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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1915

Page

4

When the tired mother gives out Vinci tonic improves health

Mrs. Ann Becker of Collinsville Illinois testifies that a nervous breakdown, head aches, and fatigue faded after using Vinci for two weeks. The ad claims Vinci blends tissue building, liver curative elements, and tonic iron to restore strength, urging other weak and nervous residents to try a bottle with a money back guarantee from Senton’s Prescription Store.

Callinaville Ann Becker Collinsville Til Vinci Buckerman

Amundson Criticisms on County Highway Supervision

Louis Amundson replies to editor letters in The Marshfield Times regarding requests for more county highway supervision. He argues summer months demand more effort and that public officials must handle hard work without harassing voters. The piece frames Amundson defending his department amid winter workload claims.

Louis Armrndson Marshfield Amundson Wood County County Board Marshfield Times

County highway chief defends supervision and costs

Louis Amundson, county highway commissioner, responds to criticism over supervision. He argues foremen on state aid work are not chargeable to supervision costs, notes office support from the county navy, and suggests a county chauffeur could be profitable. He cites pay-days for labor and contractors, stresses personal oversight, and claims seven and a half miles of surface road approved for maintenance with funds raised. He concludes with a defiant note on criticism and action.

Navay State Highway Commission Louis Amundson

Rev G D Fleer to accept new call in Bensonville Ill

Reverend G D Fleer of St Patriarch Marshfield will leave after Easter to become superintendent of the National Evangelical Orphans and Ol Home at Bensonville Illinois. He accepted a multi year contract after a visit, delaying departure to finish this year’s confirmation class. his daughter will teach kindergarten. The church has grown from 13 families to 100 under his three and a half years of work.

St. Patriarch Corner East Fourth G. D. Fleer Marstfield National Evangelical Orphans and Ol! Peonies Bensonville Ill Ive Chicago St. Joseph's Hospital Bleer National Board Bengonville Marshfield Viola Fleer Fleer Comine Stevens Point St. Paul’s Church

Woman's Club Sets Next Meeting and Program

The Woman's club will meet Monday February 8 with a program led by Mrs Wheeler Miss McMillan and others. Speakers include Raphay Miss Graver and Pollard. The club will hold meetings at the new guild hall.

Woman's Club Wheeler McMillan Raphay I. P, Tiffault James R. Connor Harney Hinman Livingston Miler Pollard W. H Roddis

Enthusiasm fuels trade while gloom dulls the pace

Albert Hubbard notes that enthusiasm acts as a lubricant for commerce, while chronic grumpiness hampers effort. The saying frames mood as a driver of productivity and market flow, contrasting bright energy with sour disposition.

Albert Hubbard

Laurant Delights Lyceum Crowd At New Adler

Laurant the man of many mysteries performed at the Lyceum course on Wednesday night. He appeared as the fourth act and his magic and sleight of hand kept the audience in good humor throughout the program. The show had three parts detailing a prelude, a Wizard's supper, and further feats with real samples for the audience.

Laurant New Adler Opera House Mr. Laurant Lyceum

High School Notes and Seasonal Sports Update

Phil Johnston of Waupara visited the school as the new semester began with classes delayed until after ten due to schedule revisions. The second team challenged the eighth graders for another game and a school dance followed the Friday basketball game. Grand Rapids looms as the next rival in a key matchup, with Marshfield also noted as a strong rival. New studies introduced include Solid Geometry and Physiology, while Mr Otto and Miss Kjollgren will teach the new courses. A big game Friday night at the high school is emphasized to boost tournament standing.

Phil Johnston Waupara Sean Grand Rapids Marshfield Literary Society Otto Kjollgren Gyi

Will Try For Packing Plant Delegation To Wausau

L A Bayd and Allen L Kall were in Marshfield pursuing a delegation to go to Wausau Friday morning to present Marshfield’s claims for locating the Warmers Cooperative Packing Company in the city. It is hoped many will ride the morning train, as Stevens Point and Antigo are both vying for the plant with large delegations expected.

L. A. Bayd Allen L. Kall Wausau Marshfield Co- Operative Packing Company Stevens Point Antigo

Market prices for hay and farm commodities report

The listing shows hay prices including No 1 Timothy at 33 00 and other grades with no call. It lists per bushel prices for onions, potatoes, flour, and dairy items, plus live weight beef and veal, poultry, and eggs. The Cereals Company row provides prices for wheat 1.20 per bushel, oats 48 cents, barley, rye 1.10, corn bulk 1028.00 per ton, and various feed and byproducts with ton rates such as bran 25.00, hominy 329.00, pig feed 20.00, and cotton seed meal 38.00.

Spare Cereal Company Red Dog

The Man Who Disobeyed and the Wage Slave Wife

A Scottish Borderer corporal recalls an Indian ally risking his life to bring chapattis to wounded men under heavy fire, while a Cleveland court hears wife Lottie Mey Plave testify about her husband Frank refusing to work, calling himself a wage slave, despite supporting him and sharing market purchases.

Lottie Mey Plave

Medals to English Boy Scouts for relief work

The national Council of Boy Scouts of America plans to award 9 each to English Boy Scouts from the troop on duty with the American relief committee in London. The badge features a swastika design with a tenderfoot badge overlaid. Presentation may be made by the American ambassador to England via Lieut. Gen. Sir Robert S. Rade-Powell.

National Council of Boy Scouts of America Boy Scouts American Relief Committee London England Robert S Radep-Powell

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Stomach Relief

Don’t endure stomach and liver issues with risky surgery or bad breath. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is advertised as restoring health by removing catarrhal mucus and soothing inflammation. It claims endorsements from diverse professionals and offers a money back guarantee if one bottle fails.

Mays Mayr Congres Justice of the Supreme Court Fife Geo. H. Mayr Whiting St Chicago

Death of Mrs Ingles at Unity at 89

Mrs Ingles known as Grandma Juslen of Unified dies Monday at Unity aged 89. She was well known and greatly liked in the community and had just celebrated her birthday. A funeral will be held at Unity today.

Grandma” Juslen Unified Unity Fie Ingles Ahlas George Ingles

Unclear excerpt hints at classroom verses in Europe

Fragmentary text shows a Market Street teacher questioning pupils about nationalities and languages. A boy blurts neutral as a response. Mentions a new Daniel named Fam ing entering the arena in Europe. The passage is garbled and hard to interpret.

Weinrich Baas Louis Johnnie Jones Daniel Europe Faming

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