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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1915
Page
3
A collage of dated events recalls Diaz leaving Mexico four years ago this month, Ticonderoga’s surrender in 1775 and Civil War bloodshed in 1865. The piece notes citizens debating wars and marriages while urging practical tree planting as a cheaper civic effort.
Local business notice lists J H Edwards among named individuals involved in the upcoming transaction. The document outlines roles and stakes for Edwards and other parties.
I describe a startling daydream in which a jay bird, a crocodile, and a yellow raven appear in impossible acts. The speaker asserts such sights would not surprise them and concludes with a claim of seeing a girl who wears enough to stay warm, emphasizing disbelief from others.
A Times contributor argues that old car cutouts are unnecessary and noisy. He cites louder modern electric horns and urges citywide limits or zones of silence to curb the nuisance from drivers who refuse to upgrade signaling devices.
Daniel Woodward Warden of Vaupun Wisconsin denies a report that Governor Philipn closed the binder twine plant at the state prison. He says the plant operates at full capacity with a large fibre stock and will begin a second shift May 1 to run day and night through season end.
Marshfield Daughters of the American Revolution announce that Mrs. John P. Hume has been confirmed as state regent by Washington after a protracted intra-state dispute led by Mrs. D. C. Van Ostrand of Antigo. The acceptance ends a two year contest and clears the title with no opposition this time.
The Marshfield Water Electric Light and Power company under Supt B B Wayts began last week wiring houses for the city as advertised. Several crews work this week and Nick Zeimer, long employed by Natwick Electric, will be engaged by the city for future installations.
The document shows the signature of Chas H Fletcher on a note about Beare and Hind Fou Have Alurys Bought, reflecting long tenure and ownership details in a dated record.
Marshfield Fire Chief E E Pinney highlights Cleanup Week and asks residents to clear flammable rubbish from premises, garrets and cellars. State Fire Marshal Clem P Host urges early prevention, safe rubbish burning, child education, extinguishers, and community fire-safety efforts statewide.
A publicist argues for a sweeping reform including bridges and a subway, while a local citizen counters that the town’s most needed asset is a good left handed pitcher.
Mrs Charles Tanner of Wabash Indiana endorses Chamberlains Liniment as the best remedy for lame back and sprains noting its charm and pain relief after twenty years of use with 25 and 50 cent bottles offered by AHT Centers. A true friend will criticise your faults.
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