Lumbermen Seek U S Protection and Regulation
Wisconsin and Michigan lumbermen urged the Federal Trade Commission in Washington to permit price agreements and to fix a method for determining a reasonable return on investments. They argued timber is a national resource, seek tax changes to conserve supply, and urged regulations to prevent selling below cost or waste, asking Congress to enact protective regulatory laws if current statutes fail.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Stumpare
Michigan
R. B. Goodman
Goodman
Northern Hemlock and Hardwood Manufacturers Association
Edward Hines
Great Concern
G. N. Harder
Rib Lake
Southern Pine Men
Commission
Congress
A Roadside Conversation on a Farm
A traveler questions a farmer about farming methods and upgrades. The farmer defends his timothy hay, explains he will not alter his barn or stock, and notes the road is rough but affordable. He predicts the farm will pass to new owners, likely not worse than current care.
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Timothy
Paper Costs Rise as War Disrupts Colored Materials
With the European war, paper prices for colored print, book paper, and boards threaten to rise. Major jobbers withdrew standing quotations as mills increased costs. Delays and stockpiles kept prices steady until now, but imported dyes and German chemicals are exhausted, risking unavailability of some colors.
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Germany
Marshfield interview on Mrs Schmidt kidney relief
Mrs Louis C Schmidt of 512.5 Cedar St Marshfield recalls an interview from over five years ago and its sequel. She describes back pain dizziness and headaches cured by Deans Kidney Pills providing complete relief. Statement dated September 27 1910.
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Marshfield
Schmidt
Louis C. Schmidt
Cedar St
Dean
Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil Advertisement
An advertisement for Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil claims relief from piles or hemorrhoids with one application. External or internal, blind or bleeding, itching or burning are addressed. Two sizes offered 20 cents and one dollar. available at all druggists or via mail order with a lead free sample of oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Scholl
La Follette Plans Presidential Run Amid Wisconsin Rally
Six thousand farmers in St Paul heard United States Senator Robert M La Follette declare he intends to run for president next year and, if not elected, in every subsequent election. He criticized the current administration and spoke of pursuing a steady progressive program as he promised to visit Wisconsin before returning to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
United States
Robert M. la Tollette
Wisconsin
Equity
la Follette
White House
la Fallette
Madison
Cod
Lee
Congress
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims $100 Cure Guarantee
A newspaper advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming it cures all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 for any failure and invite testimonials, with sales through Ohio and Druggists at 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation, by Fr. Cheney & Co of Toledo.
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Hall
Addres Ohio
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Pair of Sixes delights crowd with sea sonal comedy
A frothy stage comedy about two rivals in the Eureka Digestive Pill company that spirals into a poker duel and a mistaken romance. Boggs, the loser, becomes butler and wooer of Mrs. Nettleton, leading to a contract cancellation and happy ending as the audience laughs at the clever schemes. The production drew strong city runs and left patrons thoroughly entertained.
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Kobopy
Eureka
Nettleton
Boggs
Mrs. Nettle
Western Union Updates Night Letter Cutoff
G B Adams, local agent, notes Western Union changes effective December 10. Night letters may be filed until 2 a m rather than midnight as before. Patrons of the office are advised of the new cutoff and hours.
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G. B. Adams
Western Union Telegraph Company
King
Estate of Anna Fehrenbach Letters of Administration Granted
Wisconsin Wood County estate notice reports Joseph M. Fehrenbach as administrator for Anna Fehrenbach late of Marshfield. Creditors must file claims within four months. claims will be examined May 1916 in Grand Rapids Court House. notice published weekly for four weeks in The Marshfield Times starting mid December 1915. County Judge W J Conway signs.
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State of
Wisconsin
Wood County
County Cours
Anna Fehrenbach
Marshfield
Wood
Joseph M. Fehrenbach
Anna Tehrenpach
Grand Rapids
Marshfield Times
County of
W. J. Conway
Marshfield High School Basketball Opener With Alumni
The Marshfield High School basketball team opens next Wednesday in its gym against a senior alumni squad. Alumni captain Wright and manager Emron Wright organize a lineup featuring Delmore Whiteney Reynolds and Krausane. A dance follows the 35 cent admission game to raise funds for equipment ahead of the season, with the event set for December 22 at the new High School gym.
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Marshfield
Thom
Wendt
Seehafer
Ecke
Egger
Cobeen
Oreasion
Albert Delmore
George Whiteney
Winthron Reynolds
Harold Wharfield
John Kohn
John Kohl
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U. S
Wemphreys’ Homes Medicine Company
Wulsuin Soroet, New York
Williaca Street
New York
Scholls
Scholls Bunion
Scholl
Chicago
Dr. Scholl
Scholl’s
Bartmann Shoe Store
Scholl Bunion Reducer
Sehou
Western Union
Soo
Northwestern
Piace
St. Louis
James E. Buoy
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