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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
11
Dr Rea proclaims cure for numerous diseases and deformities including eye and ear disorders, digestive troubles, sexual health issues, neuromuscular conditions, and chronic illnesses. He advertises consultations, diagnostic services, and guaranteed life cures for a dollar, listing locations in Minneapolis Louisville and New York.
Auburndale updates report illness and visits including Mrs Ang Manthey ill, Mrs Alten visiting, and Miss Mundt with mumps. Local transport talk, new store addition, cattle loads from Chicago, and a death at St Marys Church. Community notices cover visitors, farm business, cheese factory plans, and weather affected routes.
Town of Spencer reports cheerful times as soldiers return from camp and Mrs Geo Cramer with Will New men spend Sunday in Marshfield. Mr Weil ill but hoped to recover quickly. A crowd gathered at the Volker residence Sunday evening for a invited gathering. Miss Schwantes returns from Unity to work for Mrs Klatt. After a two month vacation a schoolboy is seen headed to school. Mr and Mrs Z Moon and daughters Irene and Bernice depart for California to make a new home. Pearl Genett and John Lamp unite in marriage and begin life together with hopeful prospects.
Richfield notes report Mr Burhopp sold a large beer total weighing 1950 pounds. Guests Will Hanson visit Mr and Mrs Sever son. Miss Bertha Myrland visits Miss Oleson of Marshfield this week. Morehouse returns to health, Anas Robinson visits parents. Chas Muzzy family recovered from grip. E P Muzzy stayed with parents. Kmpton boy ill but improving. District No 2 school closed for three week vacation. Anna Thompson teacher visits Medford for break.
Staadt and Krauter Bros built a sump factory and are busy cooking syrup daily for Mr and Mrs Robert Fredrick in a local enterprise note.
Detective Matthew B. Lahr of Racine Wisconsin visited Stevens Point March with special business. He stayed with his uncle Gus and Wm Krauter, plans to study at the American Secret Service schools in Indianapolis after returning home. He is regarded as capable and promises to become a key officer in the service.
The pills that act as a tonic and not a drastic purge are DeWitts Little Early Risers. They claim to cure headache constipation biliousness and more. A hotel clerk, Mack Hamilton of Valley City North Carolina, says two bottles cured his chronic constipation. Sold by R J Strauss.
Sherry reports Wednesday caucuses and two week school vacation with high school pupils home for a week. Waterford visitor Mr Haas spent a week with sister Mrs Zarneke. Early spring forecasts bring busy farmers and coughs that need Cole's Cough Cure sold by R J Strauss. Sunday boat rescue on the creek saved Walter and Willie Cline after capsizing in ice. both are recovering and well loved by friends.
Colonel John M. Fuller of Honey Grove Texas nearly met his Waterloo from liver and kidney trouble. After failing with his family doctor he took a 50 cent bottle of Electric Bitters, which he credits with curing him. Sold and guaranteed to cure dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease by Sexton Bros. druggist at 50 cents a bottle.
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