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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
5
WIS will host the first Auburndale monthly stock fair and auction sale on the first third Monday to bring payers and sellers together. There is always someone who has something another wants and the sale is the place to buy sell or trade.
Will Ebbe reports a continual auction sale at the fair. The cost to sellers is five percent of the sale price. The auctioneer will handle livestock, vehicles, machinery, furniture, baby carriages, go carts, and wheelbarrows. Bring any item. someone will want it more.
A public call invites owners with good cows or stock to bring animals to exhibit even if not selling. Organizers aim to make a strong live stock showing and will have buyers present to purchase all stock fit for shipment.
A broad sales venue invites buyers and sellers with a large variety of goods from toothpicks to farms. Cattle buyers can profit, as cattle train day follows, allowing stock to be moved to cattle yards at the grounds. Neighbors from 30 to 40 miles are urged to attend.
Tensions rise as Munro’s power grows at the camp while Kelly and Raymond grow wary. Ann faces a violent intruder, Munro’s wife, who threatens her and is subdued by Matt Woo. Ann reels from the assault, blaming Munro and her own tolerance, while Raymond wrestles with his feelings and duty.
A terse, hostile line expresses anger at crossing boundaries beyond one’s proper realm. The speaker vows to depart the peak immediately and hopes never to see or hear it mentioned again. The fragment hints at tension between confinement and exploration.
For more than twenty years Mr J B Massey of 3322 Clinton St Minneapolis Minn suffered severe sciatica. He found permanent relief after using Chamberlains Pain Balm with one application easing pain and sleep. A 23 cent bottle is advertised for those troubled by sciatica or rheumatism, sold by Sextor Bros.
City invites sealed bids for lumber to be supplied from May 21, 1906, through a stated period, with detailed grades and sizes listed. Bids must show unit prices and be delivered without delay. the Board of Public Works reserves the right to reject any lumber deem inferior. Also notices seeking sealed bids for city printing of ordinances and council documents, with bids due May 15, 1906 at 5 p.m., marked City Printing.
The article extols stomach primacy in health, citing Dr Abernethy and a medical writer who links digestion to overall vitality. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies, touting ingredients like Queen's root and Black Cherry bark, and advertises a booklet and other products for indigestion and chronic cough.
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