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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
8
Canton Ohio mother Mrs C W Stump writes that her weak sickly daughter improved rapidly after using Vinci a cod liver oil preparation without the oil. She notes prior medicines failed and stomach upset prevented cod liver oil use. Sexton Brothers Druggists endorse Vinci as superior for debilitate children.
A Milwaukee Journal editorial urges workers not to fear effort, arguing that complaint and laziness hinder advancement while extra exertion elevates careers. It cites the mindset as the true obstacle to higher achievement, praising steady, purposeful work over self pity. It ends with an ad for Snoop's Magic Ointment, claiming piles relief.
Delinquent taxes in Marshfield Wood County Wisconsin must be paid by March 1907. City Treasurer C S Vedder announces the tax roll will close soon and demands payment at the city hall office for all unpaid taxes.
The European Edition of the New York Herald touts its worldwide influence, with Paris offices at 49 Avenue des Opera. It claims wide circulation among diplomats, wealthy travelers, and readers across Europe, promising simultaneous publication in the New York paper. Visitors can register names at the Paris office to receive mirrored coverage.
The content asserts Calumet uses finest materials, properly treated and proportioned to produce bread, cakes, or biscuits free from harmful chemicals. It promises chemically correct baking powder yielding consistent results and saving ingredients, with endorsements from physicians and chemists and compliance with pure food laws.
Operatic artists return Weber uprights to Lyon & Healy and Chicago movers bring back rented instruments. Overhauled pianos go to Warerooms for sale, creating a great Weber sale with many styles. Easy monthly payments offered. write Lynn & Healy for price list from 20 Adams Street Chicago.
Mr Biggs recounts a bankside confrontation where two men argued in front of the bank. The larger man seized a stick and appeared ready to strike. A young heir praises his father for stepping in to protect the other man, praising his bravery.
A fragmented reminiscence in a country grocer tale shows a boy seeking a penny box of matches. The grocer complains the matches won’t strike, and the mother, busy with chores, sends the boy back to the shop to fetch or attempt another strike as evening falls and stars appear.
A Lucama manufacturer named Wo. A. Fertwell recounts a revival claim after using Electric Bitters, saying the tonic cured his Bright’s disease symptoms. The ad notes the product is guaranteed at Sexton Bros. druggist. Also included are brief, quirky exchanges about a baby tipping water and milk, ending with a Cleveland muddiness remark.
Legal notices from Wood County Court detail the estate of Frank Ewald deceased. Administrator Wilkin Simeter seeks approval of accounts and notices of hearing. Publication mandated for three weeks in Marshfield Times. Proceedings note dates January 29 and March 27 with court signatures.
Calumet Baking Powder complies with the Pure Food Laws of all States and the laws of this state require special labeling. It is praised by physicians and chemists for leaving no injurious substance in food, offering health and economy.
The Wood County Court in probate in Wisconsin orders that Jacob Mulroy be appointed administrator of the estate of Peter Malter deceased. A hearing is set for March 21, 1807 at ten o'clock AM in Grand Rapids. Notice to interested parties must be published in the Marshfield Times for three consecutive weeks.
Homeseekers tickets on sale from Wisconsin points the first and third Tuesday each month at low round trip rates to west northwest southwest regions. Special low one way rates for colonists on same dates to Colorado Wyoming Black Hills Pacific Coast routes. Details available from The North-Western Line agents. 1614
An unidentified reporter and statesman trade sharp remarks on the Tunama canal project. The Tribune quotes the eminent figure predicting many involved will leave for better jobs elsewhere, signaling complex outcomes and political maneuvering surrounding the venture.
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