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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
1
A concise survey outlines bread as a global staple from ancient times to modern kitchens. It details wheat varieties, milling advances, yeast biology, dough chemistry, and steps from mixing to baking, stressing kneading, temperature, and proper cooling to prevent soggy bread and promote digestibility.
About thirty members of Everett chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star spent Monday in Stevens Point as guests of the local chapter. After arrival by auto they enjoyed a city tour, a fine banquet, and a chapter meeting with Marshfield and New London delegations.
A barn behind Wenzel and Wenzel butcher shop burned yesterday afternoon around 3.00. One horse perished, another escaped. Fire destroyed oats and hay. $150 in harnesses and gear. Origin of the fire unknown. quick response limited further loss. Insurance covered all but the horse and grain.
The Ladies Travel Class held its seventh annual banquet at the Hotel Blodgett with ninety guests. The event featured an elaborate program of after dinner numbers, an orchestra, and an invocation by F. R. Upham. Toast mistress Mrs. P. I. Kraus presided as the program listed various readings, songs, and speeches, followed by a multi course menu including soups, lamb, potatoes, salads, dessert, and cheese.
In W. D. Connors Lincoln Club address, La Follette is praised as a leading reformer shaping national policy. The speech cites Wisconsin's role in empowering the people to curb public service corporations and acknowledges La Follette as a product of Wisconsin progress alongside Lincoln McKinley and Roosevelt.
The circuit court case Charles Lutz versus Linster and Welter advances as the jury, escorted by the sheriff, prepares Thursday evening to inspect land near the Lutz farm. Lutz claims the Eau Pleine river pollution from the Linster & Welter mill caused the deaths of two of his children. Attorneys Kreutzer, Bird and Roseberry represent Lutz. Goggins and Williams defend.
Harvey Eimerman was hurt while clearing grounds for range work when a 32 calibre revolver misfired and exploded during repair. The ball struck his left leg above the knee. he was treated at home by Dr. Wahle and is not considered in danger.
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