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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1913
Page
2
A lost pocketbook containing $20 in cash, two checks from Arnall Beverallt and Geo Koenig, is described. The finder is asked to return it to the Times office and will receive a reward. The notice specifies contact through the newspaper.
Two major annual expositions headlined in Chicago from November 29 to December 6 and November 20 to December on land and irrigation themes. The rail link by Chicago and Northwestern Railway promises easy travel. for full details contact local ticket agents.
Births bring a daughter to Herman Krahn and wife Sunday morning in Air. Mrs Chas Austin also welcomed a daughter. The Moss family sees a new arrival. Mrs Geo Fisher hauled geese ducks and chickens to Marshfield Saturday. Charley Vanderhoof hosted a husking bee Friday evening. Geo Fisher and family visited Spencer Sunday. Renne family visited his parents Sunday. Danivow family were Loyal callers Sunday. Harald Vanderhoof left for March camp work Tuesday. Martell died at Marshfield hospital after weeks of illness.
A warning compares a night of terror to a mother watching a child choke during a croup attack and urges forethought. Chamberlain's Court Remedy is praised as a certain cure for cramps and recommended to be kept at hand, with sales noted through dealers.
Classifieds announce a small house for rent and a auto mobile for sale by Dallendorfer Bathrick over State Bank. Also present is an offer to own a home with easy monthly payments and tax coverage, plus piano tuning services by Pring your piano troubles bo and Falavin Christopherson piano tuner. A fur coat service by A F Davis of Truesdel Fur Coat Co Berlin Wis offers cleaning remodeling and repairs with visits at Hotel Blodgett Wednesdays.
An old classified-style recruitment note promises top weekly cash earnings for agents with expenses paid. It claims no experience required and a potential of 32.00 per week plus expenses, inviting immediate writing to Hawks Nursery Co in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin.
Auction style notice shows A. H. Plaig of Eau Claire offering debt collection services and urging businesses to turn slow collections over for recovery. Also lists a wood inquiry seeking 8 foot maple or mixed wood for sale and starting hauling from Father Davis at 3015 Vine, phone 277.
Pittsburg Pa novelty firm promotes a up to date self Pilling fountain pen with every order of two Ghemico dustless dusters. Offer valid until January 2, 1940 and invites customers to send a0e for both dusters and the pen.
List of names including Jessie Baker Mrs Bennett Dora Crush L Eckes Mrs Andre Jones Miss Keiley Miss Bruce Lampman LL G Nelson Clarenet Radke Mrs Pauline Singer Anna Tessmer Ella Tompson John Weinland Mrs Margaret with no postal delivery dates or further notes provided.
Mohle The Mr Molly and Theresa Eckes left Monday for Sherwood to attend the wedding of a cousin Mr and Mrs Harry Penny Jett on Sunday for Waupaca to spend thanksgiving with friends Joseph Eckes and Jake Gropp are the first hunters of our community to shoot deer both returning Saturday From Park Falls with their game Mr and Mrs Montgomery of Bbbe spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mor ey The farmers of this vicinity disposed of all their geese and ducks last week to Mr Lang of Mannville who used them for his shoot Sunday A surprise party was tendered An drew Wolf Sunday All the neighbors turned out and all reported a good time.
Deputy State Fire Marshal J B Kennedy arrived in Stevens Point Wisconsin to investigate a fire that partly destroyed the Beijer garage on Bills street Tuesday night. Witness testimony was taken and Kennedy declined to comment for publication.
A Washington Times summary notes critics argue the free seed program costs rise to 200,000 dollars yearly and favors old seed houses. It cites Secretary Houston urging new seed introductions while expressing concern over misuse and calls for government oversight of seeds and related agricultural subsidies.
Mr and Mrs Charles Seidel visited Marshfield on business. Francis Durst of Hewitt returned from Milwaukee with a new auto. John Wolf and Mr Wolf were in Marshfield. Thomas Horn sold a sucking colt to John Neuman for 62 dollars. Woodford Bros sold 80 acres to Ed Pederwitz and held an auction yesterday the 25th. Peter Berens the Mill Creek butter maker transacted business in Marshfield. Mrs Mike Kolh of North Hewitt visited her sister here last week. The telephone company installed new instruments in homes around Mill Creek. Many from this area planned to attend the Bochmerwald dance but rain prevented attendance.
NASONVILLE reports Nasonville and Stcltenpule Bros baling hay for Henry Hilling on Thursday and Friday. Henry Jorgenson refilling sias near Marshfield. Gustav Heinrich and party returned from deer hunting last Tuesday, each bringing back a deer. John Steltenpohl refilled Peter Thiel's sila on Wednesday. Several farmers took stock to Chili Friday to be shipped by the Equity. Dance and oyster supper at the M W A hall Thursday evening. Barkey Breseman pulling up buildings on land he recently purchased.
Betting on the recall election today is unusually quiet. In 1912 many bets at 1 to 1 were common as Connor’s fate loomed, but this fall little action is seen. Occasional talk of 3 to 2 on Connor surfaced in October, yet vanished when funds covered it. A $26 Felker bet offered last week drew no takers. Despite betting being frowned upon, local enthusiasts remain willing to wager a few extents.
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