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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR lists station arrivals and schedules with scattered names and places. It mentions Grand Rapids, Fond du Lac, Milwaukee and Chicago area terms, a Sunday exception, and an agent named Pockwele. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts, yielding few coherent events or dates.
A series of short notices from the community includes visitors Edgesworth Flanagan and John Duthie visiting, Rev. W. J. Large preaching, marriages for Henry McMurray and Belle Hughes and Hugh Williams and Alma Hassington, farm sales and rentals, plus DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised as a remedy for skin and pile conditions with RK J. Strauss selling it.
Spencer and Frank Parrett made a business trip to Wausau Monday. Several residents traveled to Chicago and Stevens Point for personal affairs and eye treatment this week. A sidewalk was laid on the Lutheran church block and a church fair with supper drew crowds despite the storm. Local travelers include M Blankenship of Milwaukee and Mr Bennett attending a teachers’ convention in Chippewa Falls. Barney Canfield returned with goods and stock to reclaim the farm south of town. A minstrel show was postponed due to the weather and local flour demand rose at Foo Banner Mills.
Albert Gauger and Miss Margar et Diem visited Hewitt as the Puerner Creamery began alternating creamery runs. M Ley improves a cheese factory with Henry Fechhem, Dr. He works. Mathias Rapp Jr. is ill while Fred Rapp returns from Wansai to visit. Tremitrom Blenker and Ley hosts greet guests. Pankratz and Neumann wed with Rev. Dorrenbach officiating. Relatives celebrate with dancing at Pride's home.
A Duffield Virginia resident claims a lip cancer cured by Becklea's Arnica Salve, which is advertised as a guaranteed remedy for cuts and burns sold for 25e at Sexton Bros. drug store.
Town residents report Emil Gergs returning from Kensal M. D. last week while Hubbard Bricklet from Menasha visits several weeks with friends. Bathrisk of Chicago and H. R. Hathrick of Elkhorn stay in the locality. A dance is planned at Regen fuss hall Sunday evening Oct 29 with Lous Grossbezir officiating as floor manager.
Advertising pitch for Dr. King's New Life Pills claiming to relieve dyspepsia and constipation, improve energy, cure headaches and dizziness. Available at Sexton Hres erug store for 25 cents with guarantee.
Bethel reports Grover Mullen visiting, Prof. Hallock staying five days in Madison, John Phillips traveling to Tomah to visit friends and planning a three week return. Eld. McReynolds mourns his daughter-in-law and travels to Battle Creek for the funeral. Israel Hill from the Omeda Reservation rents I P Anderson's house as his family plans to join soon. Hill will study for the ministry and attend the Academy this fall and winter.
Soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it. Pare it down carefully without drawing blood. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing for five minutes each time. Wear a corn plaster a few days to protect it. Pain Balm is also a general liniment for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism. For sale by Sexton Bros. and H. A. Schumaker.
Wenzel and Wenzel offer a full range of clean fresh meats and seafood including salt meats and sausages. They operate with complete facilities for handling fresh and salt meats and fish and can be contacted at Telephone 56.
Dr W M Reekle of Grand Rapids will visit the Thomas Hotel Marshfield from Thursday 11 am to Friday noon Oct 26 and 27 to meet patients All diseases of the Eye Ear Nose and Throat properly treated Eyes scientifically examined and glasses fitted to suit each case Dr Rackley will visit Marshfield every two weeks and those wishing to consult him please call early so he can give each case all the time it requires
In September, farmers reported live chickens with weights per pair and overall yield details. The notes indicate variations in weights among flocks and emphasize careful weighing practices for accurate records.
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