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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1915
Page
2
Classified notices list farm land prospects dairy and farming country on a Soo line town. Depo Wisconsin Land Co offers opportunities to own land and build with timber wells and buildings. Job and rental ads mention gardeners and hospitality roles, with scattered details and contact hints.
The proclamation designates May 4 through May 9 as city cleanup week in Marshfield. Residents urged to clean premises, drain standing water, and control mosquitoes and flies. Public works will provide extra transport crews to move gathered debris to safe disposal sites.
Community items note speakers for April 26 service at convalescent home meeting. invitations extended for May 7 event. Mentions include Mrs. Charles Beater hosting visitors, Grand Rapids missionary George Dewey views at a schoolhouse, wash work by Rosas Porter, Mrs. Ed Sulingham visiting relatives, christening for Mumehfield’s child, and various visits and social gatherings around Richfield and nearby towns.
Miller Creek notes and local items recount Gust Wun and Stevens attending an April event for Miss Anna Geyer who died recently. Other items include a runaway incident while delivering calves near Marshfield, family visits in Schrage, Taos, and Howitt, plus several hometown greetings and social calls.
April 26 notes from North Nasonville report a newborn died the same day in Marshfield, Jos Stine ler begins a new home project, and Calvin Moore plans a summer house. Seeding and planting potatoes and corn are underway. Walter Peterson works on timber for Gust Pashki, and a portable sawmill operates at Mike Dovall’s.
May American Magazine prints James Montgomery Flagg humor in words and pictures about wives. The extract mocks marital dynamics with snippets of dialogue and sharp gender observations from a called out set of wife tales and husband reactions.
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