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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1915
Page
2
Classified ads include rents and trades with varied offers in California and Minnesota. Wages and positions at mills and trades are noted, along with farm land trade options. Also listed are church notices for St Albans with mass times and lectures by the Vicar Graemn Davis and outreach events.
The text stresses exact adherence to a physician's directions with no substitutions. It asserts that prescriptions filled at the drug store will be done precisely as prescribed, ensuring correct fulfillment. The tone emphasizes strict compliance and reliability in pharmaceutical service.
Readable fragments describe a group of about nine pupils breaking into a teacher's home in Chite Wisconsin on a Sunday. Names such as Leon Piva Merrill Marvin Jey Wallree Andrew Max are mentioned along with Miss Mallard and a church school setting amid unclear details. The report notes the incident and a sense of grievance, with partial references to police or authorities and a recovery of belongings.
The article discusses alleged misuse of state and trust funds for forestry related improvements. It notes unlawful diversions by officials, a lack of regular funding from legislature, and a court proceeding seeking assurances from forest authorities and the state commissioners. Old references imply ongoing scrutiny of forest reserves and spending.
A garbled item reports a failed attempt to force a safe at a post office in Robets Wisconsin. The intruder reportedly did not use drugs or weapons and the door was rocked during the incident. weiteren: wild ducks and poultry activity noted nearby with ducks tame behavior and farmyard birds feeding daily.
A storm drove wolves from woods into a Wisconsin neighborhood. A pack raided Jace Kreektoter’s farm between the city and Shawano, killing fourteen sheep and injuring a pig. Local figures include R. J. Osborne, Fred Zaiow, Dr. Kelley, and Kerman Kusigka.
Public schools in Scandinavia offer hot lunches prepared by domestic department girls, available for three cents each during the noon hour. This affordable program supports pupils who spend the midday at school.
G Kaney of Three Lakes petitions the circuit court to drain the Wire Grass marsh in May Drain Marsh Rhinelander Wisconsin. The project would convert several thousand acres of wetland into farm land.
Rhinelander Wis Feb 15 reports indicate many foxes and wolves in parts of the county. William Borst killed a fox and Guy Bailey shot a large brush wolf in local hunting notes.
New Richmond Wisconsin February 15 Post master Charles Donohue a former sheriff and former register of deeds dropped dead on the street while on his way to the post office.
Reports from German and French war offices describe a coup in Flanders with prisoners and the capture of the village of Norray, Pont-a-Manson, and Kil AGh, plus the surrender of several staff officers. Berlin notes Russian casualties and a tense eastern front as storms hamper operations.
Dispatches from Vienna report Austria considers taking church bells empire wide to extract copper for military needs. Ecclesiastical authorities consent conditionally and bells spared where possible. Government meanwhile buys available copper for future seizure if needed.
Charles J Manning, widower of a Newark woman killed by Hazel Herdin in a note claiming the murder to enable their marriage, wed Miss Gertrude Bleko w of Portsmouth, N J, in New York on February 15.
Springfield February 15. Frank Donohue a well known infielder and brother of the late Jiggs Donohue was found dead in bed. He had been in poor health for several months.
A mixed ad story extols Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and colds promising quick relief and restful sleep. It touts testimonial claims including Lucinda and Alice s schemes and features medical product details alongside a community vignette.
In a domestic scene a pinned out cellar and a broken brooch reveal a young woman’s wardrobe ruin. Leeda notices three cellars on her dressing table and laments the damage from a heavy broacel. A tossed remark about money unused for replacements follows, while an advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets to prevent vicious attacks with three tablets taken at onset.
A terse admonition urges self reliance and independence. The text emphasizes stopping reliance on others, especially in tough tasks, and encourages proactive effort to address personal matters without external help. The fragment hints at a broader context where personal accountability is valued.
An informal local notice features a resident urging skepticism about distant claims and endorsing a product from a Marshfield address at 4198 Central Ave. The letter mentions back pain and rheumatism and cites a kidney remedy, claiming relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills by Foster Milburn Co. The piece ends by urging readers to ask for the same remedy.
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