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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
12
A fragmentary local item mentions Christian Sebunk near Marathon county finding a small Indian trader coin resembling a quarter, dated 1773, shown to ex-Gov. Upham, and hints at various ad-like notices and upcoming events including a June wedding, a camp meeting, and local business trivia.
An advertorial note touts Kodol Dyspepsia Digestor as fixing indigestion by perfect digestion and absorption. It claims the product digests all the food eaten, strengthens the whole system, and cures indigestion dyspepsia belching sour stomach and weak heart, sold by R J Straus.
A man with severe kidney disease from Cherokee Indiana credits Electric Bitters with a complete recovery. He endured back pain headaches and low mood before using the tonic. He recommends Electric Bitters for weak kidneys liver or stomach. Sexton Bros. druggist guarantees the medicine at 50 cents.
Two bank condition reports for Marshfield Wisconsin shown as No 4573 and No 5437. The 1903 report lists resources including loans and discounts securities and cash from various banks with the cashier Edward J Reese sworn in 1905 by notary John P Hume. The 1906 report lists assets and liabilities for American National Bank with cashier O G Lindemann sworn in 1906 by Charles Harn notary public in Wood County.
The Dunn ballot bill failed in the assembly by a 33 to 33 tie amid strong opposition led by Assemblyman Winch. Later the measure was reconsidered and sent to a third reading by 40 to 35. Dr Dunn conveyed confidence the bill will pass. A speech recalls American maritime history and the postmark origin tale.
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