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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1914
Page
6
A Yan merchant and manufacturer markets a complete stock for filing correspondence and records. The ad highlights letter and bill cabinets drawers and binder supplies adaptable to offices, crafts, and farms, promising ready lettering to meet all office requirements.
Mrs Alfred Slack of Palmyra Pa endorsements Vinci cod liver oil tonic as a remedy for a child with chronic cough and wasting from measles noting improved appetite and health. The ad invites parents to try Vinci with a money back guarantee from Lenton's Prescription Store Marshfield Wis.
The Chicago and North Western Railway offers direct routes to the California Expositions with low round trip fares. Six through trains daily from Chicago to the Pacific Coast plus four fast Exposition trains. Illustrated guides and maps of California cities available. Local agent C. E. Strouts at phone 237 can assist with plans and schedules.
An accountant in Grand Rapids presents a four year snapshot from 1904 to 1913 showing Wood county taxes increasing from 14000 to 88000. The data aims to argue against progressive administrations and questions the fate of the Democratic party if the Clancy Bolens Rose leadership persists, hinting at a long-term political realignment in Wisconsin.
A letter from October 22 1914 by Michael B Olbrich Madison Wisconsin alleges that John Aylward’s primary defeat by John C Karel was achieved by manipulating Catholic voters. The missive claims a flyer to 30000 Catholics caused anti Aylward organizing to sway the result.
Humorous wartime notices mock German foods and international diplomacy as a local column discusses music, a rail line joke, and the lure of a romantic return to simple life. The piece references the Jackson County Journal, a proposed Humbird to Neillsville Sunday route, and contrasts old corduroy trails with a new state road while imagining stagecoaches and bandits near mounds.
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