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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
6
Eugene Reily returns from Chicago. Numerous local social visits and travels are listed, including Miss Conditt ill, Miss Humble starting a clerkship, and many friends visiting in Marshfield. The Second Regiment band concert, wedding plans, storms, and community notices fill the page with society and civic updates.
An old newspaper note highlights Mr Gray performing with strong company heads by well known stars at the Opera House. It mentions audience appeal and prices 25, 35, and 5 cents with bests on sale at Straw Drug St Improvements In Roads describes the state geological survey collaborating with the Post Office to gather rural road data via Rural Free Delivery carriers to map road quality and costs. The piece ends with a medicine ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents.
John Severy of Omaha quotes the Milwaukee Sentinet piece extolling alfalfa as the best rough feed for horses and cattle. He notes its soil enriching roots, high nutrient content, and lower heat with horses, plus a Wisconsin experiment claiming one acre equals three of timothy hay for nutrition.
The text notes Theo W. Blazeag announces candidacy for State Senator in the Ninth District at September primaries after Hon E E Winch withdraws from renomination for State Senate, leaving Wood County without a candidate. Also ad for Case and Johnson livery on Fourth Street offering horses and turnouts, phone 201.
Public notices announce Dr Turbin’s upcoming visit to Marshfield on July 4 and a July 2 1906 annual school meeting. Also detailed are a 35 bond issue for improvements to Marshfield electric light and water works and a special election ensuring a single polling place with bonds totaling 35000.
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