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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1916
Page
2
Summary of historical market listing detailing hay classifications with price notes and various grains and feeds. Includes No 1 Timothy at 12.00 and multiple bulk feed prices such as corn per ton and oats per bushel, reflecting a general agricultural commodities page.
Grand Rapids business and professional men organize a homecoming event planned for next summer to celebrate the community and honor local achievement and civic spirit.
National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wisconsin announces Trimph Pill for relief. This irregular or delayed use claim is advertised as dependable and not sold at drug stores. Write for relief and particulars, address included. 10-14-16 Milwaukee notice.
Wool County Court in Probate orders the hearing on Katherine Binder's administration of Ludwig Finer estate. The October 17, 1916, 10 a.m. session at Grand Rapids probate office will review accounts and residue distribution. Notice will run three weeks in The Marshfield Times to inform interested parties.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Redig of Stratford died at St. Joseph's hospital on Thursday at sixteen months old. Funeral services were held in Stratford.
Judge W S Conway oversaw hearings on claims and administrations in several probate matters including estates of Robert H Schrader Anna Luepke Peter Paul Martin Kautza Gregor Fleisner Joseph Berdan Mavia Budge Peter Petersen August Dracer Emil Passer and others. Also cheese scores announced at Central Wisconsin State Fair 1916 with high judges awards and prizes listed.
A historic advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential family medicine. It claims rapid relief for sudden colic and diarrhoea, urging prompt treatment before a doctor or other medicine is available, and promotes its widespread reputation.
City Attorney informs council of award totaling 2857 dollars to Pet Lemanion for injuries received while employed by Haemsn Marsfield Water, Light & Power. Man paralyzed by high voltage while performing duties. unable to work for months, later worked as desk clerk then at odd jobs. Hearing on pension under Wisconsin act set in city. council to review 3 commission actions and may appeal to county court for a review of the award.
Practical tips from the magazine describe making edible Halloween figures for parties. Create corn figures by dipping kernels in syrup, use marshmallow heads with melted chocolate features, and craft hats from chocolate and peppermint. Add candy arms and legs, jack o lantern faces on chocolate mints, and yellow fondant pumpkins with fondant stems and leaves.
In a western town a man building concrete walls has raised a circular silo shaped office building that also advertises his business. It features wing bows, two doors, and interlocking blocks held by steel rods, attracting farmers and others curious about silo construction.
In San Francisco Henry Ford of Detroit praises President Wilson for neutral policy and peaceful stance in Europe. He declines to discuss politics, calls his trip private and for recreation, and notes opposition efforts have failed to gain traction.
The Evans carnival show in Stevens Point drew attention after a 17 year old Milwaukee girl Miss Birden Pusel ran away six months ago. She joined the Ed Evans carnival in North Fond du Lac as a cowgirl and mining camp dancer and was nabbed in Aurora Indiana while police traced the troupe. She awaits transfer back to Milwaukee in custody.
A lamp post inspector north of Chili polices teams tied at hitching posts near the Chili State bank. The tale notes the inspector’s stern stance and the mistaken accusation that the violated law involved a team tied too long. The bemused correspondent hints the culprit was the marshal himself.
An advertisement extols Hull's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment addressing constitutional factors. It claims the remedy works through the blood to affect the mucous membranes and promotes the product as made from top tonics and blood purifiers. Also references Mall's Family Pills for constipation.
Henry Buy 4 Store and Albert Ritzko of West travel to Unity for an upcoming stock inventory. They plan to start in October and contact area businesses thereafter. Both men are upright citizens with ties to Milwaukee firms and local ventures.
Gov. B. L. Philipp signed a pardon for Mrs. Caroline Potter of Lymen near Wanpace. She was sentenced three years ago for the killing of her husband. The pardon followed a recommendation from the state board of control.
The United States Public Health Service questions common practices and complaints about sanitary measures and personal hygiene. The column contrasts concerns over pollution, screening costs, malaria blame, and tobacco factory sanitation with everyday habits like coughing etiquette and pocket hygiene.
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