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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1912
Page
7
A local advertisement urges quick action to prevent grippe complications like pleurisy or pneumonia. It promotes Vinol Viniclow cod liver iron preparation without oil claiming strong recovery, cites a Strasburg Ohio resident testimonial, and offers money back guarantee through Sexton Brothers Druggists.
The article notes nearly five hundred workers at Ellis Island handling incoming immigrants with varied specialties. It cites the Census Office employing 53,000 in Secretary Navels’ department, plus agencies like the Lighthouse Service, Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Steamboat Inspection Service. It highlights the Lighthouse Service overseeing 775 lighthouses, 110 lighthouses vessels, and 64 lightships, employing over 5,000 men who risk their lives for public safety.
A garbled local item lists items supposedly carried by parcel post, including hats shoes laundry ties pots and pans coffee bread cakes paint grocerize meat and cheese butter vegetables milk machine parts typewriter figures medicine footballs baseball bats sponges collars automobile lamps umbrellas muffs ice fish lamps shades and more. A playful exchange features Mrs Hardin asking for sugar an egg and a putter while Mrs Yexty offers gas to cook with.
Notice of sheriff sale on execution in Wood County Wisconsin. W. Stafford plaintiff and Tulaulé-Rame Mercantile Company defendant. Sale January 1 1919 at 10 am at the north front door of the City Hall Marshfield. Property: Lot three, Block B, H A Yauhrony Addition to Marshfield.
University of Wisconsin students from the Robins Campion Committee travel across the state to acquaint communities with university moral and religious aims. Gospel teams visit towns including Oconomowoc Bastrop Lake Geneva and Evansville to hold nightly lectures and sponsor sports as part of a broader effort led by Raymond Robins.
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