Marshfield Beats Greenwood In Rough Baseball Game
The Marshfield home team won 15 to 5 against Greenwood last Sunday in a game marked by errors but settled as a gentlemanly contest. Revour pitched well with solid support, Tim Helixson stood out for Greenwood, and Joe Quinn impressed at second base. Umpire Muzzy oversaw a lively, crowd-pleasing affair with notes on baserunning and fielding.
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Marshfield
Greenwood
Revour
Tim Helixson
Stauss
Joe Quinn
Father Chadwick
Zeimet
Crawford
Carter
Meek
Revoyr
Anderson
Armstrong
Baker
Shanks
Muzzy
All the Change He Wanted in English Court Dispute
Philadelphia Press notes a court scene where a man sues for contempt after refusing a five pound note as payment. The clerk tells him to keep the change, prompting the humorous exchange about giving or receiving petty money.
Backhander Between Mrs Younghusband and Younghusband
A brief domestic dispute fragment shows Mrs Younghusband chiding her spouse over nightly bed searches. The exchange hints at marital tension and a strained daytime routine as they spar over privacy and control within the home.
Fragmentary cryptic note on memory and speech
A scrambled historical fragment mentions death in La bere and a faithful memory with a genteel tongue. It references a prepared stance and ties at a bet Seee atte, offering no clear event or names.
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la Bere
Pratt Growers Trip to East Texas Fruit Country
A special Cotton Belt Route excursion for fruit and truck growers will run from St. Louis for about a week to study East Texas harvest conditions. The trip will include visits to large orchards and meetings with state horticultural leaders and editors. Texas Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association extends a cordial invitation to northern growers with a low round trip rate and a fast schedule. E W La Beaume T A Cotton Belt Route St Louis Mo.
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Pratt
Jane
East Texas
St. Louis
Texas
Garm
Texas Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association
E. W. la Beaume
Eminent Quaker Doctors Visit Marshfield for Free Consults
Prominent Philadelphia physicians Dr Rogers and Co announce an advertising visit to Hotel Blodgett on Thursday June 8 1905 to diagnose treat and advise on chronic diseases and deformities using a new system of osmosis absorbed medicine and electrical methods. They offer free consultations measure recoveries and request patients to share results with friends.
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Marshfield Wis
DR. Rogers & CO
Philadelphi
Mansion House Guest List and Medical Ad
A long list of names associated with hotels and city residents appears, followed by an advertisement warning of a fictional “bad Scare.” It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for bowel and stomach issues, urging readers to visit Sexton Bros. drug store for a 25 cent bottle.
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Dr. King
Sexton Bros
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Kansas City Journal
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Cyrus W. Weld
Atlaude Cable
Blarney Castle
Mike
Lucifer
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Johnson Armstrong R. Meek
Marshfield Tallant Ss
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Stanss
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Ratitede
Our City
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Frank Rogers
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J. Klisky
F. H. Day
Marcus
E. G. Kemper
H. L. Grapey
H. L. Cox
B. Lesser
C. W. Barker
M. J. Winger
H. S. Brooks
B. A. Winfield
Ward L. Stone
B. F. Butler
Chicago
J. Woltsky
Detroit
J. E. Carson
J. H. Peterson
John Bach
R. C. Jones
Minneapolis
L. F. Wirth
C. M. Long
L.T. Crammer
Cleveland
J. Friend
B. Haat Jr
Cincinnati
J. H. Johnson
la Crosse
W. T. Fay
Jefferson
A. N. Trossen
Oshkosh
S. M. Hubbard
Mansion House
Jacob Valk
Floyd Valk
Chas. W. Smith
C. P. Brick
Peter Brinks
Homer Rand
Val. Valk
Carl Shoemaker
Ed. Schneider
Colby
Fred Carson
Waupaca
S. Gold
L. Coldheavy
Milwaukee
The
Sweet Girl
Umbrellas For
Bbc
Crossett
D. M. Glassner Merc. Co
Brill’s
Tiarshfield, Wis
American National Bank
State Depository
W. D. Coxner
Marshfield, Wis
O.G. LinpEmAxn Cashier
Jacon Lemmanxver
W. D. Connor
E.F. Winch
E.m.deming
P.N. Christensen
G.H. Reynolds
K.w.doege
Robt. Connor
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