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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
12
Monday sale invites residents from town and surrounding areas to bring horses cows machinery and all items to sell with a 9 percent commission if sold no charge if unsold. Includes short horn bulls milking strain cows yearling heifers horses wagons mowers binders sleighs and farm equipment.
Auction notice states nothing too good or too poor for this sale and invites attendees to bring items along on the morning of the event. It promises shelter for people and stock regardless of weather.
Refreshments free offered at the sale as terms are made known in the morning. Buyers may inspect items with ample time. Satisfactory terms can be arranged by the undersigned.
A ship captain recalls a dramatic voyage where a castaway woman awakens aboard after a wreck with no memory of her past. The narrator bonds with Miss Queery, seeks her identity, and faces an unusual moral dilemma about love, marriage, and the possibility of a husband from her forgotten life. The tale unfolds across voyages and a perilous sea voyage near New York.
A fragment describes Napies style cooking with iron stoves or clay ovens set in a cobbler site near a wall. A one foot high square open top stove uses charcoal with a draft opening and a small pot boiling around noon or evening, while nearby a market scene shows cooks and stovepipes leaning against a wall.
A garbled excerpt covers dew as precipitation and plant moisture, eighteenth and sixteenth century dress details including fur wraps and jewelry, and a short dialogue about making a wish. The piece references the Chicago Tribune framing.
In the Essex district a distinctive cuckoo called by a familiar name was observed and heard repeatedly in the same parish over seven consecutive years, according to the Longon Outlook report.
A fragmented compendium of quoted lines urging continual opportunity and self-improvement. It includes Ruskin on life as an opportunity to improve, a playful exchange about Briggins and Miss Cayenne, and a note on gentleness and cheerfulness as essential duties attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson.
Soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften then pare it carefully without drawing blood. Apply Cham berlain's Pain Balm twice daily rubbing vigorously for five minutes each time. Wear a corn plaster for a few days to protect it from the shoe. Pain Balm is advertised as a general remedy for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism. Sold by Sexton Brog and H A Schumaker.
We locate our livery in the old Erion barn on Fourth street and are ready for business. Good horses, stylish turnouts, prompt service day or night Paone 261 Case and Johnson 46th.
Sealed bids to construct sewers on Central Avenue between 4th and 3rd streets are due by 12 oclock noon Thursday October 12 1905 at the City Clerk office M G Fleckenstein City Clerk announces the procurement details and location for bid submission.
Nearly new nine room house with good well and barn for ten dollars monthly. Inquire at Times office.
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