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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1914
Page
6
Times reporter tours leading Marshfield stores for Christmas gift ideas. The piece lists numerous options for Mother and then starts a section with suggestions for Father, noting elaborate preparations for the shopping season and urging shoppers to find suitable gifts for him.
An annual Lyceum entertainment series arrives this winter with a slate of speakers and performers promised to appear at intervals throughout the season. The program emphasizes breadth and consistency, aiming to reach thousands of American communities as in prior years.
The Kellogg Haines Singing Party, a five member ensemble with three men and two women, delivers humorous readings and grand opera numbers in refined costumes. Critics praise blending and individuality, claiming they elevate rather than lower musical standards.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as the standard remedy for coughs colds sore throat and bronchitis. It claims pine tar balsams antiseptic effects and quick relief for children and delicate adults with a 50 cent bottle offer and stamps for a small printed sample.
Leather lamp mat brass box and brass desk clock are procurable at city stores with a good selection. Numerous Christmas novel ties will be on display, aiding shoppers in choosing a suitable handsome gift for anyone.
The Westinghouse Lamp company has bought the Kissel-Bar factory in Milwaukee a five building complex covering about five acres. The western lamp factory will produce six hundred thousand Mazda lamps each month and employ over six hundred people. The Hartford Kissel-Kar plant remains unaffected.
The department of agriculture cautions farmers about cunning loan outfits promising cheap money. They lure with three percent interest and easy installments but signing merely constitutes an application and you may never receive funds or know when. Rural credit publicity has attracted dishonest lenders, a relief wall helps when preparing for harvest.
The Marshfield Times warns that starting January 1 1915 no subscription credit claims will be honored unless shown on books. Delinquent accounts will be charged off after the date, while prompt payers remain unaffected. Readers urged to verify paper label and present receipts before next year. Edward B Barr publisher. A customer letter praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children as non narcotic and effective, sold by all dealers.
Wood County Court in Probate schedules a hearing on December 1 at the Grand Rapids probate office to examine and allow the account of Margaret Elizabeth Hodgden as executrix and determine the residue of the estate and any inheritance tax due. The matter covers full administration and presentation of the final accounts.
1914 order requires publication for three weeks in The Marshfield Times to inform all interested parties of the time and place to examine and allow the estate account and to assign the residue. Dated November 4, 1914 by the Court.
In Wood County Wisconsin County Court the estate of Elias J Kelley deceased is administered with Hugo Wegener as administrator. The court fixes April 26 1915 as the deadline for creditors to file claims and orders examination and adjustment of all claims at the Grand Rapids court. Notices to be published weekly for four weeks in Marshfield Times. Dated October 21 1914.
In the matter of the estate of George F Schlotman deceased Letters of Administration with the will annexed on the estate of George F Schlotman late of Milfordore in said county having been duly granted to Wood deceased
Order names George J. Schlotman and George F. Sehlerman deceased. Creditors must present claims for examination and allowance by May 17 1915. A special court session set for May 18 1915 in Grand Rapids. Publication required weekly for four weeks in Marshfield Times.
A Birmingham woman describes years of nervous prostration and convulsions ending in recovery after using Dr Miles Nervine. The ad promotes nerve tonics as a remedy for weakness poor appetite and insomnia and urges trial regardless of prior treatments. MILK MEDICAL CO Elkhart Indiana distributes the product through druggists.
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