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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
2
The Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders Association promotes “More and Better Live Stock” to raise milk and butter fat from dairy cows, beef from cattle, mutton and wool from sheep, pork from swine, and draft power. Wisconsin’s soils water and climate support high quality livestock near major markets.
University of Wisconsin researchers report cutting sugar beet tops with corn fodder into silage last fall. The mix produced a silage with similar feeding value to clear corn silage, slightly stronger odor, and good cow acceptance. Prof. Henry notes beet leaves hold about half the value of beet roots. With Wisconsin’s annual 250,000 ton beet crop, utilizing tops offers feeding efficiency and will be repeated this fall as guidance for farmers statewide.
The article recalls Col. Roosevelt’s 1910 Milwaukee visit when he demonstrated how to subdue a gunman by grabbing the arm and using proximity to thwart an attacker. He urged courage and calm in crowds, noting his stance after McKinley’s shooting and his belief that fear invites danger.
Advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous surfaces. It offers a cure via Bal l's Catarrah Core with a $100 reward for any case not cured, and notes the product is sold by F J Chenney & Co Toledo Ohio for 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Biliousness comes from a disordered stomach the ad claims Cham berlain's Tablets act on the stomach to cleanse strengthen tone and invigorate it regulate the liver and banish biliousness. Sold by all dealers.
A 1912 ownership statement lists editor R. R. Williams of Marshfield Wisconsin and identifies Marshfield Times Co. as publisher. It notes circulation details, management contacts, and official sworn affirmation dated September 23 1912 with newspaper expiration noted July 1912.
Sta Henry Bernitt states he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Mary Bernitt who has left their home without cause or provocation, notifying all persons. The notice serves as a public record of non‑responsibility for her debts.
A column discusses how temper and concern over non-essentials harm digestion and overall health. It warns against emotional excess and fear, promotes proper mental balance, ventilation, and illumination of the mind. It advises balancing work loads with harmless diversions and avoiding brain strain when tired.
A rural Dane County church near Syene opened its doors to a seed corn contest and farmers meeting led by four University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture specialists. About a hundred attendees, including many women and girls, heard judges and lectures on seed care, livestock profitability, public health, and using local churches and country schools for county clubs to promote community ties.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain Cough Remedy as a trusted cold cure with wide sale. It claims safety for adults and children and cannot harm, available from all dealers.
The Fortnightly Musical Club presents a miscellaneous recital on November 8 hosted by Mrs. Pulling. Performances include readings from Henry Van Dyke and a sequence of classical pieces sung and played by Mrs. Doege Finney Bail ey Bly Schaefer Mason Palling McMillan Dailey Wakefield Cadman William Palling McCullock McMillan Walters Finney Wheeler Brumberg Scharwenka, with musicians including Miss McMillan and others.
Local ad claims DDD prescription wash eases skin itching with a trial offered. Sexton Bros., Druggists, advertise the first regular size bottle for one dollar and guarantee results with no cost if ineffective.
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