The Dairy Belt Farmer Sees Broad Influence of Creamery
The article argues the creamery man shapes farming policy beyond the plant. It cites Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas as hubs of trained butter and cheese makers whose work lifts herd care sanitation feeding and milk quality. It urges farmers to value practical experience, discipline, and cooperative buying to raise yields and profits while expanding the farmer’s and patron’s prosperity. It also touches hog breeding economics and corn yield prospects as part of expanding farm enterprise.
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Northwest
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Hée
Northwestern Agriculturist
United States
C. P. Matt Ner
Washington
Hartley
Poor Soo line mail service sparks Abbotsford rally
Athens Record reports villagers and business men protest unreliable mail between Abbotsford and Stevens Point citing delivery on only three days weekly. Residents say Milwaukee papers arrive a day late while others bring in mail on three other days. The advancement association met Soo officials and an assistant passenger agent promised to seek improvements. ARNAMIG Use Gold Medal Flour for your pastry. GERALDINE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Record
Soo Line
Abbotsford
Stevens Point
Milwaukee Daily
Advancement Association of the
Seo
Arnamig
Geraldine
Rexall Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth Proof Offer
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claims to grow hair on bald spots by destroying hair germ bacteria and nourishing follicles. It promises to penetrate to the root, stimulate, and cleanse scalp irritation, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available in 50 cent and 1.00 sizes at The Rexall Store in Marshfield Wisconsin.
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Rexall
Trexas
R. J. Strauss
Marshfield
Wis
Probate notice in the matter of The Last Will of Fred Poppa
Wood County Court in Wisconsin issues probate notice for the estate of Fred Poppa of Marshfield. Amng Poppa petitions letters testamentary. hearing set for January 24 at 10 a m in Grand Rapids Probate Office. Public notice to interested parties to appear, with publication in The Marshfield Times for four weeks. Dated December 22, 1910.
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Wood County Court
State of
Wisconsin
Wood
Tris
Grand Rapids
Marshfield Times
Said
Anid Hemeim
W. S. Conway
Local Market Report with Mixed Commodity Prices
A local market list shows wheat at 90c to $1.00 per bushel, oats at 33c, rye at 70c, onions at 1.00, peas at 8x100, barley No 1, potatoes, hay both baled and loose, butter, dairy eggs per dozen, beef and pork values, veal and sheep weights, hides, and poultry prices including roosters five cents, turkeys two cents, young turkeys twelve cents, chickens seven to eight cents. The fragmentary listing covers farm staples and livestock values in a single market survey.
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F. Mechler
Marshfield, Wis
Marshfield ‘Steam Laundry
John A. Hoffman
Fuse Atyloa
North Side
City Sample Rooms
Ollie Baumann
Wm, Ebbe
Chicago
School of Auctioneering
Adstatina Schwan
West Street
Mechler
Bert Geschel, Siete
York Clipper
York
F. B. Swincee
Racine, Wis
George H. Welton
Athens
Rumford
Aitot
Local Market Report
Sparr Cereal Company
Lizzie White
Memphis
R. V. Pierce
STAVE
Upham Retail Lumber
Sexton Brothers
Incorporated
Wood County
Taylor & Scott Co., Wood County Abstracts
Grand’rapids