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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1919
Page
4
Express company officials outline a nationwide Better Service Campaign to reduce No Mark shipments and improve handling. On February 1 agents will address staff at all points to boost cooperation with shippers and the public, with local committees and daily messages to promote proper packing, tagging, and protection against damage.
120 acre farm for sale by Paul Hoffman in Thorp Wisconsin. Includes stock grain tools or sell without. Reason for selling is loss of son and no help. One of the best farms in Clark County. R FD 3 1988.
A readers note links those who shiver at five degree drops to horse care, suggesting some owners leave horses out in winter with only a blanket. The observation implies a broader cold weather neglect concern among pet and livestock owners.
The Nationals won two of three games against the Liber as on Monday night. They led after the first game by 21 pins, lost the second by Sol, then won the final by 83 pins to lead the series by 20 pins. Individual scores follow.
Reported incident centers on Lee Wah who fled gambling and returned to find his wife Slug Ah unconscious from gas fumes. He fought intruding flames and a plastered wall collapse as police and fire crews responded. The couple reconciled after neighbors learned the electrical danger and the near tragedy.
A man named William Welch entered a downtown jewelry store with a stick and attempted to rob the clerks. When confronted by Officer Con nell, the deaf man allegedly uttered a phrase, claimed he was framed, and was jailed. Police wonder if a tie pin magically restored his voice and hearing.
The article argues high food costs drive prices up across the economy and that relief requires affordable food. It notes supply and demand, export restraints, and European disruption, urges fair farmer returns, and suggests modern efficiency methods could dramatically raise U.S. food output if farmers gained capital and labor access like other industries.
The Bushman family home near Baltimore doubles as the Trevor residence in the Metro film The Brass Cheek at Adler theater. Beverly Bayne co stars with Francis X. Bushman in this screen version of George Allan England’s story. The piece mixes filming notes with a lengthy critique on mother love and childrearing, quoting Dr. Hoyt E. Dearholt in University Health Bulletin.
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