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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1912
Page
6
A preacher urges readers to set a high aim in all life aspects. He stresses personal self knowledge, healthy body, sound mind, pure heart, and rising to full manhood or womanhood. He calls for excellence in home life, public duties, and work, grounded in practical Christianity to improve society.
Mic Harr Griffin of Marshfield Wisconsin announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Wood County Sheriff at the September primary. The paid announcement notes the payment details as part of the campaign filing.
Mrs. E. J. Habo returns from Wausau. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Eq Augustine last Friday. Fr Volz and Mechler visit Stanley and Abbotsford. Hartl's cafe redecorated. Lynn Winch family out at Waupaca lakes. Rev Fraser of Dodgeville visits. Elsie Wismeth returns from Bilganeey Shaboygan and Green Bay. Thomas St. Thomas returns to California after visit with St. Thomas family. ME church ladies meet with Mrs. Hewitt. WCTU social at Miss Agnes Brown’s for Mrs. Elvis of Gary. Varney conducts summer teacher exams. about twenty attend. Earl Leahy returns from Montana homestead. Mangolds from Appleton and Marathon City visit Mangold home. Tommy Krieg improving from typhoid at Princeton. Johnsons return from Warapaca. Strangs visit from Waukegan. Pankow and son to Reedsburg for fair work. Milwaukee chiefs’ convention attendance. Winter and Bruce outing for Mrs. Crotteau and daughter. Twenty four new benches installed in north side park. Marcella and Marie Volz return to La Crosse. Mary Hoffmann and Carl Hoffman to marry with Fr Volz officiating. Advertised letters for week ending Aug. 6, 1912. Wet hunting licenses via Frank Vaughn. Louisa Woodard and William Noffke wed by Judge Hahn. plan to visit Ladysmith then Ontario for future home.
Paid advertisement stating a rate and payment terms authored by B C Bors from Marvufield Wisconsin. The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide clear dates, amounts, or actionable details.
A brief political teaser notes Emil G C Pors leading Democratic primaries and includes an unrelated fragment praising Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a Temple Indiana reader Lindsay Scott endorsement. The ad ends with a generic note that the remedy is for sale by all dealers.
The passage evokes returning to familiar pages of Goethe as spring flowers, violets and mayflowers frame the moment. The tone reflects gratitude for revisiting the old story and the charm of a consistently pleasant impression from reopening this literary volume.
A Marshfield resident, Mrs. Mary Klug, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills eased her back pain and side pains caused by weak kidneys after obtaining them at Sexton Bros. Drug Store. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's, priced at 50 cents, from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, sole U S agents.
Official notice from the County Clerk of Wood County Wincowain announcing a primary election to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer attorney general representative to Congress and other county offices. Election held September 3 with general election November 5. Nomination terms expire January 1913 1918 and 1919 for various officials. Dated Grand Rapid July 2 1912. County Clerk of Wood County Win.
G H Degper of Brooklyn N Y preached at city hall on Sunday at 1 p m arguing from scripture that death came through sin and all in graves will hear Christ’s voice. He claimed the world will learn God’s truth as earth’s waters cover the sea and faces a choice between Life and the Second Death.
John Depress of Grand Rapids Wisconsin announces candidacy for County Treasurer in the September primaries at a rate of ten gents per counted line.
A. J. Cowell announces candidacy for Wood County Sheriff at the coming primary election. Voter outreach notes Wood County readers and specifies the residence at 442 R. D. Arpin Wisconsin.
State Civil Service Commission Madison announces an examination on August 27 for the post of City Sealer of Weights and Measures in Marshfield Wisconsin. Application details at 4312 Mr W S Gungalts, Madison. Fleming PA farmer touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after fourteen years of use. Sold by dealers.
A faded ad line mentions Chas H Fletchar with the signature for over thirty years and The Kind You Have Always Bought. It promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for back pain urging twice daily use and massage, claiming relief. sold by all dealers.
A notice touts Chamberlains Tablets as a cure for ill health caused by impaired digestion. It claims the stomach failing disrupts the system and that a few doses will strengthen digestion invigorate the liver and regulate the bowels. It asserts many others have been permanently cured and markets the product through dealers.
The article explains the benefits of rotating pastures for cattle and sheep. Fresh fields, even when separated by wire, renew appetite and health. Resting pastures prevents taint and staleness, with larger enclosures needing proportionally more area to maintain immunity from soaring.
The North Agriculturist reports observations on carrying twice the normal number of animals for three weeks or a month, followed by an equal rest period, as opposed to constant grazing with altered numbers. The study tracks cattle and sheep habits and progress through careful note-taking.
An advertised remedy Zemo by E. W. Rose Medicine Co. promises to stop itching and rash from eczema. Claims quick absorption, no grease, and lasting effect. marketed via Ai J. Strauss Drug Store with a dollar largest bottle and 25 cent trial bottle offered.
A paid advertisement by G B Bawncts Marthe Wis announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Wood County District Attorney at the September primary election. The notice states payment details and the candidate intent.
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