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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
1
The farmers institute opened under Conductor L. E. Scott with a focus on soils and fertility. Scott described clay loam soil, drainage needs, and how to return nutrients via manure and proper feeding. He urged surface drainage, wide furrows, and testing before phosphate use, stressing dairy farming as key to soil renewal.
Attorney W A Pors the venerable dean of the Marshfield bar suffered a painful knee injury from a fall last Saturday. He slipped on a stairway while leaving his office tearing tendons and losing the power of locomotion. He received immediate aid and was taken to St Joseph's hospital where doctors Doege and Wahle performed a successful operation. He will be confined for some time but is expected to recover full use of the leg.
James Finnegan of Granton charged with shooting Mark Lazotte and Albion Fragenkopf after a Granton Christmas dance. hearing postponed to Jan 10. Finnegan at large on bail with charges based on circumstantial evidence and premises loitering. Some Granton residents suggest the shooting was accidental by party members. Fragenkopf recovering at St Josephs hospital and Lazotte also on path to recovery.
Fire crews responded promptly to a Tuesday morning alarm at the residence of George H. Reynolds at Cedar and Third. The blaze proved non serious as smoke in the basement from the heating plant mimicked fire while flames stayed confined to the furnace.
The mid winter reception occurred at the Deming hall with shadow pictures, humorous and grotesque on screen, guests admired characters from Cleopatra to Hayseed. Mrs E B Pulling won the ladies prize and W D Connor the men’s in a guessing contest, refreshments were served and cards followed. Ex-Chairman W Burhopp of Richfield is favored for a state fair supervisory post. he’s known for fair matters and agricultural expertise. The Ladies of the Maccabees elected officers for 1910. Friday Jan 7 the Company A basketball team faces Stevens Point at the armory in the season opener, followed by a social dance with the Second Regiment orchestra. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold its annual meeting Jan 6 at 2 30 pm for officer elections and reports.
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