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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1911
Page
10
Rastus stood trial charged with stealing seven dollars and eighty five cents. Unable to hire a lawyer, the judge appointed Lawyer Clearer as counsel. Clearem defended vigorously and Rastus was acquitted. Afterward they discussed fees, with Rastus claiming he had eighty five cents and some cash.
An early advertisement extols eczema’s reach and offers Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the best treatment. It claims hot baths and these products give permanent relief for all forms of eczema and related skin troubles, promising free samples to sufferers.
Wisconsin lawmakers shift from debate to action with workmen's compensation reforms, university investigation tensions, and a major express rates bill. The assembly advances the compensation measure, considering amendments to shield its constitutionality, while election reforms and university probes loom. Speeches by state leaders describe the session as thorough, with calls to extend normal school training and to model regulation on Wisconsin’s public utilities for national adoption.
The Wisconsin postmaster nominations sent to the Senate include Charles Brown Montell o Henry H White Edward Morrissey and Edward Morrissey for Lake Geneva Delavan A civil service exam will be held May 33 for postmasters with Rochmont Superior Stockbridge Chilton Breed Log an Findley Sprague Harry W Ross named carrier at Bloomington replacing Ralph W Reece man.
Articles filed with Secretary of State Frear list Denmark Transportation Company at Denmark with capital of 3000 dollars. Incorporators include F W Krwanek and Charles Krwanek along with Mary Krwanek and Christian Solum. Also noted is Christian Solum Shoe Company at Merrill with capital 10000 dollars and incorporators BE King Christian Solum August Hannen David Andereoo and H J Bowell.
Lars Hanson escaped from Waupun prison after four years for burglary and moved on to Milwaukee where he robbed seven South Milwaukee sites to fund his mobility. He left a trail mark at each stop and wore rubber boots and old clothes during the spree.
In a provincial French appeal court a 14 year old boy summoned to testify caused laughter. Dressed in Basque redingote with collar and hat, he read a formal citation from a pocket note, saying he appeared in his father's style.
Rhodie says on his route he encounters a place where wood is consistently sawed and split. Joe confirms noting the usual activity at that location.
An established factory producing standard goods seeks a resident distributor for this district and unoccupied territory. Requires $400 to $3,000 capital, weekly orders, $100 to $200 monthly compensation plus extra for office and expenses. Permanent arrangement, references required. Respond promptly. Liberty Manufacturing Association, 230 West Lakeon St. Chicago.
Old Skinfint presses a promise as Dobby offers a formal proposal about supporting his daughter in the manner she prefers. The judge notes Dobby’s soft heart and fear she may wheedle concessions Skinflint could refuse.
Fragmented notice from Saskatoon calling agriculturists, poultry farmers, dairy farmers, and market traders to respond to high prices and low supply with plans to the Commissioner, Board of Trade. Includes a Hobbes quote and an ad fragment for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets claiming constipation cures.
An old fashioned quip extols a simple remedy named Garfield Tea described as pure and potent. The verse attributes wisdom to experience and to a healer Fleutus, asserting remedies rely on disposition rather than years.
Baltimore readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing a 15 year old girl named Alice once diagnosed with Green Sickness. A Baltimore mother provides testimonial, urging women with painful or irregular periods to seek Pinkham’s formula, citing widespread success and free advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
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