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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1906

Page

2

Classified notices fragment from early Wisconsin paper

A garbled classified section lists items for sale and notices in Wisconsin towns. Prominent entries mention a hotel for sale at Waldo with outbuildings, a two story brick building for store use, old papers for house cleaning, and various piano listings. Also notes on a couple with new leaf decorated dinners and references to local names such as Klier Lang Schamann and Edmund Gram.

Klier Lang Schamann Tor

PRACTITIONERS AND SURGEONS LIST FOR DITTO AREA

A fragmented directory page lists physicians and surgeons including HAYWARD and A LATHROP with office hours and contact numbers. It also mentions telephones, local stores, and street references with scattered misprints. The readable items indicate physician services and residence access details for day or night calls.

A. Lathrop

Public Speaker Interrupted by Cough Remedy Ad

An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia and consumption. It promotes the product as genuine with no opiates and notes a yellow package from Sex ton Bros.

Foley Atois Sexton Bros

Christmas Busy Week In Auburndale Strands Carriers

Christmas week kept Auburndale news carriers busy with scarce items. Stratford visitors like Jos Platterer and Wm Drollinger returned Tuesday night while Geo O'Brien and others traveled to Laona with horses. R. Connor Co. added the finest office equipment, from Janke & Weise Mtg. Co. of Wausau, amid reports of prosperous year. Dr Shoop's Green Salve advertised for lip care with free trials. A rail misadventure on train No. 2 left a man rolling along the snow six rails long before he stopped in Hewitt.

R. Connor Co Janke & Weise Mtg. Co Wausau Wis Auburndale W.C Schmidt Hewitt

Beware of Catarrh Ointments Containing Mercury

Caution against catarrh treatments with mercury as they impair smell and harm the body. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo is mercury free, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Purchase only genuine Hall's Catarrh Cure, testimonials free, sold by druggists, price 5 cents per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney &Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney & Co

Granton residents and visits note holiday break

Granton school closes Friday for a two week vacation. Local residents such as Mrs H B Cole Jr and Miss Carlie Downer return from study or family trips. Prof J Lorsebetter enjoys Christmas vacation in Grant County. Clyde Shaw and Frank Hoile from Fr Snelling visit relatives. Ed Jacobsen returns from North Dakota while L S Davis and Robert Jakisch come home from the University at Madison. A social at Fred Garber’s marks his new house. Health ads promote Hollister Rockey Mountain Tea and Fol ey’s Honey and Tar from Sexton Bros.

Prof. J. Lorsebetter Grant County Clyde Shaw Frank Hoile Fr. Snelling L.S. Davis Robert Jakisch University At Madison Hollister Sexton Bros

Spencer Townnotes and Holiday Visits

Local residents and visitors share weekend arrivals and departures. Amanda Raahe shopped in Marshfield. Schafer of Caih visited Spencer friends. Guy Blaisdell arrived for Christmas stay. Cora Hance returned from Rio Lake for holidays. Mrs Chas Huntley visited Marshfield friends. Sperling Lee traveled to Sheboygan. Maude Damon came home from Greenwood. A W Follett and wife from Fond du Lac spent a few days with relatives. Emrich Hoeft visited uncle Landlord Raabe. Williams family drove to Loyal. Effie stayed longer. The sawmill at Colby Andrews and Driscoll started on trial. Dr. Skoop's Ointment advertised for piles. Local notices on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and endorsements follow. church events and deaths noted amid community chatter.

Cora L. Hance Rio Lake Chas. Huntley Marshfield Spencer Friends Prat Sperling Lee Sheboygan Emrich Hoeft Burnett Raabe C. Williams Loyal John Davel Miss Effie

Marshfield Town Notices and Local Changes

Town records show Jos Kantzer on the Sick list for a week and Johs Schwartz planning a weeks visit with friends in South Brion while Shadel of Sus Prairie visits his brother Frank Snadel. Gust Grambusch sold his farm to Mr Feckel for 3100 dollars and will take city property valued at 1200 in partial payment.

Mes Johs Schwartz South Brion Eg Shadel Sus Prairie Frank Snadel Dr. Shoop Sexton Bros Gust Grambusch Feckel

A Texas Wonder and a Weight Gain Tale at Bowie Hill

A Texas wonder is cited in Bowie where W Hill grew from 90 pounds to over 180 after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He claims cure after 120 bottles and a physician’s dire prognosis. The ad touts a free trial bottle and a $1 price. The piece then shifts to a farm readers’ note about reading Hoard s Dairyman and farming papers improving profits, citing a dairy census and urging subscription.

Bowie Tex W. &. Hill Dr. King Sexton Bros City Daily Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Indiana Ohio New York Pennsylvania Vermont Connecticut Hoard G. L. McKay College of Agriculture California Oregon Washington Dairyman Fort Atkinson

Outwits the Surgeon in a Leavenworth Rescue

Mrs. Thos. S. of Leavenworth Indiana fell to a dire medical condition from female troubles and stomach catarrh. Her husband postponed surgery and she was cured by Electric Bitters. The ad claims guaranteed cures for torpid liver kidney disease biliousness jaundice chills fever debility nerves and blood poisoning. It promotes the tonic at Sexton Bros drug store for 50 cents.

Thos. S., Austin Leavenworth Ind Sexton Bros

Enthusiastic Doctor Endorses Vinol Liver Tonic

Dr Bouchelle of Thomasville Georgia lauds Vinol as a superior cod liver preparation. He reports using it with his family and patients with satisfactory results, noting benefits for bronchial and pulmonary diseases and overall strength. The ad claims Vinol is purer than old fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions and invites the weak and aged to try it with a guarantee.

L. B. Bouchelle Thomasville South Vinci Randown

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