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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
5
Guiteau is sentenced to be hung June 30. Marshfield social life thrives amid new rail talk and a growing school plan. Local riots and logging woes blend with river press notes on Old Abe and a new weather vane. Railway officials see promotions as Wood County house nears finish.
Dr King s New Life Pills claim workers ignore eight hour laws and stay tireless. The ad asserts the pills ease indigestion biliousness constipation and sick headaches, promising safe easy relief for stomach liver and bowel troubles. Available for 25 cents at Sexton Bros drag store.
An old Wisconsin page lists medical cures and local notices including Bucklen's Arnica salve, a Marshfield bowling event, and a 1903 municipal election schedule. It notes exam dates for county teachers, election wards, and territorial detachments in Wood County.
Lewiston resident Logal Huffman recounts his three year old daughter's severe croup in March 1901. He credits Harts Honey and Horehound with saving her life after other remedies failed. He warns the first sign is hoarseness and urges early use. Sales note credits Henry Hort, druggist.
Officials of the Wisconsin Central Railroad decide to build a bridge across the Wisconsin River just below the Green Bay and Western's bridge. The project will extend the Marshfield branch through to Chicago via Burlington, linking Green Bay area routes with Chicago for through service.
Thomas Young and Archie St Louis of Port Edwards were seriously injured when a dynamite thawing attempt near a dam caused a huge explosion. They rushed outside as gas and flame filled the shanty, creating a blast that left a large crater and destroyed the shelter. Both men suffered cuts and bruises but are expected to recover.
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