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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
2
A Thanksgiving hymn praising deliverance from war and blessings on earth appears alongside a discussion of German flag colors and regional heraldry. The piece weaves gratitude for peace with a catalog of historic German states and their colors, framing patriotism and unity amid conflict.
An unusually large seven foot six inch black eagle was killed on Curtis Crotteau’s farm in Sigel Wood County, Thursday. It landed in the barnyard and fled as a boy pursued, the eagle was wounded and brought to the ground. The report concludes with a fragmentary line about a farmer and a gold brick, leaving the last sentence unclear.
Stanley Wisconsin November 2 The Stanley Republican reports fewer hunting licenses issued for the deer season now only days away. The new law protects does from rifles and allows bucks only. Opinions vary on its impact with hunters arguing the buck rule risks losing deer and elevates danger while some say it will save lives. The season opens November 11 and ends December 1.
Mill Creek area reports hay pressing by Jo Knute Maen for Leo Varsho and a load of hay last week. Charles Seidel and family return to their Marshfield home after visiting relatives. Louis Schiferl and family visited Marshfield Thursday. Neuman brothers Anton and Engelberth and Louis Neuman are doing mason work on a house built by Anson Neuman last spring. Charley Seidel and sons William and Edwin are building a new structure on their farm near Arpin.
A historical comparison likens passive farmers to businesses that rely on drifted trade while praising progressive advertisers who work daily. It argues constant advertising yields steady sales and higher overall gains than sporadic, large profits from few sales.
A safety pledge encouraging vigilance to prevent hazards, think ahead in emergencies, follow superiors, avoid horseplay, practice first aid, and conquer alcohol. It warns that safety devices cannot replace personal responsibility and urges steady, cautious action to avoid injuries.
A lawyer and a physician debate whose field elevates people. The physician concedes lawyers aren’t villains but notes lawyers don’t make angels. The lawyer replies that doctors still hold the upper hand in moral standing.
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