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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1915

Page

9

Wisconsin Should Develop a Lucrative Tourist Network

Wisconsin should awaken to its lakes and roads as a major tourist draw. Citing Maine earning over 30 million annually, the piece urges better highways, scenic routes, and a state road-sign system led by the Yellowdame Trail through Marshfield to attract midwest travelers and generate millions in revenue.

Wisconsin Commonwealth Maine Middle West Agai Yelowsdame Marshfield

Dictograph in Education Prompts Language Teaching Use

The dictograph’s rising role in business doubles as a teaching aid in languages. Howard F. Taylor of Shortridge High School describes how slow students rehearse language forms at their seats with dictation cards and how absent pupils receive recorded lessons. Wisconsin schools eye first adoption of the new educational device.

Howard F. Taylor Shortridge High School Indianapolis Wisconsin

Heart of a Painted Woman at Unique

A vivid studio romance from Popular Plays and Way company markets The Heart of a Painted Woman. Selma, a painter’s model, falls for an artist who abandons her for an heiress, then faces wealth, temptation, and a chance at reform as she and Spendthrift rebuild a life together.

Plays and Way Company Olga Vetrova Park Silma Penor Per Aune Aral New York Selma Selena Spend Ayers H Hospital Sceper Tall Nes Macy

Broad Streets Costly From Superior Wisconsin Streets

Popular Mechanics describes Superior Wisconsin laying out boom era streets wide for a large population. Narrowing later, curb lines moved to widen parkings and center dividers were built on Hammond Avenue reducing roadway to 18 feet. Center parking and curb shifts cut paving costs by about half while maintaining usability.

Popular Mechanics Magazine Superior Wis Hammond Avenue Ube

Finance committee backs bills for city salaries and utilities

The Finance committee recommended payment of multiple bills including salaries for Louis Thompson, Otto Meyers, Louis Sherry, Ed Merkel, and others. Also listed are jury payments, labor wages, and payrolls for May 1 to May 16, 1915, with several names marked as poor order or for bills. The council debated the resolution and approved it.

Leduger Lou Finanes Dune i Mderman Ueketherreey Sinoculer MacFarlene Finney Kirsehner Hamgs Ten Dun Matiin Ye Gerwing Liouis Thoompson Javon Kuna Ooestreich Bellew Jury Wollesan William Geovith Ie Met Rinking Demokrat Put RTE Sy Brane Carl Fehr Yh iCarl Felundeca John Scher Jyha Scheuer Schegin Vatechee Palace Meat Co POR Gnatatson Jy Smith Cal & Ny Ry Ill H. Ebhe & Co. Hill Peter LeMs Kb A. van Louis Sherry Frank Kacelph Fred Pupeter R. Shigan Merkel Henry Mueller Wm. Merkel Paul G. Kioka Frank McDonald Wireman Nick Zeimer L. McDonald Helper John Hempeler Neils Johnson John Steger Geo. Toupalik Labor B. Watts Otto Meyers A. van Epps Frank Rudolph Fred Popeter Henry Mueler Faul C. Kiouka

Community Notes From Richfield on June Day of Events

Richfield June 21 report highlights children's day exercises praised for participants and training. Local outings include visits to Merrillan with Jersey cattle purchases and remarks on Mrs Willett’s herd. House moving by Walter Maxwell delayed by rain. Local graduation trips to Grand Rapids. A large sing at George Hill’s and an upcoming wedding on June 25 at Beuka with Norval and Jennie Mattson. A planned reception at the bride’s home and well wishes to the couple. Johnnie McNarine breaks arm. Bruce Knapton’s horse stumble injures him slightly. Ed Sathon still suffers rheumatism. Freda Miner family home from Grand Rapids for vacation. Guernsey picnic hosted by J. Ross Porter and Mrs. Wm Berhavn.

Richfield George Knapton Merna A. Willett Merrillan Willett Walter Maxwell M. E. Frasier Alice Beulah Gadson Florence Belton Grand Rapids George Stanley Marguerita Elsa Walters Lindsey Be'fon George Hill Wiliam Burhops Everewhendy Ant Tod Worthescuay Pi Na Tewat Jennie Matson John Mattson Amies Mnattvontor Elmer Olson Oseny Matt Mr. Atkins Winchester Johnnie McNanine Grand Ramis J. Ross Porter

Local notices from Galena district and attendance plans

Fragmentary item notes individuals Staadt, Alveer Jug, Trimborn, Mrs. Mueller and Miss Mariv Taylor in Galena district. Mentions a W. B. C education event and that Kauteer expects to have completed something despite delays. unclear sequence and dates.

D. Alveer Rome BT. Trimborn Wadere Mueller W. RB. C Mariv Taylor Galena Joseph Kauteer

Weather Woes Hit Rural Life and Local Events

The community braces for bad weather with frequent rain and travel delays while a string of local happenings continue. Recovery is expected for a horse of FP Lawrence, a barn dance draws attendees despite rain, and the opening of Jehn Banrach’s hall at Stratford plus a shipyard mishap keeps residents focused on daily affairs. Frank Burke visits Marshfield for business as Louis Shertz’s barn nears completion and a local dance remains a bright spot amid weather concerns.

Lawrence Gilus of Mays John Candan Jehn Banrach Statford Allo Tye Des Oust Steck B.J. Primbori Burke Canal and Lumber Co Hi Standt Guatain Lettie Cour Frank Burke Marshfield William Sturm John Klabercbeck Marshfieha Louis Serta Louis Shertz Charles Hughes Stratford Seturdar

Proat deal and tard wheat prices noted

A notice notes a good price for tard wheat and a large sale of craft items at low pennies. Shoppers are urged to pay a fair price for the wheat while enjoying affordable craft goods.

Indigestion and Constipation Relief with Chamberlain’s Tablets

Mrs. Mary E. McMullen of Phelps NY reports relief from long standing indigestion and constipation after starting Chamberlain's Tablets five years ago. She used them for several weeks and was cured. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain Mary E. McMullen Phelps, NY

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