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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1916
Page
4
President Wilson speaks in Milwaukee saying the nation must keep house in order while world tensions rise. He rejects dangerous talk, vows to prevent war, and urges Americans to remain united, confident in America's strength and traditions.
At a Wood county Democratic gathering in the Elks club rooms, resolutions endorsing President Wilson's administration were presented by a committee led by H. E B. Witch and G. B. Edwards with E. C. Pers of Marshfield and adopted without dissent. The delegates committee named Marshfield and Grand Rapids members to the state convention. R J. Strauss chaired the county committee with Guy R. Getts as secretary while keeping minutes.
Reasonable rental due to owner ill health. Shop space occupies 149 years by present owner. Located on Fourth Avenue beside Olson’s Furniture Store. Contact Haakon Johnson Box 374 Stanley Wishite.
Mrs. F Gentle of Marshfield reports long kidney trouble with backache swelling and restless nights. After using Dean's Kidney Pills her back pain eased and she could work ground more easily. Price 80 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Meeting of the Central Wisconsin Breeders association in city hall gathers about forty farmers to organize a two day sale next spring at the Fair grounds sales barn. Committees and notable breeders from Thorn Grand Rapids Auburndale and Arpin attend. sale tentatively May 10 to June 1 offering Holsteins Guernseys short horns and shire horses with some swine.
Signs at Marshfield State Bank read Thrid Day February third as part of an nationwide thrift campaign led by the Collins Publicity Company of New York. The program aims to encourage thrift among Americans with plans to devote resources to this effort.
A city observes Thrift Day tomorrow at the Marshfield State Bank with a plan to impress upon residents the value of saving and encourage the opening of saving accounts. It marks the first annual observance of the event.
The Marshfield bowling club finished sixth in the five man event at the Northern Wisconsin Bowling Association tournament held in Wausau, earning $20. In doubles no Marshfield place was won and Joseph Hanus finished thirty ninth in singles.
A joint meeting of the Parent Teacher associations of Lincoln and Washington schools will be held at Lincoln school Thursday afternoon at four o'clock. The program includes a Seventh grade chorus, a panel on The Parents' Obligation to the School with Mrs. George D. Booth, a life sketch of Longfellow by Miss Armbrose, and quotations from Longfellow. Business session to follow.
A chaotic misprint reports that a Pennsylvania Punch Bow tale notes a chauffeur fined $500 for taking his boss’s cut without permission. The strange line suggests a fatal misstep as the boss questions how it was discovered and a first chauffeur answers with a Denver style boast.
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