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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1903
Page
11
Visitations by Rev W J Agnew Sheriff Ebbe and others, new residents arrive including Ben Bahr family, school enrollment strong with new wing near completion. Oct 23 wedding of Flossie Cline and Thomas Becker described with ceremony details and reception. Local ads warn about deafness cures and Cole’s Carbolisalve advertised amid town notes.
Rev Jno S Cox of Wake Ark reports twelve years of yellow jaundice ended by using Electric Bitters. Ad recommends the remedy for liver and kidney trouble stomach disorders and debility, guaranteed by Sexton Bros at 50 cents. Other local notices mention sorghum cane harvest Ward’s house construction Miss Lee ill and a fatal accident near Lindsey.
The North Rock column reports a successful M W A hall dance last Saturday with forty seven tickets sold. Local readers note a Klondike chicken shoot yielded several birds and a two month old baby weighing fifteen pounds. Mr and Mrs Geo Byers welcome their baby boy. Mrs and Mrs Andrew Anderson plan to move into the Louis Florence residence when Herb Brooks vacates October first. Henry Jepner completes a new stone wall and has the materials ready for further construction. Ed Ingle bought a cream separator and is producing five pounds of butter per hundred pounds of milk.
Local anecdote from Lincoln Illinois recounts John W Young praising Hart s Honey and Horehound after a severe cold. He notes his wife chose a different remedy and remained sick, leading him to recommend Hart s Honey and Horehound for healing. Sold by Henry Hort.
List of names including Amer Mike Bowen Dr F Clarine A M Clafford Jot Christ anson Karen Emilson Henry Eggleston Bessie Goose Robert Hansen Mary Hermatt Joseph Heath Mrs J D W Hooker Mr and Mrs Ed Jillson Frank Krall Frank Lee Mrs G Larson Sisi Manley Mrs Nelson Miss Annie Nelson Chas Reynolds John Russell J D Schlender Mrs ML Sweegrout Mrs Gee Schneller Peter Taras Rev Dr Way LM Werbush Mrs Joe calling for letters advertise Joux F Core P M
John Edmond editor of the Daily and Weekly Codrier in Lincoln Illinois announces he has suffered from constitutional constipation and found Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup effective and safe with no griping or nauseating effects. Henry Horn, druggist, sells the product.
The Presbyterian Church lists a full Sunday schedule with morning service at 10 30 theme An Old time Really Bible school at 12 noon Junior C E at 4 pm Y P S C E B prayer meeting at 6 30 pm topic Great Men of the Bible What Abraham Teaches Us Gen 12 1 8 led by Samuel Winch evening service at 7 30 pm theme Christ s Promise in His Heart to Heart Talk with His Disciples Pastor J F Youns urges full attendance both morning and evening.
Mrs. W. K. Haviland of Armonk New York claims her daughter nearly died from whooping cough and bronchitis until Dr King’s New Discovery saved her life. Her niece with advanced consumption recovered, proving the medicine’s power. Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to this remedy. Infallible for coughs and colds. 50c and 1.00 bottles guaranteed by Sexton Bros. Trial bottles free.
Rev. Herbert A. Marcon new rector will lead services this Sunday at St. Alban's on Third street. He will oversee Medford church and attend alternate Sundays. Services set for 7:30 a.m. 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
An old advertisement proclaims Dyspepsia as the wrecker of homes, claiming Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup cures and prevents dyspepsia. It notes sale by Hency Kore, a druggist.
A heated engagement ends in a broke promise as a quarrel escalates to threats and a violent incident. The couple schemed to hide their split while social pressures loom. A wing fragment and bloodshed mark the moment, followed by a cold reconciliation in later days. Roger T. Berkeley.
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