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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
11
A communal appeal urges elders to curb a common evil among boys who distribute advertising matter. Dishonest acts like skipping routes or stealing pay are blamed for weakening morals and harming future prospects. Report misdeeds to the local firm promptly. boys receive guidance rather than harsh punishment.
L M Nash writes to the Grand Rapids Tribune advising farmers to cut oats and rye straw for rough feed to stretch supplies. He suggests sowing rye immediately and pasture cattle on it in fall and spring, noting rye regrows like grass. He mentions sheep and cattle in a rye field until June 12 and outlines millet as a rain contingency. Frank L Zweck sells talking machines and records, inviting readers to his jewelry store for demonstrations.
A satirical piece blends seasonal imagery with political figures and events. It lampoons voters, labor, and reform as September signals changes, referencing Rockefeller, Bryan, Roosevelt, and Octobers forthcoming campaigns amid humorous social sketches and fashion critiques.
Germanys greatest achievement lies in using wind currents to drive airships, not just refining craft. By harvesting air forces like birds, ships could double or triple speed, using steady winds such as trade winds and the gulf stream to reach America. Germany has mapped routes in Over Sea by Airship from the century.
A civic movement led by youth clubs and societies in Boston seeks a return of the old curfew law. It proposes nine o clock bell times requiring all under 18 to stay in their homes under guardianship, with parents liable if found on the streets. Initially a semi private reform effort, organizers aim to broaden public support and frame it as a popular issue.
Fisgsen announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Assemblyman of Wood county subject to the upcoming primary. He states lifelong Republican loyalty, supports La Follette for U S Senate, and pledges faithful service if elected. Dated July 29, 1910, signed PircP Bean.
The State Civil Service Commission will hold a general competitive examination on Saturday September 10 for the position of game warden in the Twelfth Senatorial District. The district includes Ashland Bayfield Sawyer Washburn Price and Taylor counties. Interested parties should write to the State Civil Service Commission in Madison Wisconsin for information and applications.
The post office lists letters remaining uncalled for during the week ending August 22 1910. Names include John Bradley Oscar Brettain Charles Dedant A V Danohue Alfred Jensen Hilding Ringquist Mike Schriner Jos Schaefer Frank Miller R J Oudi rot Ella Tanghen Sverett Upham.
Notice to the public announces new single meal price of 35 cents at both the Eagle Hotel and the Manston House. Daily rate remains 1.25 dollars. Proprietors Peter Daur and J. J. Varney warn patrons of the change.
Philadelphia Record notes the origin of an event or person with terse, historical phrasing. The item references Fallingstone Nomose-Yer and Tatterdon Torn Iuster, implying a backstory inquiry or heritage note tied to Philadelphia.
An old Baltimore American styled ad extols Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and bowel regularity. It urges use if appetite fails and notes the product is sold by all druggists in Talbot County Maryland. The same piece touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe with relief for coughs colds and whooping cough.
A. J Cowett of Arpin Wisconsin announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Wood County Sheriff at the September primaries. He requests support from friends and pledges to perform the duties impartially and to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
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