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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1912
Page
8
Spencer residents joined the county fair events and visited relatives and friends across Marshfield Unity Stevens Point Spokane and Aberdeen. The list includes Allen Johnston Mire August Siecke Mae Eva Ross and others receiving hospital care attending funerals and celebrating weddings during the week.
Bethel reports progress on Mr. Cutler’s home addition and on the new school building by Mr. Fred Cole and assistant. Clifton Palmer’s crew bail hay near Arpin while farmers attend to corn shredding potato digging and minor crops in fair weather. Mrs. Alice McCrillin survives a severe three fold operation after weeks of danger, aided by prayers and family.
The High School Orchestra held its first rehearsal on Monday. Examinations for the six weeks period are being held this week. The opening meeting of the Literary Society was postponed to Friday Oct. 11. Next Saturday the football team will play Medford High School at Medford. Goal posts have been set up at the south end of the football field for practice kicks. Supt. of Schools C. W. Otto left Thursday to attend the state convention of city superintendents in Madison. He witnessed the Wisconsin versus Lawrence football game, with Wisconsin winning.
The Kind You Have Always Bought uses Castoria for over thirty years and bears the signature of Chas H Fieteher. This old ad style note echoes trusted remedy branding.
Mrs Chas Nobje on sick list. Frank Grall and threshers took layoff late last week. Gust Keimnetz bought a new field cutter and gasoline engine with wood saw. Wm Bruley rented his farm to Me Beck from Marshfield and moved to town. Mrs Frank Grall and children visited Inez Priday with Mrs Grall's mother Mrs Loni Bobman. Miss Dorothy Kieffer visited the homes of Mr and Mrs Elias Nobles and Mr and Mrs John Sutton.
A reflective note from Joseru Brown praising public speaking temperance and self improvement. He recalls early influences from John B. Gough and debates societies, the value of Mutual Improvement circles, and warns against shortcuts. He urges youth to pursue study effort and integrity in all pursuits.
Promises to destroy dandruff and keep scalp clean and hair growth strong. Claims it leaves hair soft and smooth, prevents falling, and does not color or injure hair or scalp. Advises consulting a doctor about hair problems and questions the J C Ayer Co. title.
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