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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1909
Page
2
A sensational medical claim links undigested food issues to tuberculosis risk. The notice promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure, urging readers to buy from R. J. Strauss, a druggist on Main Street, for a fifteen day treatment at twenty five cents.
Fragmentary entry lists Dr Humphreys specifics and a mix of language notes. It mentions English and Spanish terms and references port, river, and venete items in what appears to be a lexicon or catalog fragment.
An old advertisement from Lawrence Kansas markets a tonic named for aiding difficult breathing and fatigued nerves. It promises rapid relief, claims to strengthen nerves, and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not help, urging readers to consult their druggist.
The Indiana Dairymen's Convention speech by Prof. H A Hopper stresses the primacy of using pure bred sires across generations to fix dairy traits. It warns against half blood sires, notes soil preparation for oats and corn, and outlines how quickly bloodlines improve with favorable conditions and fall plowing.
The Central Wisconsin Holstein-Friesian Breeders Association held its first annual meeting in Marshfield on March 26 with strong attendance. President T F Vannedom detailed membership growth, a new exhibition building, and overall progress. O J Lew highlighted organizational benefits. Officers were elected: T F Vannedom president, A E Howard secretary, E C Royce treasurer. Discussions covered silage, feed value of skim milk, and breed promotion for the Holstein crest of central Wisconsin.
A veteran traveler notes farmers neglect seed selection for oats while giving top care to horses and hogs. He recalls Michigan oats producing 32 to 34 pounds per bushel and argues Central Illinois and Iowa farmers could improve yields by sourcing better seed rather than replanting the same varieties.
Hoard's Dairyman advocates using Separstac skim milk for weaned colts to support digestion, prevent stomach upset, and maintain growth through winter. It notes that a proper transition with gradual grain, salt, and limited water aids the colt’s appetite. Prolonged feeding of four to six quarts twice daily for three months yields wholesome results.
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