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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1911

Page

3

Assembly Debates May 10 Adjournment and Milwaukees Salary Bill

Madison reports a heated session as Assemblyman Nelson pushes a joint resolution fixing legislature adjournment for May 10 while a Zephy bill to raise Milwaukee County Board chairman salary from 300 to 1200 faces opposition. The body kills 21 bills, passes several on county treasurer terms and insurance, and shelves others amid protests and sparse attendance. Senate actions include approving railroad and grave fund measures, with debates over Wagner era policies and university zone limits. Pastors appointed to Wisconsin Evangelical conference districts are listed with appointments across Milwaukee Madison and other counties.

Madison Assembly Zephy Milwaukee Perry Nelsom Sumitime Mortenson Boss Hurd Hoyt Husting Gwen Commissioner of Insurance Hosshard Saubearn Ucerses Gaylord Senate Milwaukee County Kleczka Civil Court of Igor

Wisconsin Evangelical Conference Opens at Monroe

The fiftieth session of the Wisconsin Evangelical Association opened at Emanuel Evangelical Church in Monroe. Bishop J. C. Cresfogel of Readite, Pa., led the service and delivered a masterly address after the Lord's Supper. The examination of junior preachers was conducted under his direction by Rev. C. Reichert at Madison and Rev. BR. Ellert of Milwaukee.

Wisconsin Evangelical Conference Monroe Warshop S.C Y. Fritsche Ebenezer G. Priedevich Layton Park W. Schuster North Milwaukee U. Anhoff South Milwauke U. J. Kunst Port Washington M. Wuteagle Raecine W. G. Raddatz Vgukesha J. P. Doran Whitewater A. Franzke Sharon J. BE. Enzelmueller Madison G. F. Siekbeefer Presiding Arlington Cottage Grove C. B Antigo W. G. Schulz Appleton F. J. Stewert Clintonville W. T. Bers Depere F. Pile Dorr County G. Kunz Forest Junction Yrautman Greenville M. Webele Giltet A. Dumke Hartland Schuelke Marshfield O. A. Hillman Marlon FT. Hiller Norwalk Maves Prairie Farm John Marks B. Diekrout Rice Take BO. Marshman Sparia P. FP. Walker Tomah A. E. Happe Northland A. Cissson Nor Higer A. A. Kruz Barnett Eougly H. T. Straube Wisconsin Conference of the Evangelical Association Emanuel Evangelical Church 3. C. Cresfogel Readite C. Reichert BR. Ellert Milwaukha

Wisconsin as rate regulation model draws visitors from across nation

Wisconsin attracts rate law students and state boards from Illinois California and Kansas to study its public and corporate friendly system. The Badger state regulates utilities through a railroad and public utilities submission model praised by AT&T chief Theodore Nail in a notable report. Wisconsin’s approach garners interest as other states consider copying its framework.

Wisconsin United States Ftig Badger Board Theodore N. Wail American Telephone and Telegraph Company Bell Telephone Western Union Aa Atunual Wistersia Railroad

New Corporations Filings and Stock Amendments

The Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Company, a Washington corporation with 3,242,000 capital and 200,000 in Wisconsin interest, filed to do business in the state. The Milwaukee Refrigerator Transit Company filed an amendment increasing capital stock from 250,000 to 400,040. The Rockland Telephone Company filed an amendment raising stock from 1,290 to 6,000.

Pacife Coast Consdensed Milk Company Washington Wisconsin Miwaukee Refrigerator Transit Company Milwaukee Rockland Telephone Company

Fire wipes out Roberts main business station

STATE NEWS reports a large Roberts fire destroying the Hudson side main business station eight miles from here. The ore originated in a livery barn linked to the Roberts hotel. Hudson and St Paul were asked to help. an Omaha line special train carried the Hudson firemen. Eight buildings burned. losses undetermined. La Crosse: 74 Wisconsin Pearl Button workers strike over a wage change. Madison: Wisconsin National Guard impressed by regular army after maneuvers. Marinetree: outlaw Mauricingte Mallow escapes across Menominee river amid sheriff shooting.

