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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
2
A Farm and Fireside tip notes that cleaning a spade is easier if placed beside damp cinders. Dig into the cinders for a minute, move it like gravel, then the spade stays ready. The method was learned shoveling cinders into a post-hole and works like a charm.
A reader from Ma Jones North Dakota reports relief after taking two bottles of Vinol, praising it as a strong body-builder for fatigue and weakness. The ad promises Vinol strengthens the sickly, with an ironclad guarantee and money-back if no benefit.
A narrator schemes with Colonel and Signorina to seize the President in a Friday night coup for money and power. The plot centers on bribed troops, a gala supper, and a risky dinner alibi to secure the President and control the treasury. The conspirators weigh murder versus capture as they balance love, debt, and ambition.
Farm and Fireside reports rising average yields per acre across corn, wheat, oats, potatoes, barley, rye, buckwheat and hay. Corn climbs from 23.5 to 27 bushels, wheat from ~12 to ~14.5, oats from ~25 to 30, potatoes from ~70 to 96, barley 21.5 to 25.5, rye 11.75 to 16.5, buckwheat 13 to 19, hay 12 to 14 tons.
A Grand Rapids paper reports plans to issue smaller parcel post stamps in distinct colors for each denomination, with larger numerals. The colors will identify value, replacing the current all one color system. The change aims to curb fraud and aid detection, with practical benefits despite not being as pretty.
R Miller begins a new house project while residents report frequent visits and travels to Stratford Marshfield and March. Families like Krauter Freidrick Boucher Steinbach and Frankchowiak are noted visiting relatives and attending a March dance. school attendance remains steady with about thirty pupils daily.
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