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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1914
Page
2
Dollar day proclaims value in the local classified ads. Sellers and buyers flock to the mart of notices seeking bargains and connecting offers with needs. Community members gather to trade goods and services in the marketplace spirit.
Classified ads offer rental of a seven room modern house with furnace hot water bath and first class plumbing. Inquiries directed to AL Mae Farland Oak St Marshfield. Also small farm opportunities in California and Minnesota auto sales, piano store items, and a 400 acre land sale by Ed Peet Danbury Wisconsin.
TO TRADE A GOOD FARM 80 acres with frame barn basement and good machinery. Will trade for income city property or sell on reasonable monthly payments. Anton Dallendorfer office over Marshfield State Bank Eau Claire Wis. Also WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER OF GOOD FARM FOR SALE Send description A H L Flaig Truax Building Eau Claire Wis. HELP WANTED MALE BLACKSMITH Shoe horses and do minor repair work inquire at Times office.
The Marshfield Times warns delinquent subscribers that after January 1 1915 no credit claims will be honored for unpaid subscriptions or piano contest payments. Accounts currently unpaid will be charged off or collected. Readers are urged to check their paper labels and present receipts if misdated before the new year.
Lyman Howe sails into town with a new Adler Opera House program next Monday evening. The act promises the shiplike canal city scenery and unique architecture, a trademark of Howe's shows that always draw crowds.
In one for over thirty years and The Kind You Have Always Bought.
Breeders should pick hog breeds aligning with their aims and local conditions. Breeding progress is rapid but risky, as emphasis on ear shape leg length or color may distract from practicality. Seek large, sturdy hogs with well shaped jaws and shoulders to maximize revenue with minimal cost.
Grow hogs for slaughter by extending winter grazing. Use crops like rape, oats, rye, wheat, barley, and crimson clover on well drained rich land with heavy seeding and liberal manure. Proper grazing and feeding methods boost profits in the cold months.
The article argues that when land is overcropped livestock farming is the cheapest quickest method to restore fertility. It emphasizes growing crops to feed livestock on farm and purchasing concentrated feeds to boost manure returns, noting animal products largely lack fertilizing ingredients.
The article argues Arabian horse hardiness stems from adverse breeding, but notes only favorable environments reveal top traits. It traces possible Arab blood through history, mentions Jus tin Morgan and other lines, and cites Fort Collins carriage horse work with Carmen from Arab lineage, linking Arab influence to refined Percheron strength.
Professor Slaith of Purdue argues sow profitability hinges on litter size. A sow raising three pigs costs five dollars per head, while five pigs drop to three dollars each. Ten pigs yield about 1.54 dollars debt per pig. Breeders selling undersized or low vitality stock should reconsider crossbreeding advantages.
A reader asks about using cooked potatoes middlings and skim milk to feed brood sows before farrowing. The skim milk provides protein to balance starch from potatoes and middlings. with adequate exercise and enough feed to keep the sow thrifty, this combination is not troublesome. Potatoes are bulky and important to the ration for brood sows.
A quirky prose poem mocks a car romance with garbled lines about a beloved auto losing luster. It weaves playful, broken verses praising the vehicle while lamenting wear and aging, then shifts to a wartime joke about a German officer and a private. The piece blends satirical auto verse with a brief sobering punchline.
Mrs W R McClain of Blairville Pa shares that when her son Ray was small he suffered from croup and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy worked best. She says it cured him quickly and she keeps it in the house. For sale by all dealers.
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