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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
8
Burleson proposes to post notices in rural post offices and circulate information along rural free delivery routes to help farmers list produce, set prices, and learn packing methods for parcel post. The plan aims to connect farmers with city consumers and improve perishable product shipping guidance.
Central Wisconsin Land and Timber Co. offers land near Donald in Taylor County Wisconsin at 20 dollars per acre. The firm promises easy access from two railroads and invites buyers to request a map and full instructions.
In Auburndale on Feb 19 a dance drew young locals to Milladore. The Auburndale basketball team beat Marshfield Business College 23 to 12. Local visits and sharp sports commentary follow as readers debate claims by a Sherry sports writer and question the source of an earlier item.
The Wisconsin Holstein Friesian Breeders association will hold its 1914 annual meeting in Waukesha on March 11 with delegates from 37 local and county groups and many breeders expected statewide. The program aims to strengthen the breed, promote adoption of a new action plan, and feature talks on daily Wisconsin farming interests. Waukesha County Holstein Breeders Association, six years old, has become the state’s largest and most successful community Holstein group.
A Thursday basketball social at Misses Michaelis and Gleichner's school featured talks by Supt. Geo Varney and W L McFetridge on corn and farming. A party honored Peter Kasberger. a basket party shored at John Michalski’s. Injuries included a wood cutting mishap to Joe Regele Sr and a leg injury to Andrew Panski. Bill Schneider’s cow died after slipping on ice. Locals hauled stones for a new barn as preparations continue.
Anton Prijatal helped neighbors haul bailed hay to Marsh field on Saturday while Frank Stine delivered a load of cheese to town for M. Duvall. January report for Twin Oak Cheese shows milk and cheese outputs, fat tests, and pricing details. Miss Margaret Dieringer visited the Stines Wednesday. George Bodendorfer called on the Blocks Sunday.
A farmer has tested a simple method to smooth country wagon roads by filling ruts with concrete. The proposed fill is four to six inches thick and about eight inches wide on top, designed to eliminate rutting on prairie routes.
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