they ride an airship to old Spain. They hear castanets, meet a troubadour, watch dancing in mantillas, and recall home, with imagery of ports and distant lands.
The text explains static electricity from rubbing materials and magnetic electricity from moving a wire in a magnetic field. It then describes Household Gossip a party game where players guess who made each remark about an absent person, with names written and revealed as guesses are correct.
Four things that cannot return are the spoken word the sped arrow the past life and the neglected opportunity. The adage warns that once chances are gone they do not come back and emphasizes the value of timely action and mindful speech.
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