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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1916
Page
2
The list shows prices for farm goods and staples including beef, veal, pork, butter, potatoes, and various live weight and dressed rates. It also lists flour, feed, and grain items with per bushel and per ton pricing for wheat oats barley rye corn bran and meal products.
A garbled clipping discusses warnings about knowledge and pride. It mentions a Detroit Free Press item praising Gibbs-Bilaon for sympathy toward poor Black individuals and a Becton transcript remark on speculative indulgence. The text is fragmented with misread words and unclear attributions.
Financial summary of School District No 1 with balances, receipts, and various expenses listed for the period ending January 1 1916. Notable items include piano fund, bank loans, teacher salaries, janitor wages, and street paving costs, with a final balance of 11729.18. Includes a testimonial about Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
Ann a Paul administratrix seeks hearing on her accounting in Ferdinand Paul estate with residue assigned to lawful heirs. Court fixes hearing for February 15 1916 at 10 AM in Grand Rapids Probate Office and orders notice by publication for three weeks. W J Conway County Judge.
Mrs. Joe Fellman returns home after visiting her parents in St Paul. Mrs. Hoisington hosts Miss Bond for supper. Principal W. J. Agnew spends a few days at home. Northwest Collegiate Institute resumes classes after vacation. board meeting planned with Rev. Wilson and Rev English expected. Misses Juanita and Martha Rand dine with Mrs. Henry Whitney. The Y M C A met at Miss Lola Moran’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cutler’s family anecdote. Illness notes asipare and here with recovery underway. J Walker Malsom of St Paul to attend trustees meeting and speak at Presbyterian church for a week of meetings starting Jan 11. Special music by a chorus under Effie Thompson. all invited.
On December 21 1915 petitioners Maria Henderson Cora B O Neil Stella Conley and Addie Strong seek E A Upham as administrator for the estate of George W Henderson who died intestate around December 11 1915. Hearing set January 26 1916 at 10 o clock AM in Grand Rapids probate office. Notice to interested parties via three weekly publications in Marshfield Times.
The article warns that eating at eight, noon, and six leads to indigestion as meals do not leave enough time to digest. It recommends at least five hours between meals and urges correcting habits to relieve digestive discomfort.
The Richmond Times Dispatch notes the tablets strengthen the stomach and aid natural function, claiming broad availability. It cites distant popularity and contrasts opinions on cost with a Washington Star quip on ready made philosophy.
Acute indigestion is a catarcial invigestion of the stomach lining caused by indigestible food or early decomposition. It is highly favorable to disease germs growth. The note cites a biblical phrase about keeping matters secret, linking Gath to Philistine and sometimes Judah, referencing IX Samuel 20.
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