Hudson Roberts St.Paul Omaha Road Eigh la Creese la Cresee Wisconsin Pearl Button Company Madison San Antonio Tex Wisconsin National Guard George Joachim Maringtree Maurice Mallow Menominee Sherif A. E. Schwitlau Marinette Sherif Maurtogte Ottawa la Crosse Marcus Anderson Wausau Tony Fogel Kenosha Frank Brown Waukesha Frank Cheney Menomonee Ile Cead 4. G. Sanders Department of Entomology University Manitoworm Stanley Speetek Ya Crosse Muscatine Cumberland John Paulick John Rothenbuck Antone Moele Tarzan John Rassbach Hay River Milwaukee West Alls Colonial Hall Greenfield Sixty-fourth Avenue Thomas J. Flemtog Flor Monroe Emmanuel Church of F. Homuth J C. Brendel C. Brevfogel Th. D Reading Nevab Railroad Commission Neenahre Wisconsin Traction, Light, Feat and Power Company

Frills and Fussy Tips For Outdated Cookery Patters

A garbled cookery note highlights out of date paté ideas and elaborate salads. It mentions marinating chips in French dressing, serving large patés to guests, mushroom and creamed fillings, miniature biscuits, and a delirious mixed fruit salad with grapes pineapple and celery. Also notes raw egg breakfast variations and fancy toasted bread sticks. It ends with cranberry cooking hints and a hot sugar syrup step.

Household hints from old cookery and cleaning tips

Household notes advise crochet cotton for darning stockings and warn that darning cotton holds up to washing. A safety tip suggests mace in top crust to prevent pies from overflows. A homemade cleaner mixes hot water turpentine milk and soap for smooth surfaces. Rubbing steel with citrus peels removes fish taint. Egg white use vs yolks hints promote economical kitchen practices.

Silk Cushions That Stop Feathers Showing Through

If you own silk covered cushions you notice feathers or down coming through. Rub shoemaker's wax on an iron and iron the inside before making up the pillow to seal the silk and prevent feather extrusion.

Coffee Cream Filling Recipe From a Fragment

Fragmentary recipe notes describe a coffee cream filling and cake batter. Ingredients include sugar flour eggs butter milk coffee lemon salt baking powder and coconut with steps to melt butter whisk in liquids and bake in layers. The text cites a cream filling made from milk flour eggs sugar and essence with a double boiler preparation.

Orange Basket Recipe Teaches From Peel to Jelly

Instructions describe preparing orange baskets by peeling and removing pulp, retaining a strip of peel for handles, filling with orange jelly, chilling on broken ice, and serving with whipped cream on a bed of green leaves. Precise steps emphasize upright presentation and topping.

Cleaning Tips From A Historic Household Guide

A pasted tip advises removing paint spots from window panes with a hot vinegar cloth and warns against using a knife. It also recommends spirits of turpentine on a flannel to whiten a browned porcelain bathtub.

Sausage Roll Recipe From Old Kitchen Note

A compact cooking note describes making four rich biscuit dough portions. Roll out, place a fried sausage on each, pinch into a turnover shape, and bake until golden. A simple method for savory pastry treats.

Injurious Little Weevil Hard to Exterminate

The article discusses the strawberry weevil, its life cycle and damage from eggs in buds to larvae inside flower stalks. It recommends planting pistillate varieties with rows of profusely flowering staminate pollenizers, and using early trap rows plus a kerosene emulsion spray to kill larvae. Covering rows with cloth has shown some success but commercial efficacy is unproven.

MacKenzie Apri Tao Ag Acon Buda Beetlan

Apples Ready for Spraying to Fight Codling Mice

Oringo Judd Palmer notes fruit growers spray apples and pears to prevent codling moth larvae. The treatment uses paris green or arsenate of lead just after blossoms fall, lasting only a few days. once worms reach the fruit top, it's too late. Poor tillage and overworking land worsen pest problems for farmers.

Oringo Judd Palmer

Setting Trees in Orchards Time-Honored Planting Distances and Tips

To estimate tree numbers per acre, multiply row and tree spacing and divide 43560 by the product. A table lists distances for apple, dwarf pear, plum, peach, cherry, apricot, nectarines, and quinces. Advice stresses expert stock selection, fumigation, fertilized site, thorough preplant plowing, deep planting, and firm, well-prepared soil around roots.

Home Fruit Garden planting guidance for a compact plot

The guidance outlines creating a home fruit garden with at least three peach trees near the house and not less than one apple tree of mid to late season varieties. It suggests starting together on the same plot, maximizing space, and allowing trees to mature before fruit bearing.

Water for Stock Guidance Cautions on Water Needs

Instruction emphasizes calves and pigs require ample pure water at all times despite milk feeding. The speaker notes not to assume milk replaces water and expresses an expectation for proper driving of stock. The fragment reflects on animal husbandry and hydration practices.

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