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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1916
Page
3
An advertisement promotes a correspondence course from the School of Lip Language in Kansas City Missouri teaching lip reading to deaf individuals. It promises ease of learning, social reintegration, and avoiding hearing devices, urging readers to send $1 for outlines and first lessons.
Notice of a Marshfield Common Council meeting to decide pavement type for streets including A Street Chestnut Street and others, with bid reports from the Board of Public Works. Dated March 7, 1916. Also notices on water bill delinquency and a 1916 municipal election with dates, polling places, and vacant offices.
Paid advertisement run by H Buckmiller of Marshfield Wisconsin announces a public notice with price details per insertion. The brief item notes authorization and publication facts without additional context or content.
Hewitt on March 6 M Ley left for Luxemburg on business Mrs Ley joined him there Monday. Mr and Mrs Donald Kelly with daughters Mary and Mrs Henry Girl left for Qeanomowee Sunday for Oscar Kelly wedding held Monday. Mrs Herman Meyer and children left for St Nazians Saturday to visit friends. George Haselberger and sons worked hay at Joe Burrs and Paul Panzer's Thursday and Friday. F X Haselberger sprained his ankle last week and is now able to be about.
R Miller announces a second hand store at 508 Central Ave Marshfield Wisconsin buying and selling rags rubbers and copper. He reports a contract with a Chicago firm for two cars of rags and offers top market prices. Also pays 5 cents per pound for rubbers and 10 cents for copper. Yesterday's Verdun deadlock noted.
Community brief covering visits and arrivals in Sheboygan area families. Mentions Ed ward Vrawink visiting from Sheboyvan, Grange family entertaining teachers, Mr and Mrs Howry Joling moving to North Prof, and various local residents with illnesses, church services, and a student’s legal issue. Includes a Stevens Point boy charged with stealing $20 to cover a neighbor’s call.
About 345 supporters cleared Friday evening on the basketball game and candy sale to finance the team trip to Paint for the tourney. Opening day draws set strong matchups at Stevens Point with 23 games scheduled. Matches include Mellen versus Rhinelander and Stevens Point versus Grand Rapids as teams prepare for the first round.
A historic note records Newton D. Baker, former mayor of Cleveland, being appointed secretary of war. The financial snippet lists balances and numerous school district disbursements dated March 1, 1916, highlighting a busy municipal accounting period amid wartime mobilization.
Investigators at the Rocket institute reportedly pursued a resurrection tale involving Arnold Gereau assistant professor of chemistry and Wilbur Stockbridge. The legend claims they substituted organs and revived William Arbuckle from execution, with trials on kidneys and liver and mixed outcomes. The tale, mingling science and myth, remains unproven as researchers decline comment.
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