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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1903

Page

6

Weekly Crop Bulletin Reports Frosts Hit Wisconsin Farmland

Frosts on the 11th and 12th damaged crops in parts of the state, especially the Wisconsin Valley, with some areas seeing total field crop destruction while others recover slowly. Cool, dry weather slowed growth though rains were beneficial. corn and tobacco faced challenges but spring grains advanced and pastures remained healthy. regional notes from Merrill, Shell Lake, Granton, Montello, and others describe varied impact on potatoes, berries, fruit, and clover.

Wisconsin Valley Merrill Lincoln County

Reunion of Thirty-second Wisconsin Infantry in Marinette

The reunion of Thirty-second Wisconsin Infantry will be held in Marinette on Thursday and Friday, June 25 and 26. All civil and Spanish war veterans and Company I Second Regiment W N G are invited guests, with badges to be worn at the armory. Visitors from abroad may travel at one and one third fare with certificates countersigned by the association secretary. Dana's famous Third Regiment Band will perform one hour before each camp fire and attend both days.

Thirty-second Wisconsin Infantry Marinette

The Tipping Babble of Tees and Tipping Clerks

A historical note on tipping norms, citing 18th century Europe and Edinburgh in 1760. It recalls clubs banning tips to servants, eccentric hosts who reclaimed tips, and a noble guest who joked about leaving tips in his will. The piece contrasts past and present tipping practices with anecdotes of courtly thrift and wit.

Europe Cornhill Edinburgh Society of Clerks Taatfe Kor

Power of a Swans Wing in Swans at Swan Lake

An official and a doctor describe the great strength of swan wings. They cite a case in Arkangan where a huntsman was struck by a swan wing, breaking both bones in his forearm, and argue a direct blow could break a man's leg. The Philadelphia Record notes the risk from these powerful birds.

Zoo Lake Arkangan Swan Lake Lilo Mke Philadelphia

What Toad Enjoys in a Back Scratching Session

A playful scene describes a toad enduring a back scratch with initial suspicion fading into blissful contentment. The toad braces its legs, swells slightly to gain space, then relaxes fully as the scratching continues before hopping off to resume its pursuit of prey.

Blu

The Band Played at Dawn and through the Cracks

Vignettes recount General Custer’s insistence on martial music from morning till night and a humorously practical remedy when instruments lacked mouthpieces. Separately, two Dumfries men mocked Edward Irving on tour, only to be reminded that light can pierce a crack.

Edward Irving Scotland Dumfries Willie Will

Fond Father Questions Kids About Cats in Quirky Exchange

A playful dialogue shows a father testing his child Elsie with simple questions. He asks what a cat is and which small animal creeps up when everyone is in bed, and Elsie answers Papa and then cat. The exchange captures a humorous, affectionate domestic moment.

Elsie Elsi

Donkey Wanted In Curious 19th Century Notices

A fragmented historical snippet shows a man advertising for a four legged donkey. The exchange includes a busy map and a buyer's comment about the fat man, with later quips from bystanders. The passage reflects humorous, satirical street chatter from old newspapers.

Boston Journal

Love and loss in a reverent, hopeful view

A reflection on love as a gateway to higher ideals and virtue. The text contrasts love with baseness and notes the path of transgression leads away from true refinement.

Wreck on Wisconsin Central Bridge Shatters Tracks

A major derailment Friday night on the Wisconsin Central near New Rich mond destroyed the Clear River bridge. Eight cars jumped the track behind a west bound freight led by Conductor Chas Johnson, wrecking twelve heavily loaded cars and causing an oil spill that set the river aflame. Despite no serious injuries among trainmen, spectators and farmers suffered burns as a fire roared over the water. a temporary wooden bridge is planned with costs in the thousands and traffic delays anticipated through midweek.

Wisconsin Central Clear River New Richmond Chas. Johnson Willow River Mew Richmond Jewett Johnson Chippewa Falls Herald

Doctor King's New Life Pills Headache Cure Ad

An old advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills quickly cure sick and nervous headaches. It touts blood purification and health build up with a 25 cent price and a money back guarantee. Sexton Brothers Druggists sell the product.

Dr. King Sexton Brothers

Low North Western Rail Rates For July Excursion To Boston

The North Western Bay calls attention to low roundtrip excursion rates for the National Educational Association meeting in Boston next month. Chicago and North Western officials warn of a very large anticipated movement as teachers and students plan summer travel. Tickets at reduced rates are available for points within 200 miles, with July 4 excursion dates and good return through July 6.

North-Western National Educational Association Boston New England Chicago & North-Western Chicago & North-Western R'y Northwestern Chicago & Northwestern R'y

The Marshfield Gun Club Weekly Shoot Report

The Marshfield Gun Club held its regular weekly shoot at the park Sunday with each member posting an excellent score. The following is the score listing showing individual performances and results from the event.

Marshfield the Park

Elect ric Bitters Save Mrs Newton From Pain

The Alabama resident Mrs. S A Newton recalls three years of insufferable stomach and bowel trouble. She credits Electric Bitters with rapid relief and full recovery. The tonic targets liver kidney stomach and bowel complaints and is sold by Sexton Brothers for 50 cents with a guarantee.

Sexton Brothers

Presbyterian Church Notes Sunday Services and Union Sermon

Sunday June 28 church schedule lists morning service at 10 30 with Dr Coyner preaching Bible school at noon junior C E at 3 prayer meeting at 645 topic Christ in Our Cities Leads Jessie Rossman Evening union service at 745 with Dr Coyner on Mormonism Open invitation to all services Postoffice hours listed and jewelry ad ends.

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