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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1911

Page

10

Canadian Immigration Push Draws US and Foreign Settlers

The Canadian Immigration Branch reports over 25 000 people moved to Canada in the past year seeking homesteads. About 130 000 came from the United States, with the rest from the British Isles and Northern Europe. Settlers head to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, 160 acre free homesteads, new districts opened, and equipment and cattle moved to western prairie farms. Officials note rising emigration and expect continued monthly increases as ships and railways adapt to faster transport.

Canadian Immigration Branch Canada United States British Isles Europe Manitoba Saskatchewan Albott Antwerp America Steemers Alicar Gothland Winenipag Virgin Prairie Overnent

Political speech clash hints at target voter base

A contentious exchange reveals a candidate aiming at the uneducated vote while critics complain about rambling lines in a speech. The back and forth underscores tensions over messaging and audience reach in the campaign.

Unclear dialogue excerpt from archaic speech

Fragmentary lines show disjointed dialogue about bridges and summers, with mispronounced names and phrases. No clear events or identifiable persons emerge.

Unclear Ad Text Mentions Drugs and Remedies

The fragmentary OCR reads as an unrelated advertisement style snippet. It references remedies like Hamlin's Wizard Oil and eye salves, with scattered phrases about pills, health claims, and a Brooklyn address. Content is disjointed and lacks coherent narrative or verifiable event.

Wisconsin Moves to Regulate Water Powers and Charters

A Wisconsin Senate joint committee advances a new water power and charter reform bill. It preserves state control over navigable waters, requires railroad commission oversight, sets nuisance penalties, and caps or bases compensation for hydro power. The measure also revokes old franchises, allows state takeover, and encourages re licensing under stricter terms.

Madson Socialista Assemblyman Halls Krumrey Wisconsin Senate Railroad Commission Taw Iran Rate Commission

Pensions and Corporations Filed With State Office

A list shows pensions granted to multiple individuals with varied amounts including Andrew J Beth and John Spindler among others. Separately entries indicate articles of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State for corporations including an Israeli company in Madison and a religious congregation with no capital stock and named incorporators.

Andrew J. Beth Waiter W. Gillett Frederich M. Slacies Cersola Huckins Green Lane Arathusa Parker Alonzo H. Preston David Zapp John Spindler John Sehomer Charles D. Curtis James A. Hannon Agin Israeli Company Madison C. W. Pebelin T. B. Werdenbeck E. Z. Prantéch Congregation of Holy Guardian Angels Clear Creek Rt Rew James Schwebach Philip Kremer J. Hoyorke Peter A. Hass Chris + Van Pals

Saccharine Ban Pleases Wisconsin Officials

The federal decision banning saccharine in all food products after July 1 pleases Wisconsin dairy and laundry officials. Commissioner J Q Emery cites uniformity with state law, noting Wisconsin banned saccharine as a cheap sweetener in foods. The Wisconsin Laundry Association held its annual Madison meeting in May 1912 with officers named and talks by industry writers.

Emery Dairy and Fage Federal Department of Agriculture Wisconsin J. Q. Emery Doctor Remsen Gunindon Wisconsin Laundries’ Association Madison Legigd Barnard Baulou C. G. Comtesteck Milwaukee Charles Schaller Janesville Ewart G. Youth Pond di Tac C. P. Reed The National Laundry Journal Chicago C.i [Nenard Beloit Fred N. Peet

Proclamation marks Sun Day Mothers’ observance state by governor

Madison reports Governor McGovern sues a proclamation designating Sunday May 14 as Mothers’ Day to promote domestic virtues and patriotism tied to Washington and Lincoln. The notice notes varied statewide items from Marshfield to Milwaukee news including crimes, verdicts, accidents, and local events.

Madison McGovern Wiecongin Washington Lincoln L. B. Nagler Secretary of State Neenah Frank Werth Larabed Weyouwega Fond du Lac Henry Ball County Beach West Scott Street le Crosse Batterlee Fort Sheridan Fort Leavenworth Fort Snelling Mion War Department Sparta Wisconsin Ono Minois Mieagan Heyman Keypel Milwaukee James Elie Milwaukee Hospital Milwaukee Rand Twenty-fourth Canal Streets Elle St. Paul Avenue Poland Jadwiza Niklewitz Kilbourn Road Buffum Street Henry J. Hann Twelfth Avenue Bernhard A. Minn Arthur Kiavn Minn Billiard Company Hahn B. D. Wise Potomac Deamude Wise Kimbrough Racine Board of Education Phinelander Tribb Robbins Walter Cronsman John Hallowenski W. Be, Finnegan Green Bay Sisletent Atate Adam Tmmel Empire Famiy Couderay

Name and recognition meet the Thirteenth Ward champ

In a sharp exchange the man asks for the youth’s name while the boy, Seth, remains unaware of the 45 pound champion’s identity from the Thirteenth ward. The moment captures local pride and curiosity surrounding a rising boxing figure.

Seth Tholteenth Ward

Scalp Remedies Benefit Barber in Dorchester Case

A Dorchester barber reports successful scalp treatment with Cuticura Remedies after years of dandruff itching and hair loss. He shampooed with Cuticura Soap, applied Cuticura Ointment, and notes full hair restoration with three soaps and one and a half ointment boxes. Signed John P Williams, July 8, 1910.

John P. Williams Norfolk Street Dorchester Boston Mass

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