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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1914
Page
5
A 1914 column notes that ordinary workers who do their day’s work and mind their own business can become strong opponents of graft and oppression once they awaken to their rights, while those who mock the rights of the common people may face consequences.
A veteran grocer argues high quality printing and attentive packaging lift sales. He recalls early cost cutting and shows how proper stationery, envelopes, and a wrapped package create a first class impression and profitable branding. He urges tracking customer details for handwritten appreciation.
For constipation Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent and mild in effect. Easy to take and gentle. For sale by all dealers.
Edward Schmidt of Milladore spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs George Schmidt. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs William Brandt on Wednesday February 25. Mrs J F Kennedy visits daughter Ellen in Stevens Point at St Michael s hospital. Charles Haasl left Sunday for Marshfield then Merillan Miss Julia Konozh of Milladore visited Miss Anna Baier last week. Stecker Brothers Orchestra dance was well attended with a good time reported. Mrs Albert Ruch and Sherry family visit relatives here.
Fred Krause and family plan a move to a new home as the week ends. Henry Ebert and Henry Jorgenson led gravel hauling efforts with building and cement work planned this year. F. Boyd hauled cheese to Marshfield for H. Bulgyin on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Nason visited Marshfield on Saturday. S. Miessner hauled heading belts to Lynn last week. The Society of Equity reportedly bought the cheese and butter factory of H. F. Thiel. Otto Bulgrin held a wood sawing bee last Friday. North Nasonville and Lincoln reports noted a cheese factory statement. Farmers hear a controversial pill to swallow. work continues despite concerns.
A brief note discusses possible relief for a sufferer through a compound medicine. It notes that if the medicine proves effective, it would bring relief to the patient.
Ed Bulgrin’s cow sick. A Thiel’s horse injured in a wire fence incident. H J Preseman expands to dairying with three new cows. P Kohl and G Henrich report three fox kills. FE Bulgrin annual meeting in Nasonville shows milk and cheese production figures and patron payments. Neighbors bid farewell to friends. multiple visits and gatherings noted along with farm and social activities.
Julius Schmidt Arpin sold his farm to a Green County party this past week. Mr and Mrs Hutchinson returned from Appleton and were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs H F Reching. Mrs Byron Whittingham recovered from tonsillitis and is now up. A large Bible study and literary club gathering at the Morris home drew about seventy five attendees. Next meeting set for March 13 at Edwards home with Elsworth of Vesper discussing The New Currency Bill and Supt Varney on Some School Problems. Gus Greboroske on the sick list. A J Cowell and C W Bluett visited the Dingledein home. Miss Van Natta and Fredrickson schedule another social next Friday March 6 at the old town hall featuring a debate The automobile Versus the horse. Warner Van Natta and Scott Snyder favoring the auto side C Dingeldein and John Stahl the horse side. George Lewis bought a new horse this week.
Local residents share visits and moves. Leo Peckham of Grand Rapids visited the Ketelle home. H House family returns from New Lisbon and plans a move to Princeton Minnesota. Mabel Broker returns with Cal Kraus and Louise Cork, others attend a basket social. G A York seeks farmer interest in cabbage, Sam Gard and W Opelt visit Noyes family. Burts move a blacksmith shop to his residence front, E Utebrich welcomes a daughter, A Broker departs for Chicago. A stray line notes a cheese factory deal and a call for cooperative effort.
A period notice urges mothers to examine Castorta or similar preparations described as safe and sure for infants and children. The article emphasizes cautious selection of remedies and warns against unsafe claims. It notes potential benefits while urging parental diligence.
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