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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
8
Tax roll for Marshfield Wood County Wisconsin for 1904 year in hand for collection will close Thursday March 10 2910. Demand that all persons with unpaid taxes appear and settle on or before the stated date. Dated Marshfield February 71 141g.
An ice dealer advertises pure spring ice delivered this summer at 10 cents per hundred. Private house delivery priced at 6.06 per season from May 1 to October 1. Ice harvested from East Branch of the Yellow River and Summers Spring Pond. No extra ice charges. Phone 278.
Dr Turbin advertises treatment for rheumatism enlarged veins fistula piles and other rectal kidney and bladder ailments. He offers free counsel regardless of treatment choice and promises safe quick permanent cure explanations and reasonable charges. Ladies with persistent headaches back pains and household burdens are urged to call. Many patients have been treated and he can provide referrals.
An agricultural note advises on soil preparation seed selection and seed treatment to boost potato yields. Emphasizes rich loose soil, seed from best hills, formalin for scale, and careful cultivation to prevent sunburn. Suggests spraying for pests and blight and discusses seed cutting practices.
A 24 page bulletin titled The truth about fruit growing in Wisconsin promotes Wisconsin fruit potential. It cites cherry crop value at Sturgeon Bay of 500 dollars per acre and Richland County apples valued at 1291.00 per acre over years. It claims land and orchard costs are lower here than in irrigated western tracts. Frederic Cranefield, secretary of Madison, offers free copies to Dairy Belt Farmer readers.
Gold Medal Flour showcases bread making tips in RowEva, detailing how flour quality influences texture and rise. The feature highlights simple ingredient choices, kneading methods, and oven temperatures to achieve consistent loaves.
With meat prices high, hungry people and hunters target robins across regions. The Wisconsin Evening News notes a likely rise in game violations as robins are sold for ten cents a dozen in Tennessee and thousands are killed. One party bagged sixteen hundred. a single hunter took 377 in a single chase. The robin, a welcomed northern visitor, faces reduced nesting arrivals due to this slaughter.
Notice to milk dealers requires licensing before May 1 1510 in the city. Cows must be tested and barns kept sanitary. A Board of Health order from 1919 is cited.
Advertisement seeks a woman to sell and promote dress goods in New York area. Commission weekly profits promised, with training and materials supplied. No experience required. Exclusive territory offers opportunities for local representatives. Apply by mail to CARD DRESS GOODS CO. Bevar Cy. bisitasron. MY. sel. line
Wood County Wisconsin issues notice of foreclosure sale by sheriff. The property is the east half of the southeast quarter of section eight in township twenty, range five west, Wood County, containing forty acres more or less, to be sold March 28 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the city hall steps Marshfield. Terms are cash. Sheriff is Michael Griffin with attorney B Edwards.
Foreclosure sale ordered by Circut Court of Wood County Wisconsin in favor of Mary Plachy against Jacob Rasmussen Catharina Rasmussen W R Clements and James O selten. Sale at public auction April 10 1910 at the north front door of the Court House in Wis Grand Rapids. Property described as the north half of the south half of section 16 township 23 north range 3 east containing eighty acres, government survey. Dated Feb 12 1910 Grand Rapids Wisconsin Sheriff MM Grifp
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