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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1917
Page
7
Stradt daily notes detail Miss Ida Burke visiting Marshfield for hotel work, Mrs Zopli's travels, Dent brothers trading via Marshfield, and several social calls across Brentford Stratford Hankinson and Bradey's bridge. A nurse from St Joseph’s hospital and others attend church, picnics, raffles, and a forest junction camp. Albert Seehafer’s milk fever treatment saves a cow with tire pump and rope.
Riverside reports Oscar Giles quarantined for suspected scarlet fever last week after Mildred fell ill. A new barn for Martin Stauber was raised and readied for harvest. William Hope and Albert Wolt placed auto purchases with Wisconsin Motor & Machinery and Overland respectively. An ice cream social by the Women’s friary of Ex is set for June 28 at Mrs. Jessie Frankland’s home. Robert J. Toen sold his farm to Chicago’s Peterson, who will manage it in October, aiming to continue farming and printer work.
The piece touts the low price of newspaper classifieds, especially real estate ads for sale. It claims ads can sell property quickly and save sellers from $25 to $200 in many cases, highlighting that even numerous ads retain a minimal charge.
PF W Archer of Caldwell Onin states his family has kept Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years. He says they never travel without it and it saves money during extended visits. The remedy is obtainable everywhere.
RUPLINGER June 23 Mrs Rudolph Winch of Marshfield died Thursday at St Josephs hospital after an operation for appendicitis She was 28 born in Germany Survived by husband and two children Gertrude and Charles Funeral was Saturday at 8 am at St Michaels Catholic Church Hewitt Father Miller officiating to follow interment Ed Pedorwitz admitted to St Josephs hospital Tuesday Norwegian Ladies Aid met Monday Mrs Ole Gunderson Curtin family visits Knute Toston and two children spent time with Gilbert Swensen Mr and Mrs Fred Felhofer Marshfield visited relatives in Marshfield William Hopp visited in Marshfield Lena Vista returned from Chicago for a visit with parents C Vista
Miss Jennie Evans returned from a five week visit at Racine. Mrs Berd Gates spent last Tuesday in Stevens Point. Mrs H D Knapp visited Marshfield. Mr and Mrs John Parks welcome a baby boy. John Drollinger and wife visited Sheboygan relatives. Embroidery club hosted a shower for Miss Marie Day. Treering church members motor to Vesper to surprise Rev and Mrs Anderson. Als Wicken and children joined husband at R C Evans store purchase in Sherry. The family will reside at Frank Parks residence.
A mission from India spoke in a Des Moines church about his voyage inland where illness struck him. He carried Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, which he credits with saving his life. The speaker said the remedy is effective as a preventive and cure for cholera in India and for milder bowels complaints here, and it is readily obtainable.
Billie Goetz built the basement for William Wenzel on his Mann farm. Clara Hoff receives a miscellaneous shower before her marriage to William Gauger Jr at the Marshfield Lutheran church next Tuesday. Local residents, visits, and new car ownership noted with best wishes to the couple.
Digestible nutrients and energy values compiled from Henry and Morrison 1935 edition and the Massachusetts 1911 annual report with references to the Pennsylvania Bulletin 114. Notes and tables summarize dietary energy content and nutrient digestibility for comparative reference.
The article notes straw should be spread on fields rather than wasted. It highlights straw's low feeding value and high fertilizing value, recommending its use to prep land for water management and wheat health, describing current practices as well established.
A critical discussion rejects standard tables of digestible protein fats and carbohydrates as misleading. Digestible food often vanishes in the body, some becomes heat or gas, and much is used for digestion. Straw's energy is wasted in digestion and should return to soil.
The author argues that calculating ration needs from milk output is necessary. Determine a cow’s protein and energy needs from experiments, then feed to sustain weight and produce milk. Feeding varies by animal, but station guidelines can estimate pounds of milk per pound of feed. More solids and fat raise feed per pound of milk. A properly mixed ration simplifies the feeding problem.
The best dairy feeds cost less than farm grains because human food elements are removed before feeding. Byproducts from cereals and mills form much of dairy feeds, with dried grains offering about 30 percent crude protein and 10 percent crude fat. Cottonseed meal provides high crude protein and fat but must be fed in limited quantities with bulk-adding components.
A national agricultural note warns farmers that mixing own rations leads to poor quality feeds. Cottonseed meal varies widely. cheaper grades undermine nutrition. Analysts cite the cost of feed analysis at ten cents per ton and urge reading college bulletins to identify dependable brands. With grain prices high, selling cereals to buy mixed feed can save money, as corn becomes expensive due to meat production demand.
Advertisement to dairymen about a new milk aerator that cools and deodorizes milk fresh from the cow to prevent fermentation or souring. The device is guaranteed, with refunds if unsatisfied, and offered by the Marshfield Milk Aerator Co of Marshfield Wisconsin.
Fond du Lac June 25 free lunches are under the ban at Fond du Lac saloons set for July 4. Saloonmen explain the “tight coat of living” while Tyio Rivers downed at Ocontoa on June 26. Tay View low witnessed another victory for Geonta on Sunday when Twa Rivers fell 5 to 1.
MAISON June 2 reports the assembly after a short debate expressing firm support for the Constitution as the Home Rule Bill proceeds. The discussion highlights a collective sentiment favoring constitutional alignment and local governance.
Market table lists potato price 2.00 per bushel and dairy butter, eggs per dozen, beef live weight and dressed pork and veal per ewt or per pound. Also shows sheep live weight calf hides beef hides chickens and related livestock values. Prices appear in whole or fractional dollars with several items incomplete.
Listing of flour, feed and grain items offered by Spark Cereal Company with unit pricing for wheat outs barley rye corn bulk feed and related products including bran, red dog tulk hominy flour middlings pig feed and ground cow feed in per unit and per ton terms. Prices and item details appear in a brief merchandise notice.
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