Probate court sets hearing for Charles George estate
In the matter of the estate of Charles George deceased Biddie George executrix asks for settlement of administration and residue assignment. The county court at Grand Rapids orders the accounting hearing for May 22, 1917 at 10 a.m. and requires publication of notice for three weeks in The Marshfield Times to inform interested parties. Judge W J Conway presides with C Edwards attorney for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles George
Biddie George
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
W. J. Conway
C. & Edwards
Carbon Monoxide Risk From Gasoline Engines
A Scientific American note warns owners of gasoline engines about lethal CO buildup in tightly closed garages. It explains that a 2,790 cubic feet space with an engine producing 60 feet of CO per minute could reach about 1 percent CO in five minutes, a fatal level for most people within minutes. exposure to 0.25 percent CO for twenty minutes can cause illness.
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Scientific American
Whooping Cough Cure Endorsed by Alabama Carrier
One of the most successful preparations for this disease is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. W. Mc Clinton of Brandon Springs Alabama writes that his baby had severe whooping cough, and after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the child soon recovered. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
W. McClinton
Brandon Springs
Ala
Loe
Average working life of city horses under six years
New rate reports indicate horses in large cities have an average working life of less than six years. The rapid wear is blamed on the hard sieoth pavements and rough urban surfaces.
Advice on marriage from Dr Kurtz at Chicago YMCA
Dr Charles J. Kurtz offered marriage guidance in Chicago urging men to wed early and to choose partners who share values. He advised proposing with plans for children, meeting a potential wife through her family, avoiding extremes, and embracing natural family sizing. He warned against unsurprising, money driven marriages and urged simplicity and responsibility.
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Charles J. Kurtz
Chicago Y
Raguse Ousted From Wisconsin Senate for Disloyal Statement
Madison Wis April 27 Senator Frank Raguse of Milwaukee was expelled from the Wisconsin senate on grounds of contempt disorderly behavior and conduct unbecoming a senator. The expulsion vote was 20 to 2 with Raguse Arnold and Zumach voting no. The senate adopted a resolution demanding he be brought to the bar and sign a previously prepared stringency. Raguse refused to sign. He announced plans to run again in Milwaukee Eighth district and challenged any senator to enlist in the U S army to prove patriotism.
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Madison
Wis
Frank Raguse
Milwaukee Social Way
Wisconsin Senate
Wisconsin
Senate
Raguse
Arnold
Zumach
Milwaukee
Reguse
Burke
Bray
Musberger
Wilcox
Wilkinson
United States Army
Unwanted and Heaven in a Modern American Woman’s View
The May American Magazine features Olive Higgins Prouty’s story Unwanted, showing a working American girl’s idea of heaven as a luxurious private room filled with material comforts. The piece reflects contemporary American attitudes, contrasting idealized wealth with daily life, while noting the vast scale of the U S postage stamp output by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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Olive Higgins Prouty
U. S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Daylight Saving Plan Suggested for Wausau
Wausau mayor proposes a summer daylight saving schedule limiting only working hours shifts. The plan would move work start times earlier by one hour and push noon to eleven, with home and evening hours adjusted accordingly. It aims to reduce lighting costs and fuel use, with support and opposition from local groups.
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Herman
Marquardt
Wausau
de Peré
Green Bay
Garden Round Table
Y. M. GA
Retail Clerks’ Union
Central Tabor Council
Cerks' Union
Weusan Record-Herald
A Golden Rule of Hotel Keepers tale told in May American Magazine
In an anecdote from a Cleveland hotel luncheon, M Statler argues hospitality hinges on service and courtesy. A guest complains a soup is cold, the waiter apologizes and replaces it, while the story emphasizes that hotels sell service and satisfaction, handling human nature beyond mere rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Statler
Bed Rock
Clean Up Days Announced in M Field City
May 7 declared as Clean Up Day in the City of M Field. All rubbish left at feet or alleys will be carted away free by the city, except items in barrels or boxes. residents must remove their own. Ashes excluded. By order of the Board of Public Works. John Seubert, City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Field
Board of Public Works
Change of Mental Occupation Best Change of Mental Occupation Best
The article notes that worry harms health and mental strength and urges a change of mental occupation to combat anxiety. It recommends outdoor exercise, reading, pleasant recreation, or temporary job shifts to reduce worry and improve well being. It also cites past exports and emphasizes personal responsibility in managing stress.
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United States
Europe
Hirself
Prescription work held to very high standard
The speaker asserts their prescription work is near perfect and readily would improve if possible. They claim doctors recognize its quality and patients benefit from it, emphasizing confidence in the service and a commitment to excellence.
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Henry Woolstrim
R. Z. Marshfield
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Ohio
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