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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1917

Page

2

Five Named By Heflin in Bern Story on War and Germany

Five named figures including La Follette and Mason face inquiry over possible German influence as Congress debates investigations. Haig resumes offensives in Flanders and Belgium, while Germany and Austria seek peace terms amid Allied pressure. Looming budget, steel price cuts, and Liberty Loan preparations continue as U S public resolve grows.

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Protect the Deer Means of Increasing Meat

The United States Department of Agriculture reports deer seasons in 32 states with varied opening dates from August in Oregon to December in Pennsylvania. About one third of states allow one deer per year, many allow two. legal kills total around 1.1 million annually, yielding roughly 10.9 million pounds of venison. The Biological Survey calls for increased deer production and coordinated reporting by game agencies to assess potential growth without harming breeding stock, urging use of venison to supplement other meats.

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Wireless Telegraphy Becomes Regular War Course at Wisconsin

Wireless telegraphy with war applications becomes a standard course at the University of Wisconsin this year. Students will study electrical theory tied to wireless, apparatus details, and operator training, aided by tests from Lt. Taylor of the Great Lakes naval station. The university radio station remains active for war research and will host ongoing tests through the first semester.

University of Wisconsin Thas Taylor Tradi Great Lakes Tiineis Wisconsin Naval Station

Wisconsin Potato Growers Plan Cooperative Exhibit in Madison

Wisconsin potato growers will meet in Madison in November 1924 to exhibit sorted graded pota toes and deliver to dealers or consumers. Carload consignments will be shipped under actual field conditions as growers and dealers cooperate under the Wisconsin Potato Growers association. The plan aims to show how to overcome daily harvest and delivery difficulties and serves as a wartime emergency lesson in producing disease free variety pure table stock and seed potatoes with sorting machinery on display.

Wisconsin Potato Growers Madison Wisconsin Potato Growers’ Association

Stratford Social News Notes and Visits

Arthur and Bernard Zopf spent Sunday in Stratford with Charles Hughes visiting his sister Mrs William Hayes. Several locals attended church, visited relatives, and helped with farm chores while updates mention Mrs Wis recovering after appendicitis and Alma Nipke leading Young People’s Alliance. A sixteen horse power Harley Davidson and sidecar are listed as Emanuel Spanier’s property.

Marshfield Alma Nipke Young People's Alliance Gus Nipke L. Richert William Dent Stratford Sd. Schaluck Martha Klein McMillan George Bargabos Frank Spencer Evelyn Bragdon Matt Zopfi Maggie Condon J. Gordon John Fahey John Fisher Laura Pennebecker Minneapolis Minn New Richmond Emanuel Spanier

Sour Stomach Advice for Relief and Diet

Eat slowly and chew thoroughly then abstain from meat for a few days. If sour stomach persists, take Chamberlain's tablets after supper. Red meats are likely culprits. consider cutting them out to prevent discomfort.

Chamberlain

McAdoo Plans Nation Tour for Second Liberty Bond

Secretary McAdoo wrapped up in Washington and set to depart tonight on a nationwide tour promoting the second Liberty loan bond issue. The itinerary covers the Pacific coast and returns, with emphasis on Northwest regions where German and Pacifist propaganda has been notable during the prior drive.

Washington McAdoo Pacific Coast Northwest

Chapel Installs New Organ at Wisconsin Catholic Chapel

A new shoe organ has been installed in St. Pauls chapel at the University of Wisconsin. The organ cost 2500 dollars, raised by students and Catholic families in the state with help from the pastor.

St. Paul's Chapel Catholic Church University of Wisconsin

Notice in probate for Catharine Herman estate

County Court of Wood County Wisconsin will hear on November first 1997 the final account of William Herman executor of Catharine Herman deceased and seek assignment of residue and inheritance tax determination. Court judge TM. J. Conway presides.

Catharine Herman Grand Ranidg William Herman Lincoln J. Conway County Fudge

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Reduces to Oath

Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J Cheney & Co. that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notarized December 6, 1886 by A. W. Gleason. The remedy claims to act through the blood. advertisements urge sending for testimonials. Sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio Toledo Tucan Frank J. Cheney F. J Cheney & Co A. W. Gleason Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Te. Hall

Farmers Attention Please Dual Purpose Skert Horn Calves For Sale

Two dual purpose Skert horn bull calves for sale from a ten three year old dam. Dams pay their way at the rail and are of the best dual purpose blood lines in the state. Visitors always welcome. Art G Hoskins Dodgeville Wis. 52tf

Art Hoskins Dodgeville Wis

Child obedience and the impact of tone in parenting

The passage argues that harsh commands do not improve compliance and that children respond better to calmly stated requests. It suggests mothers and fathers fall into a pattern of coercive behavior, implying polite requests can be as effective as harsh ones if the child is taught that politeness meets the same needs.

Modern man and woman clash over fashion and brains

A stylish man and his partner exchange sharp banter about looks and smarts. He asks a joking what would you do line, while she replies with a biting plan to ditch the tie, discard the cigarette, and adjust her hair before praying for brains.

Shey

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