Old-Sight or Presbyopia and the Glasses Solution
The article explains presbyopia as a common eye defect from aging caused by lens hardening. It notes onset around age forty to forty five, recommends weak power glasses then, and suggests changing lenses about every two years. It urges timely use despite pride, citing faster eyesight decline if delayed.
Wisconsin cranberry growers meet at experimental station
The Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association held a large summer meeting at the Gaynor Blackstone experimental station on Tuesday. A big dinner fed about 254 attendees. officials praised the program and noted expected U S cranberry crops around 295 000 barrels with Wisconsin up about 25 percent and eastern states shrinking about 100 000 barrels. Committee members were appointed to draft a law branding barrels by grower, fruit quality, and packing standards.
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Sand Hill
Asout
Lien
Menzel Mned
Briere
Fitch
United States
Wisconsin
A.C. Bennett
John A.gaynor
Canada
Messrs
F. A. Gaynor
A. E. Benedett
S. X. Whittlesey
Chaney
Peycke Brothers
A. R. Whitson
Department of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Irrigation Methods Discussed for Berry Culture Visit
Mr. Whitson visited to learn irrigation methods used in berry culture and plans a several day stay. Information gathered may aid public use later. Pickers will be paid 4 cents per bushel with a 5 cent bonus for full season. A berry journal was discussed but not yet started. resolutions endorsed the project. Harvest is expected to begin around September 5.
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Whitson
Te University
Ori
Wis
Filipino veterans visit Grand Rapids men at display
From the Philippines Geore K Houston and J Galygan of Grand Rapids are in the city with their friend Huestis of Ye Russ Lyon. They show relics from Cuba the Philippines and China including a sea cremation urn a Boxer’s sheath a collection of bolos daggers and knives and bows with poisoned arrows. Carrie Nation skulls and bones accompany the items. The exhibition opens tomorrow at Gus Nats drug store after a viewing at Dr Lyon’s office.
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Geore K. Houston
J. Galygan
Grand Rapids
Huestis
Russ Lyon
Galygan
Mr. Houston
Houston
Philippines
Gilyvan
Cuba
San Juan
Pacific
Honolulu
Orient
Trouston
Lyon
Norrow
Gus. Nats
Mie
China
Dead Sea
Carrie Nation
Carrie
Wausau Record
Gun Club Scores From Sunday Shoot
Members of the gun club held three 25 bird events with G W Mason leading in all. Notable scores include Ll M Wash 22 and W A Oru 25 in the second event, and W W G Scott 45 in the third. The club may limit shoots this season due to hunting season and may erect a clubhouse next year to allow weekday shoots for those with religious scruples.
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Gun Club
G. W. Mason
Ts. M. Nash
W.J. Conway
W. G. Scott
S. Gardner
W. A. Drimb
Church
Ll. M. Wash
Death of Three Year Old Helen Burns in City
Helen Burns, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Burns of Iola, died Friday night in the city from scarlet fever complications after a brief recovery. The family had been visiting here when the illness struck, and Mr Burns works as an engineer in Iola. John Dengler's Capital for 5 cents is a gentleman's smoke.
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Helen Burns
Helen
Walter Burns
Marshfield Convention Delivers County Nominees and Actions
The Republican convention in Marshfield nominated a county slate including register of deeds and county clerk candidates, endorsed Senator Spoeder, and elected delegates to the senatorial convention. Other items cover coal supply concerns, a bridge contract, water works testing, Democratic caucus notes, and random local notices.
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Wood County
Marshfield
IL. Wipperman
I. O. Ingraham
Wd. Dumas
Randy Ayers
B.C. Ketchum
Win. Hooper
Spoeder
United States
Cady
J. Navis
Richfield
Prat A. Cady
Grand Rapids
Lhe
Wai. Hooper
Nekoosa
WA. Uphau
LS. Renne
Jacob Kearles
C. A. Paduwils
Cleck
Gust
Pereimos
Smith
Berg
Lindahl
Ebbe
Lester
Jacob Lust
Milladore
Luke Pitts
Pittsville
Theodore W. Braywity
O. J. Lev
Robert Morris
Arpin W
A. Wi. Palch
B.M. Vaughn
A.E. Walch
Andrew
Rebt
Morris
George Varney
Leu
Len
Winaller
Falch
W. D. Connor
A. Cady
Win, Hooper
Ed Dumas
B. Winch
S. Baily
EB. Bichsteadt
Shas. Ecklund
A. T- Fontaine
Wisconsin
Scott’s Slayer Held
Walter Scott slayer W. J. Stebbings released on twenty thousand dollar bond. Jury found no charge of crime but recommended holding him as responsible for Mr. Scott’s death.
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Walter Scott
W. J. Stebbings
Cotonsr
Stebbings
Mr. Scott
White Pine Cones Wanted in Sturgeon Bay
Classified ad notes ripe white pine cones wanted with request for prices and full particulars. Mentions Evergreen Nursey Company of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. Ends with a wispy line about a pretty girl in an alpine hat and a Sailor brim, then a plug for Rocky Mountain Tea by Johnson and Hilt Co.
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Sturgeon Bay, Wis
Diel
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