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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1907

Page

5

Marshfield Hub of Wisconsin Dairy Growth

The Wisconsin Agriculturist profile of Marshfield area chronicles John Merkel's farm development near the Marathon Wood county line and depicts the region as a rising center for dairy, cheese, and pasture with extensive creameries, cheese factories, and bank deposits fueling farmer prosperity. It praises loamy clay soils, abundant grasses like timothy and Kentucky blue grass, and notes rapid dairy expansion, new barns, silos, and a favorable climate for milk production and cheese quality.

Marshfield and Wisconsin Agriculturist Andrew Hopkins Marathon Wood Counties Marshfield John H. Merkel Merkel Clark, Wood Wisconsin Brighton Eau Pierre Cleveland McMillan and Day Marathon County Unity Sherman Fremont York Clark County Lincoln Cameron Auburndale Rock, Richfield Arpin Wood County America Timothy United States Gideon Bodak Pater Weber A. D. Campbell Messrs. Henry Heard Farrington Henry College of Agriculture Experiment Station Europe Switzerland Canada New York Colorado Pennsylvania Wood Couny O. G. Lindemann American National Bank First National Bank Duluth Owen

Walter Scott and His Early Criminal Court Defenses

Sir Walter Scott first appeared in a criminal court at Jedburgh in 1763 defending a veteran poacher. A jailed verdict prompted the line You're a lucky scoundrel and I’ll spend you meuvkin next morning. In another case he failed to pay a housebreaker, who offered counselled guidance instead. The advice favored a yelping terrier and a rusty key, later recalled in rhyme at a Jedburgh judges dinner.

Walter Scott Sir Walter Scott Connact Jedburgh Assizes Boott Scott Jedburgh Yelping Terrier Rusty Key Juddert Fcc Westminster Gazette

Autograph Treasures From Celebrity Wastebaskets

A boastful dealer reveals a scheme where maids deliver masters’ wastebasket contents each week. He trims the dump to find letters from famous authors actors and invitations worth ten to twenty dollars. The tale highlights exploitation of star communications.

The Bed and the Cannates Night in Kentucky Bed Politics

Judge Harlan and Senator McCreary once canvassed Kentucky as rival governors rivals on a joint trip. They shared beds in mountain towns, and in one moment Harlan declared the next governor would be in that bed before falling to the floor as the bed slats broke. McCreary held on and echoed the claim about the bed as the next governor.

Narlan James B. McCreary Kentucky Harlan Renator McCreary

The Sea Horse and Its Ocean Home

The sea horse is found in the Atlantic off Spain and southern France, the Mediterranean, and the Indian Ocean. It is tiny and often curls in oyster shells. Its head resembles a horse, and its tail resembles a caterpillar. It swims with a waving motion and uses fins to maneuver in water and air. It feeds on worms, fish, eggs, and bottom debris.

Atlantic Ocean Spain France Mediterranean Indian Ocean

Painter William Hunt Courted by Kneeling Proposal

An 19th century anecdote recalls painter William Hunt being commissioned to paint a portrait of a lady in a kneeling pose while holding a scroll bearing a declaration of love and a marriage proposal. The lady allegedly replied with a chalk drawing of herself holding a paper inscribed with yes, indicating acceptance.

Wiliam Hunt Lavonig

Rubbish free streets abroad note stark contrast

The writer reports seeing almost no rubbish across Europe except one heap at Karlsruhe. They praise cleanliness and absence of roadside litter, contrasting with American towns where four vacant dumps and dirtiness abound.

Europe Carlsruhe

One of Them Struggling Artist Faces Cheap Factory Pictures

A fragment cites an artist complaining about rival picture factories flooding the market with cheap daubs. The artist laments the public’s inability to distinguish quality, while another figure, Frank Friend, agrees. The passage ends abruptly with an incomplete thought.

Frank

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