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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
8
The Marshfield Times presents a March forecast by Rev Hicks detailing six storm periods. Predictions include cold snaps, sleet, blizzards, and high winds across central Wisconsin, with emphasis on protecting livestock and avoiding icy floods during the transition weeks.
Hon William Jennings Bryan will lecture at the Opera House in Wausau on Monday evening March 13 under the M C A lecture course. The topic is the value of an ideal. Admission is $1.00. A Marshfield party may travel together to hear this noted speaker, with return the same night.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for each cured catarrh case unhealed by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice touts internal use and blood action and invites testimonials. Also mentions April 1 parcels post rules and cross Atlantic mailing limits, plus a chiropractic ad for Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation and biliousness.
The Marshfield Free Library houses numerous titles on farming and home grounds from Bailey Buckley Moore and others. The Wisconsin state board of agriculture and the Agricultural Experiment Station provide the best available information. Also offered is a first class bowling alley for sale cheap to Leiskeen, by Louis Hartl.
Helpful guidance for housewives in cookery sewing gardening and child health features by Elizabeth Morrison Mary Taylor-Ross Samuel Armstrong Hamilton Kate Lindsay and Alcia Adams. Short fiction by Edwin L. Sabin Elliott Walker Harriet Caryl Cox and Robert Bascom plus illustrated pages. Include cough remedy promotion for pneumonia cases with Cole's Cough Cure.
The Marshfield Times reminds subscribers their subscription is due and often past due. Readers are urged to visit the office to settle their account before year end. If bills seem incorrect, call to have them corrected promptly.
An old-fashioned remedy touts Boschee's German Syrup for cold treatment. It claims quick cure for children and adults, relieves congested organs, and stops coughing. Trial and regular bottle pricing are listed, with Sex ton Bros as sellers.
Dr Rea claims unparalleled diagnostic skill and cures for diseases from stomach and liver troubles to nervous debility and sexual disorders. Advertises rapid, bloodless treatments and guarantees in a boastful catalog of conditions with a $1 consultation in Minnesota Louisville New York Minneapolis addresses.
A syndicated description of the Chicago and North Western Railway from Frank H Spearman in the Saturday Evening Post, with a pamphlet version available through the line’s passenger department for mailing. Also an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents and Sexton Brothers products.
List of uncalled letters at Marshfield post office through February 28 1905 includes Miss Allas Bundie W H Cost ley Julus Hahs A Hart John F Roehing A J Ricker Miss Lillian Rossman Miss Ida Trapp Abe Vanzile Mrs Ruby Westbrook Joux F Cole P M Readers urged to say advertised. Cole's Carbon salve advertised for itching piles claiming quick relief and cures available through R J Strauss with prices 25 and 50 cents.
An advertisement offers affordable land and farming prospects in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas with prices for cut timber land, improved farms, and raw prairie. It promotes immigration assistance, fruit and truck farming opportunities, and special homeseeker travel fares from St. Louis via the Cotton Belt Route.
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