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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1915
Page
4
A 19th century style recipe by Mrs. Nevada Briggs promotes potato in doughnuts to keep them moist for days. It claims potassium baking powder keeps batter light, outlining steps from mashed potato to deep frying and finishing with a sugar dusting.
RIGHs finish fourth in the state tourney after a tough loss to Oshkosh. Marshfield led early but Oshkosh surged ahead in the second half to capture third place, with Fond du Lac and other teams also advancing. Seniors Whitney Reyn gals and Seehater will graduate, ending the notable High School season.
Local chatter reports Frank Seide and Sigiue planning a Marshfield trip Saturday night. Ren Alb visited on business last week with Mr and Mrs Louis Sehifer and Agnes Seidel. Mrs Phi Ruplinger called on Wednesday. Town folks eye Marshfield for a Monday event. A week of hay weather and village idle talk fill the scene.
NABGNVILLE and Anton onville report a busy week with folks visiting, sewing, maple syrup work, and hay baling. Mike Duval and Walter Peterson run maple operations tapping about 800 trees. Norbert Disringer and Francis Boyd attended local tasks while Joan Rossman handled Marshfield business.
J W Sexson of Montevallo Missouri praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy saying customers are pleased and request it again. For sale by All Dealers. The note also claims Illinois has a town where crime is unknown, then hints it may be sailing under an alias.
A fragmented historical timeline lists events by date across years such as 1763 and 1890. It mentions a stamp act enactment, inoculation soil grant, a Omaha massacre, Rhode Island purchase from Indians, England seal theft, Dayton mood, Pilgrims arrival, Bismarck Berlin departure, Vera Cruz capture, a Cola earthquake, and Canada ceding to France with steno invention noted. The legible items mix real events with garbled OCR phrases.
A compendium of aphoristic lines contrasts disclosure and love with practical life truths. It notes a woman may admit to deception yet not confess untried love, values life over money, and highlights caution about travel fares and competition. The fragment offers pithy, period voice observations on living and success.
City officials anticipate a bid from MCrellis and Strouts to supply ice by filling an artificial lake. The plan envisions a five year contract with price and maintenance terms to ensure clean, high quality ice. After May organizational steps, bids will be opened for public consideration and potential profit to the city and bidder.
Mohle March 23 The death of Charles Heckel after a sudden illness of pneumonia follows a Friday night cold. Funeral held Saturday at Marshfield cemetery. Survived by widow and a daughter five brothers and two sisters. Community extends sympathy. local notables and neighbors mentioned with various visits and recalls.
March 28 report notes Mowitt and D. DP Meine in Marshfield on business. Louis Neuman from Gwen visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Dolin Neuwar, while WaWi WITT WaWi WITT.
Paid notice states price of $1.50 and that the ad is written authorized and to be paid for by John Seubert of Marshfield Wisconsin.
John Seubert declares candidacy to seek reelection as City Clerk of Marshfield. The notice cites his current role and intent to continue public service, listing dates as 10 8 10 17 24.
A large Holstein cattle event unfolds in town with leaders Varney and local auctioneers highlighted. Richfield ladies provide a rural fair dinner while buyers from Auburndale to Columbus engage in prominent stock sales. The event signals rising dairy activity in Central Wisconsin.
Holy Week events at Alban's Church list masses and services from Palm Sunday to Easter. Includes Procession of the Palms, Stripping of the Altars, Good Friday Matins and Mass of the Pre Sanctified, Holy Saturday rites, and Easter Day services with vestal Matins and Choral Mass.
A discussion argues skim cheese production harms Wisconsin's cheese quality and market. It contends only large plants can profit from skim cheese and urges adherence to standards to protect Wisconsin buyers. Also noted is a Columbus court ruling that a recipient must pay for a paper once received.
The piece urges housewives to guard children’s health, noting coughs and colds as common precursors to serious disease. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt, effective, pleasant, and safe for children, urging inquiry into remedies and prudent care.
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