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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement by a medical specialist promises free consultation for rheumatism enlarged veins fistula piles and other rectal and urinary ailments. He claims to cure safely quickly and permanently and to charge only reasonable fees for a perfect cut. Ladies urged to call for persistent headaches back pain and social burdens. He offers referrals to cured patients.
Book argues for government backed colonization with soil and labor as core, not passive settlement. Cites Harl Stanhope 1908 view on city prepared citizenship and Consolidated Farm Co. of John P. Hume as practical example. Emphasizes need for supervised land settlement to prevent failure and sustain new Canadians and colonial ties.
The county board's insane asylum committee toured Marinette Racine and Waukesha asylums last week and faced a snowbound return trip. Members J S Thompson Robert Connor George Ward J G Chandler and Henry Van Ryn expect to learn more before beginning construction as bonds for the project are accepted by the bonding company.
Government secret service chief John E. Wilkie warns of a dangerous counterfeit one dollar bill circulating in Wisconsin Illinois and other midwestern states. Look for the word unity on the border near Grant or a white spot where his nose should be, and note the lack of periods in Ches H Treat and a lighter back color. The counterfeit appears printed from retouched photo mechanical plates on good paper with ink lines imitating silk fiber.
Ray Stannard Baker canvassed the Middle West and wrote that the Insurgent movement is torn between timidity and excess. He argues for decisive action to unite scattered groups and identify targets, noting the movement is stocked with Garrisons Phillipses and Sumners but lacks a Lincoln.
Frank Whitrock of Grand Rapids lays out 15,000 melon hills and expects 50 000 to 60 000 melons, with irrigation and a five horsepower gasoline engine to run pumps after last year’s drought. Also notes ongoing Paulsen Shoe Company inventory sale with 20 percent rubber goods discount and broader market shifts from meat boycott.
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