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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1909
Page
2
Reader D F Lewis of Cortland Ohio reports rapid relief from frequent cloudy headaches using Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. He notes no stomach upset and a pleasant sense of relief after one or two tablets and promises money back if not beneficial.
A brief note lists language specifics including English German Spanish Portuguese and French with a mention of AMEE YAU PETE Kae and related details. The fragment emphasizes multilingual elements and possible naming conventions without additional context or events.
An article from the Dairy Belt Farmer outlines practical poultry care focusing on cleanliness, clean water, selective feeding, dry high-yarded housing, and use of disinfectants. It warns against disease spread through dirty water and damp yards, detailing cholera prevention, dry warm housing, and preventive measures against mites lice and other pests.
Farm for sale 40 acres with 4 acres pasture running water timber and improved buildings including a 30 by 56 log barn and granery. May include machinery and stock. Located 4% miles SE of Loyal village and 145 miles from school in Loyal. Also an 160 acre farm 2% miles from railway near a town of 1000 in an old Wisconsin farming region. Price $50 per acre with $1500 trade value in Marshfield. Apply at Times office.
In Wood County Wisconsin the court in probate hears a petition by Harlow Hyde of Marshfield asking administration of Amelia Hyde’s estate. The matter is set for a regular term at the County Court House Grand Rapids on the first Tuesday after the Sunday in October 1908 with publication of this order for three weeks in the Marshfield Times. The order is signed by County Judge W J Conway and attorney C B Edwards.
In a farm study the progeny of two pens were fed the same diet and treated identically. In fall, results were tabulated showing that chicks from the stronger pen matured at a faster rate by a measurable margin.
Wheat 90 oats 60 Rye 6 00 onions 0 0 peas misis Barley No 1 Potatoes hay butter eggs 20 beef live 26 pork 1b veal live 3 52 veal dressed owt sheep live weight 3 5 beef hides calf hides poultry spring chickens alive 10 210 old hens 8 9 old roosters 4 turkeys 10 12c geese 7c ducks 8 9c dressed turkeys 12elde geese 10c ducks 10 114
Tickets go on sale September 0 to 17 for a grand demonstration of agricultural live stock industrial and educational interests of the state. Return limit September sth. Do not miss this event. For rates and full particulars contact any ticket agent of the North-West Vera Line. 4612.
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