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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
2
In a humorous exchange the old man named Selfish recounts buying tobacco, cigars, and games with no money, while dismissing wife’s wants as extravagant. He plans to attend Wilbur fair, to buy a team horse and gun, and to keep his shawse waterless for a few years more.
An old notice from the National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wisconsin advertises Triumph Pills as a safe remedy for irregular or delayed use. It claims the information is not available at drug stores and invites readers to write for details. The address is Milwaukee, Wis. 11-3-15.
A Hurley Miner quotation praises a true gentleman who respects women and treats all with courtesy. Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Jule Christopherson and Family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support after a loss.
William Huntley the elder has received his commission as postmaster of Neillsville and will begin duties September 1. He is familiarizing himself with the office alongside Postmaster Dudley. Huntley previously served as postmaster from December 11, 1894, to January 7, 1899, during Cleveland's second term, noted for an excellent record.
Tod Vwyer’s road crew uncovered a large rack while grading near Willard. Beneath it lay an old Indian tomahawk in excellent condition, forged of fine steel with a keen edge preserved. The artifact is on display at the Neillsville Times office.
An article explains how to make aeroplane kites for boys. The aeroplane design is praised for stability in flight, smoother gliding through gusts, and higher altitude potential. It notes that even if the line breaks the kite would right itself and descend safely.
The Schmidt family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for many acts of kindness during their recent bereavement.
Appleton moves toward recalling Mayor August Gerlach and Councilman Henry W. Tuttrup under the recall statute. Petitions circulate alleging misconduct including acceptance of passes to a circus, mismanagement, excessive city contracts, and poor relief service. A contractor, Herman Wildhagen, is named among rebels, with both officials blaming disgruntled opponents.
Mrs Schiebe visits an old school friend Mrs Belton near Elkhorn while J C Peterson and crew set new telephone posts. Farmers toil in corn while frost earlier. Blackberry crop may disappoint as birds eat ripening fruit. Thomas Robinson and family from Evanston Ill visit Louis Robinson. Laura Robinson returns to Wausau city school. G C Sehlimiger buys Poland China boar. Alfred Willett benefits from stock exhibits at fair. Local visits and social events at Belton’s and Hill’s. School opens Sept 6 District 2.
JY recommends Busheys Business College to young men and women entering business. The college provides thorough instruction and helps graduates secure positions. If graduates become unemployed, they quickly obtain another position, says Zaida Bowers from Carson Rowell & Co. in Aprigton Wis.
Frosts plus killing weather damaged carr and vine crops in the Mill Creek area. Farmers haul in oats as Schroeder Bros thresh tye and parley for Willam Ohm. Mrs. Bates departs Elmwood after visiting the Horn home. Degner and Gebhart children visit Fred Wondrow's. Mayme Arts leaves Hollandtown after weeks with John Arts. Mrs Gallatin in Marshfield.
Public safety notice from Avil Police Chief A. F. Gerwing warns boys against boarding or jumping on automobiles without the driver’s permission. Offenders may face fines or imprisonment. Drivers urged to report all incidents to help enforce the law strictly.
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