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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1915
Page
2
An advertisement from the Adrenal Medical Institute Milwaukee Wisconsin promotes Triumph Pills as a safe dependable solution for irregular or delayed use. It claims the product is not sold at drug stores and invites readers to write for the free Relii 4 and particulars.
The town of Cleveland will vote Thursday August 26 on a $4500 bond to borrow state funds for Bradley bridge repairs. Voters consider replacing the trestle with a concrete structure as the current bridge is badly in need of repairs.
An old advertisement notes Castoria bears the signature of Chas. A. Fletcher and promotes its thirty plus years of use alongside the familiar line The Kind You Have Always Bought. The copy echoes enduring trust and brand continuity.
The notice lists prices for various farm commodities from Sparr Cereal Company including No 1 Timothy hay at 9.00, other hay grades with no call, and several grain and feed items with per bushel and per ton rates such as Wheat oats barley rye corn and bran plus flour and pig feed. It mentions butter beef veal chicken and hides with limited figures and terms.
A man who mocks Molly Roddles is described as someone who stays firm while a frivolous woman pets him and persuades him she loves him as long as theater tickets and lunch after the show are provided.
Mrs. Henry Kautzer of Marshfield visited relatives here for a couple of days as the community enjoyed good weather and haying activity. Small grain cutting has begun with hail reported nearby but not here. B. J. Trimborn attended Marshfield on business. H. G. Hellerman left for Milwaukee. a surprise party at William Henfoths was a success. repairs at H. E. Klemmes' cheese factory are set for Thursday.
People praise Chamberlains Tablets for stomach relief. Mrs Rosie Rish of Wabash Indiana says it is the best medicine she has used for stomach trouble and recommends giving it a trial. For sale by all dealers.
A group of four young men, two local Grand Rapids residents, robbed a jewelry window with a five pound rock then fled by horse and buggy. Police pursued to Sigel road and captured them. They confessed to earlier break in at Getts bowling alley and face hearings. two suspects are local youths.
In a September issue of Woman's Home Companion a father explains diplomacy to his son. He says diplomacy is the art of making people analogize to you after you have done them an injury.
July balance and expenditures for School District No. 1 at wg include tuition for Marshfield Lime Ridge Marsh Marshfield Town and other towns amounting to 9630.24 with items for repairs supplies printing and janitors salaries. Clerk P J Kraus notes balance on hand 9600.24 dated Aug 1 1915 and ends with a quoted quip about decisive women.
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