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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1914
Page
2
The paper's want ads reach a national audience, mailed to relatives and friends across the land. Readers have discovered many interesting items through this classified section, showing its wide circulation and reach.
Good 80 acre farm with eight room farmhouse frame barn basement well stocked machinery and other improvements. Will trade for income city property or sell on reasonable monthly payments. Contact Anton Dallendorfer at the office over Marshfield State Bank.
Classified ads show a blacksmith needed for horse shoing and millwrighting, plus multiple house rental offers in Marshfield including a nine room modern home on South Vine Street and a seven room newer residence ready for immediate occupancy. Also notes fur repair services, 6 percent loan ads, and a delinquent subscriber notice from The Marshfield Times with payment clearance deadlines.
Notice states the partnership between Edward B. Herr and Anson J. Campbell, printers and publishers, is dissolved by mutual consent with Campbell retiring. Edward B. Barr assumes all debts and will collect all outstanding accounts. Dated Marshfield Wis October 2 1914. Edward B. Barr A J Campbell
T A Gosline of 503 W C St Marshfield reports chronic back and kidney pain with blood in urine and Bright's disease diagnosis. After using Doan's Kidney Pills his symptoms resolved, he stopped further kidney medicine, and he recommends the remedy priced 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the company.
A feature on Victor and Victrola December records with four new Christmas numbers. It highlights the Victor Oratorio renditions of While Shepherds Watched and It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, plus Nazareth and The First Noel. Performances by Alma Gluck, John McCormack, Julia Culp, Sophia Braglav, and others are praised, alongside bird-note records and new dance records.
Miss Louise C Grace librarian of Marshfield Free Library attended an Eau Claire meeting of the Chippewa Valley Library association where officers were elected President Miss L Olson Vice President Miss Louise Grace Secretary Miss Carlie Wieder and Treasurer Mrs Hickerson The group will meet twice yearly to discuss regional librarian problems and solutions about fifteen libraries were represented at the first gathering.
Milwaukee bond salesmen and financial firms plan a novel November campaign to sell Red Cross Christmas Seals to moneyed interests as an investment. A 35 to 50 strong team, led by four captains, will target business men starting November 30, separate from the usual association methods.
The Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association launched the 1914 Red Cross seals campaign with Thanksgiving as the opening day and Christmas as the close. Otto F. Bradley calls 800 campaign managers to lead local sales to fund ongoing tuberculosis work saving Wisconsin lives. Minnesota asked Wisconsin to manage its sale, but the offer came too late.
In a state campaign push, sales figures show Wisconsin nearly matching Minnesota's total seals sold last year. Rural Wisconsin schools posted higher average seal sales than Minnesota villages with populations under 500.
The Times reports a letter from B H Heide secretary of the International Live Stock Exposition stating the 1914 Exposition is canceled due to foot and mouth disease and risk of shipping stock to Chicago. He urges cooperative effort to stamp out the disease and protect herds and flocks.
Guest after registering says he will likely stay for a month. Clerk notes the Patel will probably be here that tong sizuck.
The text highlights strict quality control in a pharmacy, rejecting any drug with impurity or dilution. It stresses thorough verification of prescriptions to ensure accurate filling for customers.
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