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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
3
Advice on orchard care winter shelter for stock and breeding, drainage and soil improvement through deep plowing, lime and humus benefits, cattle feeding quality and breed selection, horse care and foal rearing, dairy herd record keeping, and farm building investments. Includes notes on alfalfa, pest control, barn fire safety, and farm management priorities from the Indiana experiment station findings.
Rev. Dr Hugh Astley and Mrs Astley were reported in a London Times letter as the figures seen by Rev Robert Brock. The apparition occurred at East Rudham vicarage Norfolkshire while Dr Astley was said to be in Algeria with concussion of the brain and likely unconscious. A housemaid and the housekeeper Hartley also witnessed the vision.
In West 141st Street apartment, Dr A W Newfield awoke to a dancing maid named Margaret Kelly claiming to be Salome. Police restrained the show, escorting the woman to hospital after she refused to clothe herself. Mrs Newfield had recently hired the girl through an agency and reported the attic held only costume fabric.
Residents fear a wild man roaming near woods and hilltop in Taunton N I. They report sightings near the edge of the fronds and on the AI committee, waving hands and singing as if in prayer. People plan a coordinated effort to capture him, hoping he escaped from a nearby insane hospital.
Miss Lilian Jeffries, assistant postmaster of Sellwood, narrowly escaped serious injury when a premonition urged her to change seats aboard a Pittsburgh bound train over the Pennsylvania line. Moments later a stone shattered the window, striking a child aboard, a likely fatal blow averted by the last minute swap.
Madison reports Chief Justice Winslow ill with grippe and sergeant at arms Irvine sick. replacement Harry V. Rosas of Sparta named. Manitowoc fire guts Dempsey block causing over 220000 loss. six firemen overcome. Chippewa Falls man sentenced to 30 days for embezzling ten dollars. Marinette suspends sentence for Frank Wojciekowski tied to saloon crime. Wausau YMC A opening elects posts. Racine secretary. Madison and Milwaukee crime and local notes, railcar accident, university events, and railroad project funding in state briefs.
A letter from M. Grieve, Spokane, recounts Austin’s move to Alberta in 1903. Despite no farming background, he prospered near Birch Lake with 98 acres in crop and two acres of potatoes. He contrasts harsh Western Washington winters with milder Alberta days, noting cheap land, ready markets, and strong growth as evidence that Alberta offers opportunity for both poor and rich settlers.
In a sharp parlor quip, a guest notes the baroness never discusses other women. The reply blames the baroness for constantly speaking about herself, turning the remark into a light social jab at the gathering.
The dialogue shows Jeunath urged to simplify expressions with his mother advising replacements like love for nice and awful for very. Johnate attempts to repeat the sentence about cake, saying I like cake it is very good, while reflecting on speech clarity and age.
A mother hands a cake to her child and gently redirects her to choose the nearest slice. When asked to turn the plate, she replies with a playful lesson about fairness and self restraint, ending the moment with a light remark.
The readable text hints at uncertainty in phrasing about casting and fish but offers no clear event or names. It references words like shouldnt cast and pescid, suggesting a muddled quote about certainty and birth timing in a casual, unclear context.
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