Dairymen Suggest Raising Herds for Higher Yields
Dairy experts urge three-tier outcomes for dairymen with emphasis on improving cows. Duchess Skylark Ormsby tops figures at 12009 pounds of butterfat yearly, while average cows could rise from 160 to 220 pounds. Strategy focuses on eliminating low producers and upgrading foundation stock to boost daughters’ yield and profits. Try a Want Ad in The Times It Works.
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United States
Lairyman
Duchess Skylark Ormsby
Cairy
United States Department of Agriculture
Can’t Stop Quickly If Going Fast Warning Card
A cautionary note explains stopping distances for cars at various speeds. It lists distances needed to halt with perfect brakes and warns that longer distances indicate faulty brakes. The piece urges readers to check their braking and drive safely.
The Gumps at Adler Friday in lively city review
Newspaper critics call The Gumps at Adler Theater Friday a brisk farce with music, comedy, and song. The show features the Gumps family and a witty chorus, praised for humor, rapid action, and an optimistic tone for weary minds.
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Gumps
Adler Theater
America
Cooper
Gump Chorus Described as Purposeful in Play's Movement
The text notes the Gump chorus as an indi viduality and not manipulated without rhyme or reason like many scenery pieces. It asserts a designed harmony with the play’s action as it progresses.
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Pany
First Bell Cast in Wisconsin at Oshkosh
A Milwaukee Sentinel item from December 17 1852 notes the first bell cast in Wisconsin by a German of Oshkosh named Guenzli. The 700 pound church bell is described by the Oshkosh Democrat as loud toned and sweet ringing, marking Wisconsin’s inaugural bell casting.
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Wisconsin
State Historical Library
Madison
Milwaukee Sentinel
Oshkosh
Guenzli
Busy months mark Marshfield Chamber of Commerce progress
The Marshfield Chamber of Commerce reports July and August as the busiest months since taking charge July 26. Activities included improving the Marshfield Base ball club, promoting a gas plant alert, pressing for more electric power, managing the employment office with 100+ placements, circulating over 10 000 Good Roads Bond letters, placing highway signs, supporting a two day booster trip for the fair, contacting PathFinder Aerial Squadron to land in Marshfield, and securing a public rest room to be ready by October.
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Chamber Commerce
Marshfield
Chamber of Commerce
Pathfinder
Diarrhoea Remedy Advised for Children Over One
An old newspaper snippet recommends Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea in children aged one year or older. It advises keeping the remedy on hand and giving it at the first sign of looseness, followed by castor oil.
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Chamberlain
State opens auto plate plant at Wisconsin prison
Waupun Wisconsin inmates operate a new state prison plant that manufactures auto license plates. Capacity is 1000 plates daily with 225000 plates used this year and an estimated 260000 for next year. Plates go to Madison via parcel post costing 15000 yearly. Each car plate fetches 10 dollars, yielding about 2.6 million in 1920, much of which funds permanent road building.
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Waupun
Wis
Wisconsin
Madison
Let Us Develop and Print Your Films Card
Winterburn Drug Company advertises quick film development and printing services. The notice emphasizes rapid processing and convenient service for customers seeking fast photo development.
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Winterburn Drug Company
Hotel Blodgett
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