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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
2
A long humorous December forecast mixes Christmas lore with historical notes on gifts and calendars. It envisions weather, eggs and butter prices, the stock market, and political figures like Roosevelt, Rockefeller, and Morgan in a playful year end reflection.
Prof C W Otto and local lieutenants urge residents to buy at least ten Christmas seals per person to boost Wisconsin cities in the national drive. They cite past goals and winnings from Black River Falls Burlington Holmen and West Bend, urging editors and business leaders to rally support and brand the cause with prizes and public word of mouth.
New York readers urged to mail for a free trial of Seapine, an experimental remedy claimed to cure asthma hay fever bronchitis and catarrh. The Woodworth Co. promises shipping at no charge and cites a Viennese professor as discoverer, with widespread recommendations from users.
Advertisement seeks young men and women to study stenography bookkeeping and typewriting at Marshfield Business College Arnold Building Warshfield Wis with day and evening classes. It promises high standards modern equipment and thorough business training linking graduates to good positions.
Conrad Arnedt, born 1842 in Germany and a Marshfield pioneer for 35 years, died after a long illness. Survived by seven children including Wm Arnedt Spokane and Adam Arnedt Grand Rapids. funeral held Sunday at the Mess home with service by Keév and Postlethwaithe. Attending from out of town were Adam Arnedt Grand Rapids, Valentine Arnedt Abbotsford, Henry Arnedt Fond du Lac, Fred Arnodt Neenah, and Mrs. Edward Fry Zion City.
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