Fly Transmission Warns of Infantile Paralysis Dangers
The Wisconsin state board of health warns that house and barn flies carry infantile paralysis and other diseases. The notice cites studies by Harvard professor H J Roseneau and 1908 Wisconsin observations linking flies to disease spread, urging destruction of fly breeding sites to curb infections.
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State Board of Health
Wisconsin
H. J. Roseneau
Harvard University
Washington
Massachusetts
Arpin News Roundup Including Ills And Visits
Hilton is on the sick list this week while Nick Elmer is recovering. Mr and Mrs Hunt entertain friends from California. Mrs Geo Gardner and Mrs A F Rocrig visited Marshfield Tuesday. Mrs C W Bluck visited from Grand Rapids last weekend. Florence Hill returned to Marshfield Friday. Mr and Mrs B Whittingham returned from a New Orleans trip. Ladies Aid met at the Lewis home but weather kept many away. next meeting set for May 28 at Rev and Mrs Brown in Vesper.
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Wm. Hunt
California
Geo Gardner
A. F. Rocrig
Marshfield
Nick Elmer
C. W. Bluck
Grand Rapids
0. Dingeldein
Florence Hill
D. D. Lawin
B Whittingham
Arpin
New Orleans
Ladies Aid Society
Lewis
Mrs. Brown
Vesper
Holstein bull sent to Japan from Wisconsin herd
A Japanese graduate of the University of Wisconsin College of Artrowiture, now herdman in southern Wisconsin, acted as agent for a Holstein bull eight months old from John Erickson of Farmington. The bull shipped Wednesday via Seattle for Japan at a reported price of 1500 dollars. The Japanese student secured help from the agriculture college faculty before closing the deal.
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Japan
College of Artrowiture
Wisconsin
Wanpaca
John Erickson
Farmington
Seattle
Washington
College of Agriculture
Waupaca
Republican—Post
Wisconsin Supreme Court Reverses Corn Syrup Ruling
Attorney General W. Owen, at the behest of Dairy and Food Commissioner J. Q. Emery, issues a decisive opinion affecting food and drug deniers in Wisconsin. The ruling follows the U S Supreme Court Corn Syrup decision, overturning Emery’s earlier Wisconsin prosecutions over mis branded commodities.
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W. ©. Owen
J. Q. Emery
Wisconsin
United States Supreme Court
Emery
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Local Notes Highlight Visits And Factory Progress
Auburndale page details visits by Schultz family from Stratford and Goode and Schmidt family gatherings. It notes Cloverleaf Cheese and Butter Co near completion of a new factory and Kennedy taking a Soo Line section foreman post at Greenwood. Several Marshfield and Marshfield-area residents are listed visiting relatives or shopping.
Grouse Help Farmers cited as pest control ally
A contributor argues grouse including ruffed and upland varieties help farmers by eating pests. They list Colorado potato beetle and other insects as primary diet and benefits to local crops. The note ends with a joke about late arrivals and a medicine sales line.
Lindsay News Roundup of Local Happenings
Dawes Angel has been on the sick list while Mina Holseth is reported better. Sylvia Hazel spent a couple of weeks in Marshfield. The Ladies Aid met Mrs. W. Baertel for dinner to a large crowd. Mr. Gilman from Fond du Lac arrived with his car of goods to occupy their place west of town. Mr. Ruggles of Baraboo toured local land with two others and was impressed. Fred Bartz of Nasanville saw horses tied at Dr. Lovesee's front. they bolted, he chased them and suffered a head injury getting free.
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Mina Holseth
Sylvia Hazel
Marshfield
Ladies Aid
Mr. Gilman
Fond du Lac
Fred Bartz
Nasanville
Lindsay
Dr. Lovesee
Mr. Bartz
Staadt Juniors open season with 4 10 win over Stratford Catholic
Staadt junior baseball opened last Sunday with a 10 to 4 victory over Stratford Catholic School boys. Pearl Hughes listed as No 1 manager. Frank Wix Sr. returns from up north to Rozellville. Local events note visitors, road conditions, and farm news including Eerl Bros. dairy sire purchase. Stahn ill with serious condition reported.
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Stratford Catholic
Staadt Boys
Pearl Hughes
Frank Wix Sr
Rozellville
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims by F J Cheney Co Toledo
An old Toledo advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Cure paid one hundred dollars for every uncured catarrh case. Frank J Cheney swears to the firm’s meaning and promises testimonials. The notice notes internal use, directs to send for testimonials, and lists 75 cent price with family pills for constipation.
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Onto
Urry
ToLeno
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Laughed Till He Died in Ohio Ad Blurb
An advertisement touts a humor magazine The Fur Great American Magazine of Fur promising cheer for the whole family. It claims top staff talent, heavy illustration, multiple colors, and annual subscriptions for 60 cents, inviting readers to send a clipping and payment to The Bit Publishing Co. Dayton Ohio.
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Taylorburg
Ohi
Abe Skinner
QIFF
Fur
Biff
Bit Publishing Co
Dayton
Ohio
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Bull
Saledad
Wiscon
Sin
Jap Dairyman
Attorney General
Charles Schultz
Stratford
Tressie Quinn
Anna Draxler
Martin Draxler
Elsie Pankratz
George Haeuser
F.J. Yates
Cloverleaf Cheese and Butter Company
Herman Kuehnhold
Minneapolis
Christ Kuehnhold
Edward P. Goode
Stevens Point
Charles Kieffer
Milwaukee
Elmer Hitzke
Marguerite Hartl
Marshfield High School
John Zwaschke
Nick Schill
Charles Kennedy
Greenwood
Soo Line
John W. Masury & Son
Ford Auto
Marshfield Hardware and Auto Company
Stalin
Barke
Smithson
Chamberin
Chicago and North Western Line
Puget Sound
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Diversa
B. Strouts
Marshfield, Wis
G. H. Macrae
Gen. Pass
St. Pani
Minn
Lindsey
Dawes Angel
Jim Chrouser
B.J. Trimborns
H. L. Klemme
Grand Ave
Eerl Bros
Marathon County
Mr. Stahn
Country Newspaper Publisher
Publishers Guide
WM. Noll
Marshfield, Wisconsin