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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1915
Page
2
Classified ads describe California land for $10 down and $10 monthly in the San Joaquin valley, offered by Virtue & Leicht of Saint Paul Minnesota. Also notes auto and saw mill job listings, farm trade offers, and church notices with mass times and services.
An old style advertisement urges readers to subscribe to The Times while warning about unreliable DIY drug work. It touts fresh content, steady renewals, and expert compounding as safer than other options, asking readers to avoid risky alternatives.
Julia Hastings of Kenosha testified in municipal court that after twenty years of waiting for her husband to return from a supposed trip, she learned he had vanished. She described their thirty year marriage as largely happy until a night when he left and never came back, leaving her with scant proof of his fate.
The eleven year old from Wathals Wis received a bronze hero medal for saving a schoolmate’s life during a dangerous incident at Grant School. The award was presented by the Halston Purina Mission of St. Louis, with local officials present.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Green Bay Hospital costs of 63 006 dollars and a March 20 meeting. The text includes garbled lines about Wis Grosh Tay and references to armed or ceremonial mentions with unclear meaning.
Worthen announces February appointments for Cavonn postmaster and a slate of assistant postmasters and clerks. The list includes Phelps, Trigg, Han, Takk Wal, Morr Green, Larsen Tian, Lars Ostusen and others as part of the Washington post office staffing in CN era.
A report from Madison Wisconsin notes a bill to authorize selling a fish car tied to a local seller Hadger Wailo. The measure aims to regulate a sale associated with Abe known as Hadger Wailo, tied to a Canada review.
A fall from a wagon near Sofoe Wisconsin on February 28th killed Frank Ty DTS instantly. He left a wife and two children. The pickup shows a severe neck fracture and head injury from the punted gear. Local officials report the incident occurred during routine farm work.
A flawed filing from Kane Kenosha references a county initiative to establish a tuberculosis sanatorium. The document mentions allocations and a completed project valued around 10 000 with involvement from local groups and officials, though the legibility is compromised.
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin gains a large new business as the Chippewa-Willard Manufacturing Company plans to relocate from Minneapolis. The $80,000 corporation will establish its permanent home in Chippewa Falls as a maker of electrical articles, signaling a significant local investment and employment potential.
Reports describe a German aerial raid aimed at the Colchester area and other eastern targets. The attack involved multiple aircraft probing from the continent toward Harwich and the coast, with casualties and damage noted around Colchester and surrounding towns as troops and defenses respond to the incursion.
The senate passed the statewide prohibition bill as a substitute to the main act. The measure allows a referendum by the people to ratify or reject the legislative enactment.
A fragmented OCR style notice describes a scene with references to a person, a sheet, and a movement. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at a diagnosis or incident tied to a location and a sequence of events. The fragmentary report suggests a local matter or anecdote with limited readable details.
Culds and Croup in Children praised in a reader letter from Logansport Indiana claiming quick relief for coughs and colds using a cough remedy. The writer says it helped her children and neighbors and notes it being sold by dealers.
An old ad notes that neglecting a cold weakens the patient and invites serious illness. It promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as effective, claiming quick head clearing and relief after taking the first dose. Includes testimonial from David Moore of Saghaw Alabama and a trial bottle offer by H E Bucklen Philadelphia.
Guidance on preventing hilious attacks notes shadows and early signs. Mentions appetite loss dullness and languor as symptoms. Advises taking Chamberlain's Tablets at the first signs to ward off an attack. Sold by all dealers.
A fragment notes a fishing trip where Brown acts unselfishly and prompts others to pray. The exchange includes a joke about praying and putting on life belts, reflecting a humorous local scene.
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