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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
5
A Marshfield reader testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills relieving fatigue backache and headaches. The notice cites a lifelong weariness from urinary issues and promotes the 50 cent remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as US sole agents.
Play of today depicts a young man shaping a career amid poverty love and loyalty. He quarrels with his father leaves home and helps others while remaining optimistic. Fred G. Conrad manages the company presenting Eugene Moore’s production in Marshfield Wisconsin on Saturday May 9.
State Civil Service Commission reports a growing need for stenographers with examinations in 1907 and 1908 revealing small candidate pools and near exhaustion of eligible applicants for $40 to $60 monthly posts. Also a New York Times item recounts a humorous tablecloth quest as clerks showcase a discarded piece with a wedge border design. Wisconsin probate notice and an advisory from Prof Thomas Shaw on Gold Coin Tonics conclude this clipping.
Public court notice in Wood County from April 15 to May 1 regarding the estate of Anton Gersach, deceased. Henry Culached appointed administrator by the county court. Claims for examination and allowance must be filed by November 1, 1908. Creditors warned to present demands in Grand Hapidy Court House and to publish notice in Marinfield Times weekly for four weeks.
Probate court in Grand Rapids Wood County sets dates for creditor claims to be examined and allowed for the estate of Joseph Walner deceased. Letters of administration with will annexed granted to Joseph Kohala. Notice published in Marshfield Times for four consecutive weeks beginning April 7, 1908.
For talking machines and all the new records see Frank Zweck the jeweler. He sells the Victor, Columbia and Edison machines, the best on the market.
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