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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
6
Fragmentary legal notice outlines subscriber protection on postpaid papers. It mentions nonpayment not forfeiting access, and publishers to suspend or stop delivery if arrears remain unpaid. Text is garbled but centers on paper supply and subscriber rights.
The Mississippi Valley Lumberman reprints a eastern lumberman’s view on tariffs, costs, and wages. He notes higher production costs with wages rising from 18 to 35–50 dollars monthly and argues tariffs benefit fair profits amid a changing century economy.
A sensational line touts Dr Kings New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness and headaches, claiming blunders are costly yet the remedy is gentle but thorough. The ad notes a 25 cent price at Sexton Bros drug store.
W B McComb of Montana plans a three day horse sale December 6 7 and 8 at the W C R R stock yards Marshfield offering 50 head of horses and colts from suckers up with additional offerings at Auburndale a few days later watch for his ad for details
The Wisconsin Teachers association jubilee meets in Milwaukee from December 29 to 31 with many national reputations among its speakers. Notable figures include Dr. Winship, Dr Bascom, Reuben Tal Tech, Henry Turner Bailey, Dean Jackman, and Mrs Ida Putnam. The event features a large audience, special railroad rates, and an evening lecture on A More Beautiful America. Merchandise certificates are offered at the cashier’s desk for gifts.
To the People of Marshfield and Vicinity take notice the Clauss Shears Scissors and Razors line is at C S Sheerin Marshfield Wis with a complete assortment. The goods are claimed to be the finest in the world guaranteed unlimited and sold direct to users by the factory at Fremont Ohio. The Clauss name is not on cheap articles.
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