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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1906
Page
6
Royal Neighbors honor Mrs. Larson with a salad dish and sugar set at home. Various notices mention salaries, railroad work, marriages, arrivals, soap ads, a steam debate on smoking, meat supplies, dairy association meetings, a circulating editor, talking machines, creameries, and Loyal Wood sales, all drawn from local community notices and business promos.
In Auburndale on Saturday E J Eickhoff from Marshfield visited while Miss Arlie Hinman of Marshfield spent the day in the village. F E Graham, a Marshfield business caller, and John Zawaschka, employed by Connor Co. at the barns, were noted. Ed Kennedy returned from a two week Chicago stay as Miss Anna Etten traveled to Marshfield and back. Dave Kincaide left R Connor Co. to pursue insurance work. Mrs E Reynolds and children returned from Green Bay. The joint social of the R N A M W 4 and W O W camps drew a good crowd with dancing, playing, and a noon lunch, and attendees hoped for similar gatherings.
Citizens mourn the Chicago theater blaze that killed about six hundred while pneumonia deaths in the city exceeded three thousand that year. The text urges timely use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia, citing a Logan New Jersey resident who credits it with saving his daughter Laura from a severe cold. Sold by Sexton Bros. and H. A. Schumaker.
Robert Schroeder returns to his former shop opposite the Mansion House offering horseshoeing and all blacksmith work. He invites former customers to visit and reestablish trade at his familiar location.
Farmers are notified that Marshfield will purchase old stone piles on their farms at 2.50 per 15 000 pounds delivered to the city yard. No stone to exceed 18 inches in diameter. Dated Marshfield Wisconsin January 4 1908. M G Fiack Enstrig City Clerk
Sufferers of chronic constipation are warned of health risks and are urged to try Orina Laxative Fruit Syrup. The product promises digestion aid, liver and bowel stimulation, and immediate relief without nausea. Sexton Bros promote the remedy, while Case & Johnson announce livery services from the old Erion barn on Fourth street with 24 hour availability.
Advertisement notes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for la grippe coughs and a preventive against pneumonia. It warns to refuse any but the genuine product in the yellow package from Sexton Bros and mentions a City Hall ten cent wrapper by John G. Hoelz of Marshfield.
Foley & Co of Chicago promote Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted throat remedy. Beware of imitation products with similar names and seek the genuine in a yellow package. Sexton Bros tax notices announce March 10 as closing. city treasurer will collect taxes at city hall until then before turning to the county clerk.
Marshfield shoppers learn from Sexton Brothers that Vinci, a cod liver oil based tonic, strengthens delicate stomachs, builds hard bone, and reddens cheeks. Mrs Perse of Mansfield credits Vinci with reviving her overworked child. the druggists offer refunds if it fails to satisfy.
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