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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
5
Town of McMillan notes share Newton Darms visit to Auburndate and Miss Irene Manniger’s new job in Marshfield. Reports of illness, harvest progress, deer season caution, and community events like a dance on a threshing floor. Weather trends for 1903 04 seen as unusually uniform with needed hay crop emphasis and farm innovations.
Town of Spencer notes a birth announcing two daughters to Mr and Mrs A Seibert. WW Schwantes took a business trip to Wausau. Jenni Butters visited friends in Spencer. G A Votler of Waukesha visited Mr and Mrs Chas Cramer from Tuesday to Friday. Mrs Chas Cramer visited her daughter Mrs O Andre in Unity town. Ed LaFever returned from Park Falls where he worked for Roddis Veneer Co. Cole's Cough Cure is advertised as a cure for coughs priced 25 and 50 cents.
B F Bass of Fremont North Carolina reports severe kidney trouble left him sick for days. After trying medicines he found relief with Electric Bitters and claims a full recovery. Neighbors also cured of rheumatism neuralgia liver kidney troubles and general debility. Available 50 cents at Sexton Bros. druggists.
Sipencer Ancel Messer and family visit Mr. Messer’s mother Mert. Graves leaves for California to spend the winter. Mrs. Geo Fisher and children visit Fond du Lac relatives. Chas Review attends county board meeting in Wausau. Mrs. S. S. Damon travels to Athens for her son’s illness. Baptist Workers plan a meeting with Mrs. Loveland on Tuesday Nov 17. Miss Martha Schwantes departs for Glenwood to work as a clerk. Farmers improve time during fine weather and clear farms. Mr. Loveland has cleared acres and builds a new house northeast of the village.
A vintage ad proclaims Dr King's New Life Pills as a cure for dyspepsia jaundice fever and constipation regardless of age. The 25 cent pill is pitched as a perfect remedy in a Sexton Brothers drag display.
Chairman Iverson traveled to Grand Rapids for a supervisors meeting. Local callers included Nick Berg of Auburndale and A E Cotey of Pittsville, members of the county bridge committee. Modern Structural built a needed steel bridge over Mill Creek last weekend. The Emperor basket social raised funds toward a Presbyterian church furnace. Students listed as perfect for the second month include Tillie Hamburger Frank Moore Ruby McKengie Hazel Parks Josie Peterson Blanche Barr Maggie Jankevitz Jessie Leroux James Lilly Mary Lilly and Wm Lusk totaling 20. Parents and pupils urged to raise attendance this month. aA F Oakley Principal.
An advertisement touts Hoschee's German Syrup as the sole market preparation that relieves and cures consumption, detailing ingredients like pure tar and gum extracts, and claims rapid relief with free morning expectoration. Also notes bottle sizes and price, plus local notices and events.
Amelia Pitcher has been very ill. Miss Ira Dow visits Marshfield. Mr. and Mrs Albert Degener spent Sunday in Neillsville. Prof. and Mrs. Smith of Neillsville visit here. Mrs. Fred Russell of Marshfield visits Mrs. W. Dow. Blanche Churchill returns home to Christie. Herman Koser visits Marshfield between trains. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Sam Fields on Nov 12 for dinner. Mc Cashman of Minnesota visits friends here. Reiland Young of Rhinelander spends Sunday with parents. Mr and Mrs Herman Bulgrin of Nasonville visit relatives. Mrs H G Prast goes to Green Bay for extended visit. Mrs Herman Henning recovering from illness. Fred Kalpene died today from a leg wound inflamed by an ax. A remarkable case of a cold settled on the lungs and pneumonia cured by One Minute Cough Cure. Gertrude E Fenner Marion Ind cured after coughing damaged weight from 143 to 92 pounds. Four bottles cured cough and restored health. Sold by Strauss drug store. When the cow becomes the cornerstone of farm administration it brings better crops and a growing bank account, replacing old mortgages. The Tomahawk.
endorsement from W T Easton of Eserne Texas praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as unequaled sliver pills giving strength and energy. Thousands use them, noting pleasant effect, curing biliousness jaundice sick headache and constipation without purging. Sold by Strauss drug store.
Special reduced excursion rates apply from all points on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway for November events. Colonist one way fares to western and northwestern points via several lines. Homeseekers round trip 21 days, sold Nov 17, one fare plus two dollars. Other cheap excursion tickets for special occasions. Washington Oregon Idaho Montana cheap rates via Great Northern and Northwestern routes. International Live Stock Exposition at Chicago Nov 28 to Dec 5. tickets sold Nov 28–Dec 1, return Dec 7. Contact agents for details and dates.
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