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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
4
Official Washington notice states that the two cent postage rate resumes July 1. The three cent stamp becomes parcel post only, with letters needing two cents and post cards one cent. The law amendment sets first class postage at two cents per ounce or fraction, and drop letters at two cents per ounce, or one cent for cards where there is no carrier delivery.
The Marshfield High School graduating class staged And Home Came Ted at Adler theater on Thursday and Friday. Crowded houses enjoyed an engaging performance with smooth acting and noticeable talent from Donald Bulmer Henry Haasl Lloyd Whitney Horace Ballam Frank Tice Kenneth Counsell Vera Anderson Elma Baer Athleen St. Thomas Clara May Anna Meidl Lorna Kliner.
Cut worms have appeared this season and are feared to cause heavy damage to early planted corn. They are active now and could devastate fields, with costly controls like poison mash impractical on large tracts. The wormy period lasts about two weeks, raising the possibility of replanting to avert losses.
A miscellany of items from a Wisconsin city: Rev and Mrs Fred Jordan return from Madison. births, hospital visits, and engagements recur. Professors and teachers move between Auburndale, LaVerne, and Plymouth. Red Arrow events loom with vaudeville acts at Adler theater. local socials, policing notices, and travel plans fill the week. Notables include Miss Irene Normington’s near-miss accident and Lieut Frank Noll’s return from overseas service after ten months in France, detailing postwar plans and legal practice resumes.
Parties owing accounts to the Sheerin Hardware Company must call and settle. This public notice directs debtors to contact C. H. Sheerin Hardware Company to resolve the outstanding balances.
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