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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary readable items describe a gathering or event with places such as Milwaukee and Grand Rapids and mentions accommodations and divisions. Names and dates are unclear, with many garbled terms and incomplete phrases.
Spencer notes show Bert Reas visiting from Moon and Mrs La Fever returning from Tomahawk. The Ladies Aid supper at M E Church, a masquerade party for nine at Grave 16 Unity, and Miss Tonie Kolsta visiting Milladore are recorded, along with many residents traveling to see family in March and Long Beach California. A severe cold is advisedly treated with Foley’s Honey and Tar.
A safe cough remedy for children is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is described as harmless and reliable for relief from colds, croup, and whooping cough. Sold by sextom Bras and H. A. Schumaker.
Local residents travel to visit relatives and friends near Stratford Lincoln and Marathon City. A card party hosted by Marritte and Tillie Frey honors Miss Tuininga, amid a social gathering with lunch. Also notes on community health tips and Dr Shoop Preventics candy tablets sold locally.
Bethel residents visit Babcock and Lulu Hallock in Granton visit relatives at the Academy. A four ten pound baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Sturm Tuesday morning. The carpenter class plans a new 40 by 80 foot addition for the Academy. Clara Pettit Flossie Hell Elizabeth Zager and others spend weekends at the Academy. A former Academy student now a teacher visited on Sabbath. A touring party from New York and Italy reports a fatal road incident and ensuing clashes. Eliot F Shepard of New York faces three months in prison for illing a girl in St. non and demands for compensation.
A fragment from a London Chronicle style note discusses PoLow s Honey and Tar and Milton s tech piece. It references unclear cases and burial details of Milton, Aubrey, and others, with scattered mentions of Haig stone and Aldersgate. It also touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup by Sexton Bros as a new remedy.
State Senator C We Tray, long prominent in Brown County and Milwaukee politics, died aged 60. He was born in Water Town, moved to Wisconsin with his family, built a tuner business, then entered public life as a Republican. He had just moved to Milwaukee for the new term when illness worsened. funeral arrangements were not yet set.
The city treasurer announces tax collection runs through March 10 at usual hours. After March 10 the books go to the county clerk and unpaid taxes must be paid to him. Also notes may include drug and travel ads and tobacco product lines from local merchants.
Milwaukee reports include Alder John Weiler's decision to seek re election while Hi Le plans retirement. News items cover Mayor Pett of Kenosha dying, Coleman suicide in Milwaukee, and Kenosha area political notes. Also noted are rail line races, a factory strike, a national purity convention, Pittsburg owners, and Kalamazoo boxing victory signals.
Dr Turbin of Berlin, expert surgeon, invites men suffering from varicose conditions, blood poisoning, nerve issues or other troubles to his office. He will explain why prior treatments failed and demonstrate a safe, quick, permanent cure. No consultation fee. charges for a perfect cure are stated as reasonable.
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