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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
4
Herman Witt who serves as street and weed commissioner urges property owners to cut weeds from their lots to curb growth along curbs. He notes a city order to mow highways, but cooperation is needed to prevent regrowth and ensure cows do not feed on overgrown weeds. Residents should act now before summer advances.
The Fortnightly Musical Club will hold its last meeting of the 1913 14 season Friday afternoon at Mrs. Raymond R. Williams home. Members are asked to bring club music they possess. The program combines papers and selections including works by Richard Strauss and Goldmark with contributions from Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Below, Mrs. Wilson Rector, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. McCulloch, Mrs. Cundy, Mrs. Bly, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Lundy, Miss McMillan, Mrs. Kraus, Miss Marsh, Miss Grover, and others.
Hearing before Wisconsin Railroad Commission on the rate dispute between Lindsey Tele phone Company and Marshfield Telephone Exchange. Lindsey officers P N Christensen J C Peterson and C A Ingle with attorney E M Deming appeared. Marshfield reps Joseph C Marsh and B E Hoerl attended without counsel. No decision given. case to be ruled on later in summer. Also W F Drackley sues Lindsey over service transfer and central connection issues.
Marshfield residents urged to use Doan's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys. Testimony from George Thuss of Marshfield cites back and kidney relief after using the product bought at Sexton's Drug Store. Price 50 cents, available at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. promotes the remedy.
The Central Wisconsin Holstein Friesian Breeders Association held its annual outdoor summer meeting at Elmwood farm near Auburndale. Guests arrived by Soo Line and heard talks from Prof. W. W. Clark J Schroeder and George Cummings. A cow judging contest led by C. J. Leu followed a basket dinner despite threatening weather.
The association has done much good among dairy belt farmers by spreading the value of pure-bred cattle. Its continued growth is wished by all who have watched its excellent work over the years.
Edwin E. Schroeder of this city has returned from a three week trip with a special train sent by the Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders association to promote better stock. He will undertake an August tour visiting eight county fairs, writing for agricultural papers and dailies, and aims to make agricultural journalism his specialty. Schroeder previously served as a Times correspondent and showed promise in this field.
Saint Paul readers are urged to try Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy, a vegetable oil formula touted to cure chronic stomach, liver, and intestinal troubles. A Chicago druggist reportedly benefited after years of suffering, with relief claimed within 24 hours after one dose. Sold locally by R. J. Strauss.
Announcement of the sale of the grocery store at Central avenue and Ninth streets from GC C Thresher to William Krause. Krause, former manager of H E McEachron company branch, will run a flour and feed business alongside the grocery. Thresher stays a few days to close accounts. public wishes Krause success.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A. W. Gleason witnessed on December 6, 1886. The remedy is taken internally and said to act on blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials available. Sold by druggists. Hell's Family Pills also recommended for constipation.
The familiar Castoria label proclaims the signature of Chas Flatahor and notes it has been in use for over thirty years with the line The Kind You Have Always Bought, emphasizing trusted parentage in a traditional medicinal ad style.
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