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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
11
Congressman Morse argues for regulating trusts rather than destroying them. He cites Bryan favoring extermination and Taft supporting enforcement and punishment for unlawful trusts. He credits Roosevelt with proving government can regulate, avoiding destruction that harms homes and savings.
Special Fall Term of the Toland Business School at LaCrosse Wisconsin begins the first Monday in November. Enroll now for courses in all business subjects and job placement. Over four hundred placed last year. education considered a safe investment. Catalogue available. Also at F L Zweck's jewelry store, a full line of talking machines, records, watches, clocks, and jewelry with repair work offered.
In Wood County Wisconsin Sheriff J T Welch will sell at public auction on December 6 at 2 PM at the courthouse steps in Marshfield the southeast quarter of section seven township twenty four north range three east. The sale arises from a judgment in the circuit court action of Blodgent et al vs Perrys Peterson and Western Land Securities Co. The description covers the land as given in the lodged mortgage. John F Cole appears as the plaintiffs attorney.
In Wheeling West Virginia Job Jeavons reports relief after using Vinci. The ad touts touloid and cod liver oil elements, claiming renewed strength for the elderly and run-down people. It promises money back if Vinci does not satisfy.
Senator Robert M. LaFollette outlines a new weekly paper to support True Representative Government. It will print public official records, discuss measures impartially, summarize news, report Congress, and include university research on agriculture and home education. He seeks subscriptions and active help by October 24.
A fragmented campaign note urges voters to support Frank Leuschen as the Democratic candidate for County Clerk. It presents a name that appears misspelled and questions party alignment without giving dates, places, or official endorsements.
Classified notice offering permanent agent positions with $35 weekly or 400 percent profit. Includes samples, stationery, and catalogue. instruction provided. Addresses: Frank W. Williams Company, 1214 W Taylor St, Chicago IL. Also mentions Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets and Case Johnson relocating to a new barn on South Central Avenue with funeral hearse.
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