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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1911

Page

10

Repatriated settler outlines Canada to Minnesota move

Eugene Jubinville narrates a long migration from Essex County Ontario to Monee Michigan to Red Lake Falls Minnesota and finally Copade with a large family. He describes farm holdings, cattle and crops, land purchases, and optimistic views on settlement with widespread Canadian and American neighbors and a push to secure Canadian Government support.

Essex County Ontario Monee County Michigan Red Lake Walls Minnesota Copade Jaci Fish Lake Meow P.O Eugene Jubinville Jubinwlle

War on Tuberculosis Directory Details National Reach

The new Tuberculosis Directory from the National Association for the Study and Prevention shows over 600 cities and towns in the United States and about 100 in Canada engaged in the war on tuberculosis. By April 1 there were nearly 1,500 agencies at work, up about sevenfold in seven years, with 421 tuberculosis sanitariums and day camps, 342 dispensaries, 65 school facilities, 98 hospitals for the insane and penal institutions, and extensive state and local anti tuberculosis legislation. The directory costs 6 cents postpaid and is available at 103 East Twenty Second Street, New York.

National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis United States Canada Muten National Association For the Study East Twenty -Second Sieet New York City

Just Hopes

A humorous piece contrasts modest expectations of marital conduct with a man’s reaction to a wife rummaging his pockets. It suggests he should endure minor improprieties and share found money, advocating lighthearted conjugal give and take.

Hissei Hye Moens

Castoria Urges Careful Use in Infant Remedies

Advertisement notes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children with proper signature and claims of use for over 30 years. It emphasizes that mothers should inspect products and avoid substitutes while children cry for relief.

Fletener

Sincerity Clothes by Kuh Nathan & Fischer Chicago

A fragmentary item notes Wool fabrics used in making SINCERITY CLOTHES by Kuh Nathan & Fischer Co Chicago. It references Style Book No 7 and a dismissive shop scene with a persistent salesman.

Kuh, Nathan & Fischer Company Chicago

Questionable Patent Remedy Ad Claims and Odd Slogans

An OCR scrambled advertorial fragment promotes a dubious laxative and tonic, naming Dr. Pierce and Garfield as cures. It mixes nonsensical phrases with product promises like relief from constipation and bilious headaches, and hints at humor about crustaceans in salads. The garbled text references urged remedies and mock testimonials.

Wisconsin Senate Debates Election Bills and Local Bonds

The Wisconsin Senate discusses election reform like the primary ballot and rotation of names, while approving a Zephyr bill to let Milwaukee County issue bonds for agricultural and domestic science buildings. Other measures include park land purchases, campus regulatory changes, and civil service enhancements.

Madison Gale Mary Ann Senate Milwaukee County County School of Agriculture and Domestic Science Assembly Fisher Johnson Bild Netral Harvor Thomas Owen HS Waunua Randolph Merit Board Civil Service Commission Ase Great Lakes Civil Service Commission

Wisconsin Patents Granted To Wisconsin Inventors

Recent patents granted to Wisconsin inventors include Nathan N. Goodmans of Milwaukee for head gear Charles M. Gulrickson of Milwaukee for a cellar door Charles E. Lord of Milwaukee for an induction motor Arnold Schober of Beloit for a holder for loose jennies Haltdan A. Scoop of Milwaukee for a contact Goger Willam Stuckey of Rice Lake for a cattle stanchion Christinn Wil snes of Wittenberg for a lubricator.

Wisconsin Nathan N. Goodmans Milwaukee Charles M. Gulrickson Charles E. Lord Arnold Schober Beloit Haltdan A. Scoop Willam Stuckey Rice Lake Christinn Wil Snes Wittenberg

State Fair Board Meeting Plans Attractions and Floor Contract

The State Fair Board met at State Fair Park to arrange engagements for special attractions and additional bands for next fall. They discussed awarding contracts for a concrete floor in the large machinery building, costing about 4000 dollars per prepared figures.

State Fair Board Tct State Fair Park

Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs meets in Green Bay

The Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs annual program for October 17-19 in Green Bay is issued by the program committee with chairs Misa L. E. Stearns and Ellen C. Rabin and Mrs. F. Teetshorn. Includes discussion of a proposed state reformatory for women and features talks by Dr. Nathaniel Butler, Professor Kinsman, and Mrs. Charles Honroth. Also notes banking fee changes under a new law affecting state banks and trust companies with payment due before June 3.

Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs Green Bay Misa L. E. Stearns Ellen C. Rabin F. Teetshorn Reen Acd Nathaniel Butler Chicago Aniversity Professor Kinsman Wastewater Normal School Charles Honroth Rational Federation A. E. Kupit Koo

Finds Fault in State Finances Report

Herbert R. Sands, expert accountant for the finance committee, submits a report to Senator Sanborn chairing the joint committee on finance. The document, deemed among the session’s most important, urges modern business methods and simplified appropriations to curb redundant spending. The state currently expends 19,009,000 dollars annually across all appropriation classes.

Herbert R. Sands Finance Committee Senator Sanborn Joint Committee On Finance Sands

Personal Exploits in the Great Civil War Told by Veterans

Veterans recount Civil War courage and endurance from siege of Petersburg to Lookout Mountain. J H Campbell recalls three months under fire and the 215th New York’s famed engagement above the clouds. Matthew Jennings of the 2nd NC Fareham post describes the Saratoga expedition and rail bridge assault near Savannah with heavy losses but a triumphant return.

Ashisha Esthla Peterburg J. H. Campbell Hombr Snellcrad New York 215Th New York Jamey Schmidling J. Riker Post Hic Fay Batte Lookout Mountain New York City Dmny Saliora Matthew Jennings N.C Savannah

Recalling Pickett’s Charge in Civil War Veteran Testimony

Veteran J. B. Block of Sumner Fest New York recalls the bloodiest moments of Pickett’s charge on July 3 at Gettysburg. He describes the grim losses, noting some regiments suffered as high as seventy percent casualties and bloodied ground after night battles.

Pickett Cettvnburg J. B. Block New York Picketts

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Cure

A female health ad from Erie Pennsylvania extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as curing years of female troubles after two bottles. It claims the remedy has many cures, lists conditions like inflammation and fibroids, and offers free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkeham Erie Lydia EB Pinkham J. P. Endner F.D Etio Lydia Ei Pinkhau Lynn Mass Lydia B. Pinkham

Thompson's Eye Water PLEDGE POLICIES FOR LOAN I

Men borrow against life insurance policies to secure loans, often borrowing a quarter to a third of policy face value. Most loans are not repaid, with funds diverted to business ventures and speculation, leaving families exposed and impoverished when policies mature.

Life Insurance Collier's

Theatres and a Joking Husband Dispute

A lighthearted man, bigger than his wife, sat in a theater and traded a small joke at someone else’s expense. A stranger leaned forward and asked him to ask his wife to remove her hat. The husband retorted, and the incident escalated as the row behind voiced anger.

Ajaze Jett Uberbester

Grain-Nuts Helped Man Rebuild Health and Power

A testimonial claims long disordered digestion and kidney issues were cured by switching to Grape-Nuts. The letter from a Battle Creek company endorser says meals became easier, nerves steadied, and mental sharpness returned after adopting the cereal. It urges readers to try the product and read The Road to Wellville.

Poetum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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