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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
7
Broadway and Josie A Seaside of Debt and Love
Broadway undergoes wild shifts from debt to opportunity as Pembroke offers to buy his gum plant. He confesses love to Josie Richards after a night of fortune, while Wallace plots a bigger return and the town braces for a clash with the trust. The tale ends with a marketplace windfall, a proposal, and a moonlit kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Wallace
Broadway
Wallace
Mirt
Janes
Vic
Abner
Durape
Peter Pembroke
Wallen
Jonesville
Juda Spotswood
Josie Richards
Tovesider
Amitten
Josie
Joanie
Worreg
Earl of
Cartland
Wallac
Rob
Wallaces Praise Broadway in Townspeople’s Fight
Jackson defends a woman against greed as Rankin admits plans to use her money. Wallace Sr. applauds Broadway’s stand amid a four thousand town and seven hundred plant workers, offering support and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Rankin
Broadway
Wallace
Bob
Mr. Jones
Mr. Wallace
Spencer Man Goes Insane In Wisconsin Item
Spencer residents report John Tunn an epileptic became violently insane last Saturday evening He will have a hearing and be taken to Oshkosh The year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Newman east of town died Sunday after a brief illness The four year old son of Mrs Porter Westboro died at the station en route to Marshfield Funeral held at the Methodist parsonage Rev John Dix assisted Lert Reas and family from Park Fats arrived for a two week visit Mrs Ben Herbert returned from Marshfield hospital after a successful operation Mr and Mrs A W Pollett autoed from Marshfield Marie Thorne spent Sunday in Marshfield Mrs Ebbs ill improving Mrs Bonneville returned from Rochester MN
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
John Tunn
Wausau
Holterman
Ganzel
Oshkosh
Newman
Porter
Westboro
Marshfield
Methodist Parsonage
John Dix
Lert Reas
Park Fats
Ben Herbert
St. Joseph's Hospital
A. W. Pollett
Marie Thorne
Ebbs
Bonneville
Rochester
Minnesota
Spring Changes at March Farms and Area News
Several farms change hands this year as Rob Spencer rents the Keningham farm and Fred Busche sells timber land to Otto Hickman of Waupun. Philip Hein departs for Alberta to visit brothers. Elmer Pulley and wife plan westward move to Washington. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Osten. W. G. Doud travels to Chicago for business. Frank Wesley family moves into a new home on the Andrew Walters farm. A Stratford Radatz party dance draws a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hein
Alberta
Canada
Elmer Pulley
West
Washington
John Osten
Fred Busche
Otto Hickman
Wau- Yaa
W. G. Doud
Chicago
Rob Spencer
Keningham
George Cook
F. &. Vaick
Unity
Frank Wesley
Andrew Walters
Radatzhovs
Stratford
Nervous Woman Finds Relief After Years of Struggle
Defiance resident Mrs Daniel Kintner reports long nervous symptoms and stomach trouble since age eighteen. After trying many remedies she credits Dr Miles Nervine with dramatic relief and says she has had no severe episodes for years. Local druggists offer a bottle with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Kintner
Miles
Dan Kintner
Pleasant St
Miles’ Nervine
Washington Letter on gum, mediation, and steamship rates
The column notes 10,000,000 gum chewers in the United States and explains chicle from the sapote tree as key to gum production. It discusses ABC mediation with Mexico, tariff disputes before the Interstate Commerce Commission, and a rate war among trans Atlantic lines cutting steerage fares to Liverpool for immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-American Bureau
Washington
United States
Mexico
Huertanes
Carranza’s
Villa’s
Gum
A. B.C. Powers
Brazil
A.B. C
M Co
Mexico City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Interstat Commerce Commission
Commission
Land of the Free
Home of
Washington Steamship Offices
England
Liverpoal
Garman Nort
Liverpool
British Lines
Europe
Dr. King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Dr. King’s New Discovery as a proven cough and cold remedy. It cites widespread use over 43 years and testimonials including Mrs. Cox of Joliet Illinois who says it saved her life from severe coughing and lung trouble. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Jr. King
Guaranoor
EB. Cox
Voyage Plans Cut Fare by Sharing Tickets
Passengers on the ship agree to buy tickets to a common destination for cost savings. Two travelers bound for England plan to disembark at Liverpool to save one third of their passage money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continent
England
Liverpool
Richfield Weekly Roundup of Spring Happenings and Visits
Spring work has begun in Tiehfield with barn raisings planned and sermons announced at the M E church. Local residents reported visits, teaching openings, and livestock losses while noting neighborly travel from San Pedro California and Streeter North Carolina as teachers and families prepare for summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiehfield
FE. J. Noble
Vinol remedy aids weak stomachs says Sidney reader
John W. Skillen of Sidney Ohio shares relief from stomach trouble after using Vinol. Experts blame hasty eating habits for common stomach disorders and warn that indigestion and weakness go together. The advert promises digestion improvement, weight gain, and a money back guarantee with Sexton’s Prescription Store in Marshfield Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Skillen
Sidney
Ohio
Mino
Vinci
P. S
Saxe Balve
Sexton’s
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Lily
Abner Jones
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Gln
Judge Spotswood
Chaptor X
Owalta Tier
Joalo
Pembroke
Calla
Trust
All Fathers
Agerex
Gerard
Wal- Jane
Citaptrer
Consolidated
Wilson
Tvo
Earl of Cortland
Deuce
Raokla
Clara
Josia
Shia
Josle
John
Iain
Spencer Man
MiLas Mepical
National
an_e
C.B. Edwards
Wm, Ebbe
Chicago School of Auctioneering
Richfield
M. E. Frasier
M. E
Lina Johnson
Edgar
M. J, Tuttle
George Plank
Nellie Stowell
James Hurd
W. H. Pember
William Burhopp
Ben Lang
Necedah
Anna Frerickson
Arpin
Joan Troschinski
A. Willett
Milhee
George Kohl
Oscar Matson
George Walter
Streeter
N. C
Bessie Willsins
John Sutton
William Burhopy
William Brewer
Switzerland
Cones
Ruth Wesler
Margaret Doll
Mildred Royce
Anna Fredrickson
Jim Maxwell
J. G. Davis
Marshfield, Wis
Louis Larsen
St. Central Ave
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