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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
8
A lyrical tribute from John M Thurston in The Marshfield Times honors veterans wearing the bronze button. It recalls men leaving peaceful lives to endure battle from Donelson to Lookout Heights, fighting not for gold but duty, then returning to resume ordinary labor and citizenship.
The Milladore Lumber company organized in 1902, with Charles E. Smith and William Kjellman as proprietors and Elmer Smith as general manager, operates a modern rotary mill. It produces hardwoods and shingles, ships to Illinois Iowa and the south and east, and employs 38 to over 100 men seasonally. The firm is noted for its growing business and local impact. Also mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation and related issues.
The week brought mostly favorable weather for crops but frequent showers and some heavy rains slowed farm work. Severe storms caused wind damage in places, with hail limited to small areas. Winter wheat and rye advanced, oats and barley looked good, while moisture hurt ground preparation and germination in low lands. Corn planting neared completion in the south and central areas, potatoes progressed rapidly, tobacco thrived, and pastures remained excellent though frost slightly hurt small fruits. Reports from Chippewa, Schofield, Tomahawk, River Falls, Neillsville, and Neillsville note varied conditions across counties, with many crops in good condition and planting ongoing.
The following letters remain uncalled for at the Marshfield post office up to May 26 1903 Arndt R W Hoerig Mrs Herman Haydon Mrs Retta Kleiner Adolph Tannehill Ira W Wesser John Persons calling for above will please say advertised Joux F Core P M
A vintage advertisement extols t Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy for severe coughs and lung troubles. It claims the syrup heals tissues, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and improves sleep. Available at Sexton Bros. Drug Store for 25c or 75c.
The mayor and common council of Marshfleé mandate sidewalk construction along frontages of lots and blocks listed, requiring owners to build sidewalks by July 1939 or city crews will proceed at owners’ expense. Describes exact street blocks and parcels affected, penalties, and enforcement provisions. Mayor approvals dated May 27, 1898 and 1903.
The mayor and common council of Marshfield ordain that the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company must construct sidewalks along South Peach Street and adjacent streets. Sidewalks are to be 57 feet 10 inches wide with plank and 4x4 stringers, to be completed by July 10, 1900. The ordinance takes effect upon passage May 7, 1903.
Sealed proposals for 210,070.00 sewer bonds to be issued by the city of Marshfield Wood County Wisconsin are due by 5 PM on the ash day of dune A D 1905. Forty bonds of 1000 each bear interest payable semiannually. Proposals must include a 1000 certified check payable to the city treasurer. The council reserves the right to reject any bid.
The mayor and common council of Marshfield Wisconsin enact sidewalk construction along specified lots South Central Avenue and adjacent parcels. Owners must build 12 foot wide sidewalks by July 10 1903 or the city will install them and levy taxes on affected properties. Ordinance takes effect after May 37 1903.
Chicago and Northwestern offers reduced excursion rates from all points for multiple events including Presbyterian General Assembly in Los Angeles May 1 to June 2 and other associations in Indianapolis Boston Detroit and San Francisco through August 22. Rates, sale dates June 1 and 9 with June 13 return, Green Lake trips, Friday Saturday limits, and 50 day tickets available via Northwestern agents.
Ex excursion tickets will be sold at one fare for round trip June 1 limited for return until June 6 inclusive Apply to agents Chicago North Western R R
Dr Lytle of St Luke Hospital opens a permanent branch at the Mansion House and will be present on Tuesday June 9 offering treatment without charge until cured for those with obstinate diseases. The notice promises cures for catarrah anemia jaundice skin eruptions and other ailments including women’s irregularities and painful periods.
Rev D Alex Holman of Marion Indiana recounts severe nervous breakdowns from years past. After two years of failed treatments he used Dr Miles Restorative Nervine, noting marked improvement after one bottle and full recovery after a year. He reports regained energy to preach thrice weekly and endorses Dr Miles Remedies.
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