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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1914

Page

6

Washington Letter reviews tax gaps and canal tolls debate

The Washington Letter analyzes a $21 million shortfall in expected income tax revenue amid Democratic bragging over recent reforms. It notes Senator Reed Smoot’s plagiarism scare, Newlands’ defense of a trade commission bill, and Wilson’s push for robust anti trust legislation. The piece also discusses Panama Canal tolls, cabinet shifts, and oil-driven political sentiment, framing the era’s business climate and policy urgency.

Senate Newlands Nevada Wilson Congress Administration Trade Commission Inerstate Commerce Commission Attorney General Bureau of Corporations

Marriage of Delia Bern and Albert Leffel at Pella Wis

Delia Bern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bern of Pella Wisconsin, married Albert Leffel of this place on a Tuesday afternoon at the Bern home. The couple will reside with Mrs Leffel. A dance at the March ball Friday evening followed the wedding festivities.

March Rapids Herman Bern Pella Wis Delia Albert Leffel

Senator Lane of Oregon Tests The Directory

A fragment from a 1916 column recounts Senator Harry Lane of Oregon and his brief, modest remarks after being asked about his role in the Congressional Directory. The piece shifts to humorous anecdotes about office life and local notices, including jokes about poetry pricing and a mixup about twins named Kate and Sidney, ending with a stray verse fragment.

Senator Lane Oregon Congressional Directory Lane Harry Lane Oregon Insane Asylum New York Mail Pat Kate Sidney

Estate of John Sheriff In Probate Wood County

In the matter of the estate of John Sheriff deceased Jessie Schumaker petitions for final accounting and distribution Hearing to fix time and place for examination of administration account and allowance of funeral and other expenses Residue to heirs as law directs Hearing set for July 14 1814 at 10 o clock A M at Grand Rapids Wis Notice to interested parties by publication for three weeks in the Marshfield Times dated June 12 1914

Wood County Court John Sheriff Jessie Schumaker Grand Ramids Wisconsin Marshfield

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for All Stages

An advertisement offers a $100 reward stating Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages. It promotes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces, claiming to destroy the disease’s foundation and strengthen the patient. Proponents invite readers to request a list and more details.

Hall

Hall's Family Pills Ad From Toledo Drugstores

Testimonial notes F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio selling Hall's Family Pills for constipation. promoted by druggists nationwide.

F. J. Cheney & Co Tol‘ledo, O Hall

Mill Creek News Highlights Local Visits and Births

June 20 report from Mill Creek notes Charles Seidel visits Montana, a new baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Santa Seki ferl on June 17, Te rrie McMiMan meets a brother at the depot, and Agnes Seidel visits Marsfield. Local residents, including Jossunk Seman’s funeral attendance and other social calls, are recorded along with an ad for Chamberlains Liniment to ease rheumatism.

Mill Creek Charles Seidel Sy Jett Montana Sau Chiles Santa Sekiferl Phil Raplinger Miwaukee Mandir Jossunk Seman Terrie McMiMan Vin Hi Brother Jan Mise Agnes Seidel Marsfield Charles Seidel Cari Jnd Oneste Ristenssen Dewint Wauprea Ferdinand Hungersen Sun- Gay Willias Curtin Seidelis John Benke

Harness for Sale Promises Top-Notch Workmanship

A local ad invites readers considering marriage to buy the best harness from W. & D's, promising top-notch workmanship, finish, and durability for Al horse. The message emphasizes quality and value for discerning buyers.

Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Gains Notice

A simple blend of pure vegetable oils, said to originate in France, is reported to aid stomach, liver, and intestinal troubles. Introduced to the U S by George H. Mayr of Chicago after curing himself, the remedy is hailed as rapidly effective with first doses proving convincing. It is now sold widely by first class druggists, including R J Strauss in the area.

France George H. Mayr Chicago Mayr R. J. Strauss

Notice to public on litter and dumping prohibition

By ordinance 83 a heavy punishment is set for leaving or depositing dead animals or offensive matter on streets or alleys or any place in the city except the dumping center. Warning that enforcement will be strict. John Juan, Chairman board of Health, 871

John Juan Wath

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