Incidents of the Past in Marshfield and Nearby
The town sees new residences and business moves including C M Upham & Bro plans a canear ing machine, Compton & Poderville building a figur mill, and J A Felt buying a house for 75 dollars. Local roads suffer mud blockades, notable deaths and dam repairs, farm sales, and preparations for coal pits and a planing mill. Public meetings and religious events planned, with rail and timber industry updates and a civil service exam notice for 1903 in Marshfield.
Postoffice Hours and Postmaster Notice
Weekday hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with Sunday service 11 15 to 12 13. Holiday closings at 10 30 a.m. Money order office closes at 6 p.m. Joan F Coxm postmaster.
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Joan F. Coxm
Prejudice Against Modern Treatment Is Costly
Chief claim asserts prejudice against scientific therapy delays cures. Dr. Turbin of Chicago is praised for abdominal pelvic and chronic diseases, with many deemed incurable restored to health. He offers free consultation and will visit Marshfield at Blodgett Hotel on Monday April 20.
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Turbin
Chicago
Tarbdin
Turin
Marshfield
Blodgett Hotel
Recommendation for Hart's Honey and Horehound Remedy
A letter from Altright merchant E N Scholsser encloses 5.40 and requests six dozen Hart's Honey and Horehound size Q3c with credit and shipment. The missive touts the cough, cold, croup and throat to lung benefits and notes druggist Henry Horn sells the product.
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E. N. Scholsser
Altright
Heary Horn
Report of Condition at First National Bank Wisconsin 1903
A notarized statement details the financial condition of the First National Bank of Wisconsin with assets including multiple securities, cash, and loans. It lists capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, deposits, and various reserve items. Executed by the bank’s cashier under oath on April 14, 1903.
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First National Bank
Almarahfolil
Basivens Ayretrh
Paletos
StaTe OF Wisconsin Cousty
Edward L. Streat
Natwad
Hills
Ton CortentAttent
Adam Haf
Wat Utiheler
Fa TH. Thom
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Notary Public
Amerigan National Bank
Marshfield
Wirconsn
Basinens
Wisconsin
Waon
Lindewann
Linnzacasx
Csabler
Eal
Letore
A. L. Botupate
Notary
Paine's Celery Compound Advertised as Life Giver
An old advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a universal cure. It claims it builds strength, restores vitality, and renews energy for the tired and discouraged, recommending it as essential for every home.
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Paine
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Frank Upham
C. M. Upham and Bro
Compton & Poderville
Grand Rapids
J. A A. Felt
Neillyville
James O'Neill
Clark County
Beast
Neillsville
Wisconsin River Improvement Company
John Seubert
G. Altmann
Dodge County
Mack & Spencer
Bro. Barnum
Wausau
Bro, Barnum
Renne
P. M
Cornelius
Sheboygan County
W. H. Ward
Dakota
Philpot
Donald McKercher
Nasonville
Omro
the Times
Rivet's Opera House
Mar
Wm. Derts
Chas. Rush
S. Hawley
Beaver Dam
R. U
Presbyterian Church
Theo. D. Kanonse
Commerce
Abbott House
Abbottsford
J. F. Johnston
Johnston
Cooledge
E. A. Carey
N. Boardman
Fond du Lac
Marshfeld
Star and News
TMES
C. M. Upham & Bro
Spencer Tribune
Enterprise
Oph
Tur Times
Henry Sherry
M. J. Powers
O'Cloak
Geo. Ingalls
Kamp's
U. S. Civil Service Commission
U.S.C. S
Frep R. Masten
Sec
Board of Examiners
Wis
Hyeniratta
U.S
Bankite House
National Lepka
Amie Ghorks
Asbor Wilah
Venice
Jos
Bonda
Haokiia House
Mxerve Agumia
Tevennu
Esso
Lawtal Money Reserve I Bank
Ohare Nacional
Atate Bonkyend Bankern
Paine’s
Poandyle
Burling Nh
C. S. Sheerin
American National Bank
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G. Lindemann
A. L. Bourprie
Wood Co
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R. L. Kraus
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P. N. Ghristensen
Marshfield, Wis
Ada Baper
Wate
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France
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Hotel Blodgett
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Milwaukee
David Gamumet
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Mansion House
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