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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1915
Page
2
An irregular or delayed appeal for ladies to visit drug stores and Elite Park where Miss Foster directs a tailoring display. The event offers original styles, simple or elaborate, with duplicate illustrations requested. Prices noted as reasonable, with emphasis on quality and supervision.
In Mill Creek on October 25 William Hopp bought a new automobile. Mrs. C Gallatin returned from Sturgeon Bay the previous week. A Powell and F Gaier each bought another horse. Mrs. J Friedel's father hauled home wood for her. Mr and Mrs J Behnke and the Windrow girls attended church at Marchfield Sunday.
The page shows diverse items including market prices for hay eggs butter and various meats, grain and feed prices from Spare Cereal Company, a public notice urging use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and an October 11 1915 final determination of damages and benefits for street improvement along West Third Street detailing assessed parcels and connection charges with water service.
Marshfield resident William Boehning sues Northwestern Railroad for 10000 claiming a brake man kicked him off a moving train after he could not locate his ticket. He alleges the incident occurred near Stratford after he had paid fare in cash and the conductor demanded payment. He later found the ticket in his pocket.
A reader reports back pain from suspected kidney trouble and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with regulating kidney action and removing lameness. The testimonial cites three boxes improving symptoms and urges readers to ask for Dean's Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
Bakerville and nearby communities report visitors and travels including Miss Josephine Punske’s wedding note, ground rye on a stone mill, and various guests at Kasberger Galibach Ott and Gieich households. Threshing by Hanson Bros. and upcoming district No 3 school basket social. several residents noted on illness and visits.
Ernest Schroeder left Hewitt on Thursday for a farm visit in Athens. Philip Huth returned from North Dakota to attend his sister Helen Huth We Peter’s wedding in Moulton. Frank J. Durst of Marshfield visited Hewitt on Tuesday. George Seinster hosted guests from Marathon City Sunday. Ferdinand Schroeder planned a trip to Stetsonville Sunday. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burr of Guttenburg Town stayed at Hewitt with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burr for their honeymoon visit.
Despondency when you feel discouraged and despondent do not give up but take a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets and you are almost certain to feel all right within a day or two. Despondency is often due to indigestion and pitiousness, for which these tablets are especially valuable. Obtainable everywhere.
A Farm and Fireside contributor notes Leghorns cost about 2.28 per hen for a year while a Columbia Wyandotte ran about 1,745, arguing large birds demand more feed than small ones.
Article discusses finely ground limestone as an alternative to burned lime for soil sweetening. It states burned lime is effective but burning is avoided. Recommendation notes that twice as much ground limestone is needed to achieve the same effect, emphasizing nonburning methods for soil treatment.
Sixteen per cent water is the moisture limit set by most state laws for butter with twelve to fourteen per cent typical natural content after processing. Selt is described as the only lawful preservative for butter. A stray line notes a public figure described as a great man is a target for scandal.
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