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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1913

Page

4

Tolomeo's Band at Chautauqua Tomorrow

Tolomeo's Royal Italian band performs tomorrow at Chautauqua on South Maple between Fourth and Fifth with a dry large tent. The schedule lists a string of concerts talks and readings including Gov. Sanders of Louisiana, Dr Butler, and Franklin Menges among others across Thursday Friday and Saturday with special emphasis on farm topics and women’s events.

Travers Staples South Maple Street Tolomeo Royal Italian Band Franklin Menges Gov. Sanders Louisiana Dr. Butler Des Moines Dean & Case Telomeos Royal Italian Band Grand Opera Singers de Trovatore Dorothy English Whistler Lilla English Laura Kramer Miss English Mrs. English Miss Kramer Old Virginia Jubilee Singers Franklin Mennes Virginia Guintec John Wilson

Gave Him Away Master Inquires About Private Letter

A curious exchange unfolds as a Master asks Mary if she has seen a letter marked Privata. Mary replies she hid it behind the mirror, hinting at a man who cannot extract large sums from her. The brief dialogue suggests intrigue over a concealed private letter.

Smary Mary

Eggs cracked under the hen may hatch after paraffin mend

An exchange notes that eggs cracked beneath a brooding hen can be repaired with paraffin and will later hatch. The remark implies a method to salvage skips in incubation, though practical success may vary.

Local Market Prices Reported For Produce and Meat

Market brief lists onions and potatoes per bushel, butter and dairy products, beef live weight and dressed, veal live weight and dressed, and poultry including spring chickens priced per dozen or pound. The fragment shows figures and units, with multiple lines incomplete or garbled.

Spencer G H Heath Visited Milwaukee For Treatment

Local notes report Spencer G H Heath spent last week in Milwaukee for medical care. Several residents visited family here Sunday including Chas Blake of Stevens Point and Mrs Aleck Ahlgren of Chippewa Falls. A postmaster appointment for Max Stoltenow was confirmed and a Speacer ball defeat at Medford noted.

G. H. Heath Milwaukee Chas. Blake Stevens Point Aleck Ahlgren Chippewa Falls Perley Reas Park Falls A. W. Stewart

Local notes from Bethel area recount events and concerns

Bethel area residents report a large local hay crop and a measles illness in Vernie Johnson, while Mrs Inez Cook plans to stay with Mr and Mrs Pearl. John Cutler builds a new hay shed, Crandall from Antigo visits Brigham family, Lavina McChesney returns to Madison sanitarium duties, and a newborn son of Charles and Breitlow passes away. Jesse Smith visits his mother in law Alice McCrilis. community seeks more nurses as Faithful Mrs Brigham bears many calls. A neighbor injured by lightning while handling a fence wire, Bennie Eighme leaves for Washington with his children, and Mrs Eighme’s recovery continues at Ostosh asylum. Emma Barker cares for a six month old. claim that cooks should be licensed echoes local debate.

Lavina McChesney Madison Sanitarium Charles Breitlow Jesse Smith Madison Steven Brigham Arpin Sreighbors Bennie Eighme Washingington Herbert Eighme Ostosh, Asylum

Death by Own Action Marks 63 Year Old Allen

The death of 63 year old G W Allen appears to be self inflicted after planning difficulties resumed from poor investments. He left a wife and sister plus five children and a son in New Mexico. Allen had holdings in Clark county and properties in British Columbia Virginia Texas and New Mexico. No life insurance and no known fraternal affiliations were reported. An inquest was deemed useless by District Atty W J Bush.

Allen New Mexico Walsh Gladys Drusilla Wallace Alice W. J. Bush Clark County British Columbia Virginia Texas

Local Social and Travel Notes From Linden Sey and Nearby Towns

Mrs W Q Pelt arrived in Linden Sey on Saturday. Miss Johnson of Cary was a Linden Sey caller Saturday. Mr Brenner and Mr Peckham held services Thursday evening. Mrs H Ketelle of Huron SD arrived at the P Ketelle home Wednesday. Mrs Gilman and daughter Mabel went to Staadt last Thursday and returned Saturday. The Lovesee and Bentley families traveled to Necedak last Wednesday in Bentleys car. Mr Nevenner of Wayland Academy Beaver Dam was here Thursday on business with the Academy. Mr and Mrs Bentley and children started for Montecello Sunday after a week with Dr and Mrs Lovesee. The Svee family of La Crosse arrived Friday with a carload of goods and will reside on the Voss farm. Mrs Bovee and granddaughter returned to Minneapolis Wednesday after a two week visit with Aug Broker family.

