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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1915
Page
8
A testimonial from H. E. Bucklen & Co promoting Electric Bitters claims the tonic strengthens the stomach, boosts vigor, and improves appetite. A nurse in Kirkland credits several bottles with preventing a breakdown during a long illness, urging others to use the remedy.
A brief Life item quotes a playful exchange about a wedding date and a dressmaker's notice. The Bridegroom questions the timing while The Bride says the dressmaker will inform him. The gag hinges on Doxeyes’s stinginess and fear of not living through the year.
Richfield residents are invited to attend an entertainment by Miss Anna Fredrickson at the Schoolhouse in Dist No 6 on March 19. The event promises varied acts and a lively program with proceeds aiding local causes.
The Mill Creek District No 2 gathering drew a sizable crowd with Mr Sullivan closing the program as a candidate seeking another term. Prices for a certain item rose by 1.00 per load while local talk touched on area movements. Jon Raushe returned to Milton, Wis, and Thos H visited New London for medical consultation before coming back home. a log sawing scene noted for farmers.
Bethel academy faculty and students honored Prof and Mrs W. B. Straw with a farewell reception Thursday evening as they prepare to depart for South Africa where Mr Straw will head Claremont Union College. Attending were Tr W McChesney in Tomahawk GC A Russell from Battle Greek and Eld P A Hanson from Grand Bay for board meetings. Lee Ponte spent a few days here.
Geo Klement rented C B Van Gorder's farm this past week. Nearby residents set incatheters and maple syrup, and cut wood. Henry Hennig visits friends in the area while A Mathe works on plastering his house.
Wisconsin Poultryman from West Salem presents monthly practical poultry guidance from top judges and experts. Includes trials and subscriptions, highlighting writers like Hackett Hoffman Horlton Green Minois and Miller.
A compact review of a Memorial Day publication urging younger generations to honor Civil War sacrifices. It notes the centurylong peace with Britain and the American Peace Flag as the centerpiece of this year’s wave design, praising the book’s merit and readability.
Ex senator Henry Krumrey of Plymouth spoke to a large crowd of farmers in Arpin on cheese prices. He said his talk would likely benefit the local cheese producers by outlining market trends and Plymouth market price influences.
Mrs J W Hommell of Neillsville reports a letter from Mrs Rossiter Line chair of the Social Condition committee urging a broad warning to prevent girls from traveling to the World’s Fair in San Francisco unattended. The message warns that misleading ads promise high wages and fine positions, enticing and dangerous offers. It cautions that respectable employment is unlikely there and urges readers to avoid going to San Francisco for work.
A compact reflection on inner drive and the resolve to pursue capacity. The text asserts that those who possess mental focus and determination seek to fulfill their own requirements and ambitions through sustained effort.
The page lists prices for hay grades including No. 1 Timothy at 39.00 and other hay grades with no call per bushel. Dairy and poultry items show eggs at per dozen, various weights for veal, beef, hides, and calf hides. Flour, feed, grain items include wheat per bushel, barley, rye, corn per ton, middlings, oil meal, cotton seed meal, and other bulk feeds with listed prices.
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