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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
6
George Derby and Miss Lela Andress were quietly married at Tomahawk on Wednesday of last week and returned to their home in Wan-sau for a brief visit before moving to Wanau where Derby works as a job printer for the Daily Record.
Dr Humphreys claims his seventy seven Specific is the sole remedy for LaGrippe and Colts. He states the System of Specifics covers diseases from infancy to old age and offers comfort for baby colic and elderly bladder or kidney weakness. A small book details the Specifics, available at drug stores or by mail, price 25 cents. Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co New York.
The public school children present a Christmas operetta at the opera house on Thursday evening December 21 under Miss Ethel Dentap director of art and music. They will canvass the city to sell tickets and expect a large audience.
On hand 3000 cards of new mill wood with stave length offered at 1.35 dollars per card delivered within city. Orders via teamsters or at Main Office. Cash on delivery. Urnuammuro Company Ste.
The report references a writ of habeas corpus suspension and mentions figures such as Mrs Habn and Miss Mason with associations to the Army of the Potomac and commanding generals. It cites Wendell Phillips and Thomas Bailey Aldrich along with Mrs Gwin and a note on Unguarded Gates.
Marsh field blacksmiths agree to new rates starting December 1 19th century era price list sets new shoes at 400 and shoes set at 20e per horse.
Unclaimed letters remain for Adolph Arnesen Emma Babcock Waldo Cramer Joe Donnelly Edward Krause Mrs M Kester Mrs Henry Miller Miss Bune Schburn H M Smith and others up to December 3 1905 Advertisers should say advertised Joan F Corr P M
Lane Cigar-Six room cot tage on West A street hosts Pine Tree lodge M W A officers elected Monday evening with installation set for January 1. A pocket-book lost with Kentucky Veneer Works stamped outside. reward offered. Joseph Kotas of Auburndale joins Tiffault-Kamps Mer Co as dry goods clerk after years at K. Connor Co. Special millinery sale announced by Miss M C Lueckenbach. L B Ring retires. W A McGilvray takes over Neillsville Times. Holiday specials in jewelry and silverware at B Elvis store.
Dr. W H Budge plans a large poultry operation on his farm north of town. He aims to raise chickens turkeys geese and ducks after years of study and reported success in breeding high grade fowls.
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