Dairy Belt Cheese Reaches Seven Million Output in Marshfield Area
Central Wisconsin dairying drives a $7,000,000 cheese production, about one third of the state total, with Marshfield serving as the shipping hub. In two years the Marshfield Dairy Belt cheese output rose over 300 percent as creamery and cheese factory growth spreads across the region.
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Chicago
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New York
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Asparagus: Healthful Food and Medicine Spotlight
The article notes asparagus as a fast growing plant valued for food and health benefits. It highlights its dual role as a nutritious diet staple and a medicinal ingredient, framing it as both sustenance and remedy.
Wisconsin’s Fertile North Promises Growth for Home Seekers
The text extols Wisconsin’s diversified economy from dairy to timber, noting droughts and floods as past anomalies. It highlights southern prairies and northern lands as rich, appealing to settlers and investors with ideal climate, fertile soil, cheap land, and strong transport, projecting rising land values with population growth.
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Farm studies arranged for public schools aid
A public schools aid program sets up farm studies, organizing curricula and field experiences to integrate agricultural topics into classroom learning. Officials plan coordinated lessons, site visits, and teacher training to expand rural and urban student exposure to farming practices and food systems.
Wisconsin Schools Move to Expand Agriculture Courses
State superintendent notes shortages of qualified teachers hinder extending agricultural instruction in Wisconsin. Marshfield may add practical farming studies at McKinley High, with similar plans for other graded schools. A new law funds districts offering state graded school work in agriculture, boosting interest for boards.
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Marshfield
McKinley High School
Wisconsin
Wisconsin University College of Agriculture
Special license recommended to teach agriculture in state schools
The director of the course will recommend a special license for teaching agriculture in the state schools, outlining eligibility and next steps for the candidate.
Marshfield Fair shows solid turnout and small surplus
The Marshfield Fair drew about 10 000 visitors on Grand Rapids Day and a strong southern turnout with excursion trains and cars. Receipts exceeded expenses by roughly 409 dollars, reflecting a modest year with a slight deficit typical for fairs. Also noted are warnings that chronic worry can lead to death, per medical science.
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Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Subterranean River Explored in Palawan Route
A Palawan subterranean river in the Philippines has been surveyed by two officers of the United States coast and geodetic survey. The river is navigable for a small boat about five and a half miles from its mouth. The passage narrows to a tunnel but widens into large chambers with beautiful stalactites.
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Palawan
Philippines
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Dr Miles Laxative Tablets Ad Prompt Reminder
An old advertising quip urges readers to start with Dr Miles Laxative Tablets when upset by belky issues. The playful line, framed as a prompt, hints at laxative use as a quick remedy and mirrors period ad language.
Naturally His First Thought
An American gentleman and a guide toured Waterloo with the guide boasting of escorting General Sheridan to the famous battlefield. When asked what Sheridan said the guide claimed he offered no remark, aside from noting it was a good place for a fight.
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Waterloo
General Sheridan
There Under Compilsion by a Jail Conversation
A kind old lady rebukes a prisoner saying he should be ashamed to waste his life in jail. The convict responds that he is here against his will and asks her not to blame him for his situation.
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