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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
12
A Smith County Pioneer report notes 24 mortgage foreclosure cases in Decatur County in one day while many farms sit vacant. Rural routes lose patrons as landowners disappear. Rawlins and nearby areas show long stretches with no inhabitants as families relocate seeking work.
The October circuit court jury list drawn by three commissioners includes jurors from multiple towns and villages such as Auburndale John Weber Jr Carey Fritz Dexter Louis Rick Grand Rapids John Bell Jr James Brockman Alfred Canning Br Gaulke C E Gibson Abas Waterman John Weddel Grand Rapids town Calvin A Wood Hansen Wm Schmuhl Jr Hiles Fred Kumm Marshfield Ed Gallet R A Kalpskopf Geo Koeniz Anton J Meidl Wm 1 Schimmelphenning Jos Sherley P Tiffanie Jake Thomas Knute Thumpson Max Wagner Marshfield town John Ulmer Milladore Math Konap Port Edwards town Albert Del Sager Port Edwards town Fred Wetzel Port Edwards Vill Sherman Payne Kemington Anton Brost Richfield Edw Esser Richfeld Joseph Thomas Saratoga Mike Matthews Sigel Alvin Kissinger Rudolph C L W Bartels Rudolph Harmon Lawrence Rudolph Emil Stecke
In Spring Hill college Mobile a typewriter carriage spring broke and no repair shop was available. A student rigged a cord and a spool modified with bolts and washers to substitute the spring, allowing the stenographer to continue typing until a proper fix could be found.
A practical test uses a table knife and white paper. Rub tea to powder, brush away dust and inspect the paper with the naked eye. Artificially colored tea shows vivid Prussian blue spots in the paper fibers, unmistakable and distinct from natural stains.
A Connecticut woman joins an English American artist party ascending Mont Blanc. While the group murmurs at the sublime view she remains silent then proclaims My, ain t it high. A collage of quote snippets and character sketches follows, including a Balkan affairs remark by Simeon Ford and a humorous Brown household scene.
The article compares Diagram A and Diagram Bb for base burner construction, arguing they limit heat and radiating area. It promotes Diagram D, the Hoosier Flue System, as superior with unobstructed combustion flow, strong radiating surfaces, and high heat delivery. It cites widespread use in Wood county schools and urges school boards to assess Waterbury School House methods.
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