Medford J. Gardiner West Don D. ¥. Richardson Olive Oakfield C. K. Richardson Gene McVean Marshfield Ganzell Donna Elinor Gustin Lincoln Nebraska Thejraunt H.C. Andrews Boston Chas, Genet George Nall Mr. Harmanson Mr. Brenner Mr. Peckham H. Ketelle Huron P. Ketelle Lovesee Bentley Necedak Nevenner Wayland Academy Beaver Dam Academy Svee la Crosse Voss

Town Notes and Family Visits From Rock Town

Town of Rock reports Morrison improving amid haying and showers. Marshfield crew completes Presbyterian manse exterior and works inside this week. Next Sunday services at Presbyterian church with all invited. Mrs. Alice Compeau of Lake Falls visiting relatives since last week. Local social round includes Mr. and Mrs. Dix hosting several guests including Eyers Hanson and Johnson families. Chas Ingles teaches in Dakota and hosts visitors. Artien Sholtz baby in St Paul. Breed family from Holcomb, Wis. visiting J Anderson family.

Artien Sholtz St. Paul Atie Breed Holcomb Wis J. Anderson

Auburndale Social Notices Chronicle Busy Week

Mrs Frank Kothlow on sick list. Mrs M Dean of Louisiana visiting relatives. Miss Dora Draxler in Marshfield on business. Mrs George Brandl moved to St Josephs hospital. Miss Caroline Hans visited sister in Marshfield. Miss Pearl Coon visiting grandparents D R Coon. Catholic congregation picnic well attended. Miss Anna Haasi Sunday with parents John and Mrs. Haass. Born to Aschenbrewer a baby boy and to Denk a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Mark Kieffer of Marshfield visiting sister Hugh Edwards. Misses Kate and Nell Timlin of Pages Point visiting sister Mrs James Gleson.

Frank Kothlow M. Dean Louisiana Dora Draxler Marshfield George Brandl St. Joseph's Hospital Caroline Hans Pearl Coon D. R. Coon Anna Haasi John Haass Aschenbrewer Mike Denk Mark Kieffer

Wisconsin cattle market moves weekly sales of Holsteins

Nearly 170 dairy cows are traded weekly within Wisconsin as buyers and sellers engage in rapid Holstein cattle transactions. The report notes a Panama Pacific Exposition link and hints at a $75,000 expenditure or allotment, reflecting regional agricultural commerce and investment in exposition展示.

Wisconsin

Local Notes and Visits Fill Richfield The Week

Richfield notes show Mrs Geo Plank aided by Miss Alice Miner for weeks and Miss Elsie Milke visiting parents. Miss Ida Fleischmann returns home weakened after typhoid at hospital. A Saturday hailstorm damaged corn and oats, with hail lingering overnight. town voices wish for hay days and hail insurance.

Alice Miner Geo. Plank Elsie Milke Ida Fleischmann

Social News from Local Families and Church Ice Cream Social

Arpin Rev and Mrs F H Brown dined with Mr and Mrs Meyers Sunday. Miss Lou Grabowske visits Mr and Mrs Roebing. Mrs Van Natta of Grand Rapids visits local friends. Mrs C W Bluett from Grand Rapids visits Robt Morris home. Miss Sadie Cowell and Miss Alice Harling of Hartland stay with the Dingeldein family. German Lutheran ladies plan an ice cream social at the church next Saturday evening July 26. all warmly invited.

F. H.brown Mrs. Meyers Lou Grabowske 2. F. Roebing C. W. Bluett Grand Rapids Robt. Morris Sadie Cowell Alice Harling Hartland Dingeldein German Lutheran Church

Advertised Letters Week Ending July 14 1913 Norah Arthur and Others

Week ending July 14 1913 lists advertised letters for Norah Arthur C Burgess Julius Balasko Mrs C R Collins Miss Clarice Horan Mrs Dora Miller George S Scales Kassel Smuckler Miss Anna Thompson Wm Weithrens in the local post office.

Norah Arthur C. H. Burgess Julius Balasko C. R. Collins Clarice Horan Dora Miller George S. Scales Kassel Smuckler Anna Thompson Wm. Weithrens

Colorado Farmer Feeds Rabbits to Chickens in Bizarre Feed

A Colorado farmer butchered rabbits into small pieces and used them as feed for his chickens. The incident prompts questions about animal welfare and farming practices.

Colorado

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Chautauqua Local Market Report Spark Cereal Company Max Stoltenow A. Bender Eau Claire A.E. Tyler Chetek C. K. Beares JD. Graves C. D. Graves Ladysmith Foster Mellhattan Cora Hance Aberdeen Washington Ohio Bethel Vernie Johnson Inez Cook Mrs. Pearl John Cutler Mrs. Crandall Antigo Marshfield Times Automobile Piano Contest Marshfield Times G.W. Allen Lindsey W. Q. Pelt Lindesey Miss Johnson Cary Town of Rock Orlando Morrison C. Milligan S.S Presbyterian Church Alice Compeau Lark Falls W. Dix George Eyers Misa Gladys Hanson B. Johnson Chaz. Ingles Chas Dakota Eager Minn Auburndale Serims Portieres Grocery Department Sus Richfield Mrs. Gust. Bock Max Wendal David J. Jenkins Geo. Walters Wm. Burhopp Grace Thomas Nasonville Fred Warsinski Emil Kliner Brooks J. Paine Mrs. Hare Joan Jenkins John Mrs. van Natta Miss Eugle the Hat Shop CO Marg. Feess
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