Local Notices and Advertisements Chronicle 1912
A collage of brief items notes a 25 vote Times popular lady contest coupon with each dollar of repair. John Wissink plans to move his family to Kenosha after selling Cherry street residence. a Safe-New Victor fire proof safe offered at 35 dollars. The Farmer's Review calendars orders. Boxers Krieg and Moon discussed as possible matchups. new stationery and letter head sales at The Times office. Judge Hahn sells Fifth Avenue residence for a farm near Vesper. jewelry from Frank L Zweck. 8. Miller seeks southern trip helpers for potato shipments. Palace Meat Co and Palace Market advertise meats, sausage, and prompt phone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Fitzgerald
John Wissink
Kenosha
Times
Farmers' Review
Chicago
Illinois
Brionr
Farmer's Review
Times Office
Armory Building
Charles Hahn
Fifth Avenue
E. F. Sears
Vesper
Hahn
Sears
Palace Meat Co
Palace Market
Star Market
Leap Year Proposals Stir Small Town Rivalries
Readers recall a cheeky leap year exchange between Stevens Point and Grand Rapids youths. The Marshfield-leaning column urges a steadier approach to courtship, while Pastor Rev A J Coram previews five Sunday talks on civic and moral topics including Future of Our City and Gospel for Common People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Revere
A. J. Coram
M.E
No Politics for Rural Carriers Postmasters Report
Postmasters received Taft executive orders on rural carriers. They state rural carriers may vote and express opinions privately but must take an active part in political campaigns or face removal or other discipline. Civil Service Commission to decide penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Civil Service Commission
A DAINTY BOOK FREE
Dr. Humphrey's Specific Manual a 144 page work on treating diseases especially of women and children. It promises guidance on care in sickness and health and offers free mailing from Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Company at 156 William Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Addreys Humphreys
Homeopathic Medicine Company
William Struer
New York
Pioneer Days at Marshfield Show Patrons and Patriotism
The Times editor Norton is portrayed as sentimental yet bold, with notes on 1883 era Marshfield life. The feature recalls Ells Wheeler Wilcox poetry, local book arrivals, a Liberty Pole tribute, early policing, and public sport, music, and agriculture. It highlights merchants Miner and Hinman, Maj. W. H. Upham, Vanderbilt trips, a brass band, and urges home stock farming to boost the local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
The
Times
Pioneer
Elis Wheeler Wilcox
W. H. Upham
Marshfield
W. H .Upham
T. P. Vannedem
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Urged For Digestive Health
A Marshfield Wisconsin Rexall Store ad promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims fast relief, stool regulation, and nutrition support, with a money back guarantee after 15 days if unsatisfied. The ad touts 2 25 boxes and larger sizes priced up to $1.00, urging local customers to buy only at The Rexall Store run by R. J. Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Rexail
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Tom Krieg
Kreig
Pog Moon
Kriew
Frank L. Zweck
Miller
Mexico
M. E. Church
Potter Drug So
W. A. Liese
Joe Falk
South Cent. Avenue
Lahr Bldg
Miner & Hinman
Stvands
Lana
Sullivan
Hinman’s Hall
J.C. Davis
Richfield
John Felter
James Disbrow
Warren Cady
Cady
Luckenbach
T. F. Vannedom
W. G. Hinman
Old Times
Colby
Vanderbilt
Our City
Central Ave
Scores
R. Connor
W. Muelle
G. Zimmer
Mittlestade
V. Hansen
H.W
Serge
E. Thera
A. Hoerl
Fox
H. Sommers
R. J. Strauss
Marshfield, Wis
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