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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
2
Central Wisconsin farmers receive a devoted section in The Dairy Belt Farmer Vol 6. Content highlights agricultural news, market reports, farming tips, and community notices tailored to the central region.
Wisconsin College of Agriculture at Madison urges pure bred sires for all flocks, warning against grade animals. It compares two Australian Shropshire ram lambs, detailing ideal traits for breeding stock and condemning undesirable conformation and coloring. One lamb proves superior, the other castrated and sold to a breeder, highlighting practice benefits.
Multiple quick reads advertise Zemo by the W. Rose Medicine Co. for 25 cents trial bottles and $1 large bottles promising to stop itching and rash from eczema. Other ads tout Chamberlain’s tablets for stomach or bowel relief and Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring purifier and blood cleanser.
Professor R A Moore of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture explains the preferred seed corn tester. A 6 inch deep squared box holds moist sawdust as a germination pool, covered by muslin with drawn two inch squares. Corn kernels from each ear are tested per square over five to six days, rewetting if the sawdust dries.
Special low round trip rates during June, July, August and September on California Colorado and North Pacific Coast routes. Luxuriously equipped fast trains with liberal stop-overs and return limits. Rates and dates available at ticket agents.
Sickening headaches and indigestion are blamed on unhealthy bowels. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised to make the bowels work regularly restore stomach health and strength cleanse and purify. The ad touts Tea or Tabs from Sexton Bros.
State of Wisconsin Wood County court orders creditors of J G Hahn deceased to present claims for examination and allowance by December first 1912. Notice to be published weekly in Marshfield News within fifteen days of May 7 1912. William Hahn holds letters testamentary. court to adjust all claims in Grand Rapids court house, Wood County.
A dated price listing shows per bushel figures for onions and potatoes, dairy costs at 25 cents for eggs per dozen, beef and pork prices by live weight or dressed weight, veal and sheep rates by cwt or per pound, beef hides, calf prices, and chicken figures. The data reflects a historical market ledger style with varied units and ranges.
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