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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
13
The Marshfield Nursery advertises 6 000 young apple trees for next spring with best stock and finest selection. Each tree carries a certificate of nursery inspection. Also available shade trees raspberry and strawberry plants. Telephone 301. It3.
Farm with 80 cultivated acres 60 acres nearby and a large house plus two barns. Equipment listed includes mowers, hay forks, cream separator, plows, wagon sets, cattle hogs hens crops so on. Price 7300 dollars with half cash. Apply Times 4816.
Marshfield residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and weak kidneys. George Thuss reports effective relief after a short course, purchased from Sexton Bros. Drug Store. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole U S agents. remember the name Doan's.
Advert asks for city property in exchange for a farm and requires full particulars or no response. Signed by W. Drenk of Plainfield Wisconsin.
Small house for rent and autos for sale by Dallendorfes and Batbrick near Stace Bank. Motorcycle values advertised with drastic reductions for late season. Brand new 1913 model horsepower referson listed at 255 dollars now 175. 912 Yate with new engine valued 235 dollars now 159. Other makes reduced. Monthly payments and instant contact offered through M. J. Vanderhoof. Also have machines to rent. 49tt
A locket was found near the Soo depot containing a small baby’s keepsake. The finder requests the owner to call this office to claim the item.
A. H. Flaig offers debt collection services from the Ingram Block in Eau Claire Wisconsin urging businesses to turn overdue accounts over for recovery. Contains address and a brief sales pitch.
For sale 80 acres of fenced pasture ready land with some buildings one mile from Upham saw mill near Ogema Wisconsin. Potential settler work option at the mill while clearing, good wood and timber sale prospects. Price 900 dollars half cash. Unique Times. 4816
State of Wisconsin Wood County in County Court fixes April 2, 1914 as the deadline for creditors to present claims against John Sheriff late of Marshfield deceased. Ward account and demands to be settled at Grand Rapids court. notice to publish four consecutive weeks in Marshfield Times within 15 days. Dated Sept 30 1913. By the Court W J Conway County Judge.
A 491 acre farm and resort lies 12 miles west of Phillips with 14 miles of Flamoton River frontage. It features 40 acres under cultivation, cottages sized for summer hotel use, and capacity for about 30 guests. An investment for individual operation or club ownership, with fishing on Flambean noted as premier in the state and hunting grounds nearby. Price 8000 dollars with 3590 dollars down and balance on time at six percent. Apply Times. 4306
The Times seeks a local correspondent where news is not received. For information write to the editor.
Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co swears firm will pay 100 dollars for every case of catarrh that cannot be cured. Notary A W Gleason witnesses this December 6 1886. Cure is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An old advertise-like notice urges horse owners to diagnose ailments quickly, promising profits from timely treatment. It touts Humphreys Veterinary Manual as essential, claiming the book teaches diagnosis and proper remedies, offered free with no obligation by the Humphreys company in New York City.
A testimonial from W. G. Mattison of Hornellsville New York asserts Chamberlins Tablets greatly help chronic dyspepsia after years of trials. Sold by all dealers. Also a note defining Fool's Paradise as a vain hope and a forbidden religious phrase referencing limbus fatuorum rather than heavenly reward.
Concrete and brick or broken stone foundations are urged to build lasting roads with base strength added to surfacing costs. Three bituminous concrete favored in parts of the country but limited by construction costs. Liquid asphalt is used but scarce. refin ed tars and asphaltic oils dress the surface yet do not add structural strength. Engineers look to concrete for foundation or full road structure to meet growing traffic. A future material could lower costs below concrete.
A Christian Science Monitor note reflects on fashion churn as September ends, urging repairs of old garments. It praises reviving hats, trousers, coats, waistcoats, scarves, gloves, and even shined patent leathers. Yet last year's straw hat resists renewal, suggesting time may help but cannot be relied upon.
The account from Prince Albert Cape of Good Hope recounts a mother’s report of her boy's sudden croup attack in the middle of the night. She credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for easing danger after an hour and twenty minutes, noting the product’s pleasant effect and widespread availability from local dealers.
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