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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
4
A vintage recipe describes making a jelly roll using baking powder, lemon rind, milk, eggs, and sugar. The method emphasizes beating eggs and sugar until light, rolling while warm, and dredging with sugar. Instructions mention serving with hot milk and achieving a crack-free roll. The KC Jelly Roll is tied to KC Baking Powder promotions and a Chicago address.
At the funeral of George Donhard held Friday the pallbearers were Jacob Thomas Michael Griffin John Kester Joseph Pilum Andrew Theby and H C Koenig. The services were largely attended and interment took place at Hillside cemetery.
At a Saturday Marshfield baseball association meeting the team shared the melon fund among players. Each player received roughly eighty dollars for the season with a few paid separately for services. Plans for next season are under discussion as the city anticipates another fast team and solid attendance.
The high school football season is canceled due to heavy team size, injuries to key players, and scholastic difficulties. Inter-class play replaces traditional matches with a Freshmen-Sophomore game already played and a final Senior vs. rest of the school battle anticipated, shaping the season’s end.
The Marsh Field Brewing Co invites breeders or farmers to supply choice barley at the highest market price. The notice emphasizes prompt purchases and competitive rates for quality grain.
The Stevens Point Journal notes that locomotive whistles carry signals, not mere noise. It lists signals used by Soo and Northwestern Omaha systems with Marshfield connections and contrasts highway signals on St Paul and Sea and Norwest lines, plus the single emergency bell and cord signal.
The Marshfield Woman's club will discuss The Club and the School at Monday afternoon's gathering in Gatid Hall. The program includes folk songs, dances, Kindergarten Class, Art in Education, Music in Schools, and a nurse in schools segment on medical and dental services. A garage fire at Hub City was sparked by auto backfire onto gasoline. responders extinguished flames with no outside car damage.
Marshfield D A R chapter earns praise for organizing the conference with volunteer committees handling programs printing entertainment receptions credentials decorations and press. Officers and state officers are listed, highlighting rural Wisconsin locals and major towns among leaders and chairmen.
The Fortnightly Musical club will meet Sunday afternoon with Mrs Edward Barn as hostess at South Spruce Street. The program includes History of Music chapters, pieces by Mrs Cundy and Mrs Wheeler, readings by Miss McMillan, and performances of American patriotic songs and marches. Andrew Zoller of Thorp visited the city Thursday seeking winter quarters for his horses, stating he would stay if suitable accommodations were available.
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