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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
2
A garbled classified section lists several farms for sale near Syracuse Salina and Marshfield with sizes from 18 to 160 acres. Entries note cattle and alfalfa or orchard capacity, prices and contact hints. A local story recalls Peter Benedict's birthday turning into funeral attendance for his twenty two grandchildren.
A note from an onetime ad column offers ladies tailoring services at Elite parlors under Miss Foster, promising original or replicated styles and reasonable prices near Over Remba & Sturm. Also promotes Triumph Pills with a Milwaukee address for relief products.
Marshfield Water Electric Light and Power Co invites sealed bids to sell ice formed on the artificial pond at the pumping station to the highest bidder. Bids due by 5 p m Saturday December 4, addressed Bid for Tee on Artificial Pond and opened by the Board of Public Works and E B Watts. Signed Marshfield Water Electric Light and Power Co by Board of Public Works and D B Watts September 6 12
In Bakerville on Tuesday at nine o'clock Miss Luella Stephorn married Ben Tassie at Corpus Christi Catholic Church. Neighbors aided Frank Gleichsner in clearing a blown-down barn. he recalls a previous barn loss five years and one month prior. Other items note sick list Peter Kasberger and local chimney repairs after the storm, plus Charles Zinthefer purchasing a gasoline engine from a Pittsville agent.
Exhibition from November 28 to December 11 features affordable and illustrated books for children and general readers. Collection organized by price aims to aid shoppers. includes Bay Scouts edition. library hours 10 to 12 and 6 to 9 daily. Also warns about quack remedies for colds and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Court notice: Robert H. Schroeder estate hearing set for December 18 in Grand Rapids Probate Office.
Mission Salad presented on each lettuce nest with a slice of pineapple and orange. Each nest holds a few thin banana slices. Generously sprinkled with chopped pecans and served with mayonnaise dressing.
Scaled bids due by 10 a.m. November 26, 1915 for compiling and printing the revised ordinances of the City of Marshfield in a substantial pamphlet form. Bids must cover all clerical work in compiling and printing, under the order of the Judiciary Committee. John Seubert, City Clerk.
A short recipe outlines mixing brown sugar with water and vinegar to form a candy. Peanuts are skinned and halved, spread in buttered tins, and the hot taffy is poured over before cooling.
Roasted peanuts and grated chocolate are boiled with water and sugar until a thread forms. Remove from heat, add vanilla and nuts, stir, and pour into buttered tins. When set, cut into squares.
Sherry reports a busy week with church society meetings at Mrs Manthe's home and plans for a December bazaar and supper. The North West Collegiate Institute held a Thanksgiving program of songs readings and The Courtship of Miles Standish. Local families host guests, business trips occur, a lathing bee works on a new bungalow, and Evangelist T Griffin conducts Presbyterian services. Also notes a new baby, a guest student, and gratitude for blessings. A promotional insert on catarrh cures ends the page.
November 20 reports Charles Seidel and son Edwin visiting Marshfield on business. John Behnke plastered for Charles Seidel. Barbara Newman went to Marshfield for dental work. Ruplinger family returned from Milwaukee Friday. Louis Schiferl received a new windmill from the A. M. of E. and plans to set it up soon. Dr. Abbott helped at Schiferl’s dairy for milk fever. John Weber’s crew raised a machine shed and granary Friday afternoon. Mike Schifer plowed last week. weather stayed soft, easing work.
River engineers report jetties along the Danube have increased the mouth depth from 8 feet to 25 feet, improving navigation and безопасность for ships reaching the river.
Many argue some men display egotism by saying they do not want to be president. The remark is framed as a sincere, even noble, form of optimism about public service.
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