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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
6
Portable biographical notice listing a German doctor with practice at an office over a furniture store Rembs and Sturm. Provides night phone 46 and office phone 164, residence on Cherry Street.
Hewitt Wisconsin May 10 the marriage of Marngis Schneider to Rank Dicifer of Bakerville will occur Monday May 1st at St Michael s Catholic church. A free wedding dance follows at John Hasenhol s hall in North Hewitt for all. George Schuster oversees carpenters and a boiler room addition while nearby rkheimer shipped two loads of hay bought from local farmers.
Beginning work on a new addition to the Mill Creek creamery, masons Emil and Fred Grim and Fred Meder are on site while Theodore and Clarence Wundrow haul sand. Nearby, Math Kautza moved his stock to pasture on his Richfield farm amid rainy weather. Local agricultural talk by Prof. Clark at Tat No 2 school house drew low attendance. Rasmussen and Hehnke and the Gallatin family fed horses with Mary Tarn uuble.
A game between Lindney and Nas onville produced a 14 to 4 tally in favor of Nasonville. Local social notices mention Mr and Mrs Fred Gessert visiting and Frank Sting conducting business in Chili.
May 10 report notes Rov O Hares lecture drawing a large crowd at M TE chared gathering. School term ends with Miss Anna Fredrien hosting a successful pupil picnic. Porters farm improvements discussed while Mrs Vogel visits from Virginia. Max Beck injures shoulder. doctor restores it. Old landmark disappearance marked by John Mattson Sr. affair.
Rep Elmer E Browne of Waupaca in an Oshkosh Northwestern interview counsels delay in judging Germany over the Lusitania sinking. He notes both Britain and Germany violated international law and urges hearing both sides before any war action. He recalls warnings to Americans and warns against exposing citizens to danger while seeking full details.
Mrs Hy Truhus of Springville reports using Chemberain tablets off and on for years to ease liver disorder symptoms. The product is advertised as acting quickly to provide relief and is sold by all dealers.
Notice announces bids for painting exterior woodwork of Marshfield City Hall to be received at the City Clerk's office by May 20 1915. Board of Public Works sets specs and reserves right to reject all bids. John Seubert, City Clerk.
The record shows balances and numerous lines of expenditures for teachers salaries janitors and boards for deaf students, along with notes of refunds and balances. It lists payments to local suppliers and staff, ending with a total of 14 598 46 dollars and signatures from clerk Pp J Kraus in Marshfield Wisconsin dated May 1 1915.
Readers are advised to spray cherry and plum trees now to protect against pests. Apple trees soon to be sprayed as well. Do not spray in full bloom. apply Bordeaux mixture or arsenate of lead before blossoms open and after petals fall. Nicotine sulfate may aid against plant lice. repeat sprays 3 to 7 days after petals drop and again 10 days later, with a final application in late July for some varieties.
The calendar advises spraying plum trees and cherries with specific fungicides and arsenate of lead at key stages. It notes Bordeaux mixtures for grapes around June 10 and July 1, and suggests alternates such as kerosene emulsion or nicotine sulfate for leaf hoppers. It also lists mixing ratios for arsenate pastes and copper sulphate solutions.
Miss J. E. VandeSande of Kirkland Iowa reports nursing a relative for months of illness and exhaustion. She credits Electric Bitters with restoring appetite sleep and strength and says she is never without the tonic. The ad urges readers to get a bottle now claiming it tones the system and restores vigor.
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