Trade pull toward Rudolph buyers draws Stevens Point debate
Stevens Point merchants argue Rudolph residents have long traded here for cash market prices while Grand Rapids offers better stock and trade terms. A road improvement plan is outlined with shared costs to ease transport, aiming to boost fall trade and end the store pay practice blamed on old cashless methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Rudolph
Wood County
Tat Town
Jyinwood
Grand Rapids
Grand Renstead
Grand Rapids Wins Sunday Shootout 172 to 150
The Grand Rapids team defeated the visiting squad 172 to 150 on Sunday. Ten men shot for each side, with Yankie setting the match record by hitting 21 birds. Also noted were W.G. Scott and Oto Gothke of Grand Rapids and Frank Taylor of Neioosa with 20 hits. Detailed scores follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Gus
Yankie
White W.G. Scott
Oto Gothke
Grand Rapids
Frank Taylor
Neioosach Gat
Marriage Licenses in Marshfield and Auburn Areas
The first week of marriages lists Kie Baugoth and Clu Mews of Auburn, B. Wilson of Marshfield with J.B. Seidl and Gertrude I. Hatte berg of Marshfield, Daniel White and Lulu Dain of Marshfield, Sophia Shomes, WSs. Bandelin, and Mr. Sivert Severson of Babcock. Severson plans changes at the hotel and will open a first class bar in connection with it. Mrs. Bandelin purchased the Gatlice residence of Fred Jackson on the west side and will move soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kie Baugoth
Clu Mews
Auburn
A. B. Wilson
Shfield
J.B. Seidl
Gertrude I. Hatteberg
Marshfield
Daniel White
Lulu Dain
Hali
Sophia Shomes
Wss. Bandelin
Sivert Severson
Babcock
Posse
Severson
Bandels
Gatlice
Fred Jackson
Tutture
Prospective Concert to Bring Violin Virtuoso Jacob Reuter
City residents are urged to sign petitions to invite Jacob Reuter, renowned violinist, to perform in the city. Reports praise his Paganini homage and delicate touch, noting crowd acclaim and an encore played with fingers, promising a celebrated musical event.
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Jaows Reuter
Fut Watison
Reuter
Are
Jacob Reuter
Mr. Neuter
Vienstemp
Paganini
Renter
Bell Consecration for Catholic Church Planned Sunday
On Sunday afternoon August 25 a new bell will be consecrated at the Catholic church. Bishop Messmer of Green Bay will lead a mass at 9 or 10, then a high mass with a sermon by the bishop. The consecration is expected around 3 o’clock with many priests present. The 1400 pound bell, bought by the Young Ladies Sociality, cost about 300 dollars and was made by Buckeye Bell Foundry in Cincinnati. It bears inscriptions honoring Saint Joseph and the Blessed Virgin Mary with local sponsors named in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messmer
Green Bay
van Noosmien
Catho- Heehnrel
Buckeye Bell Foundry
Cincinnati
G.k. Vien Noosmaler
Heclesiae
T. Svliatbeleh
Rourke
Heclesiae Ardibis
Teon Ar- Tineh
Helen Conway
Joseph Gout
Sebastian G. Messner
G. J. van Rousmalen
Correction on Wood County bridge report misstates condition
The article acknowledges an error in reporting the temporary bridge as unsafe. It notes the train over the new bridge Saturday night was the first to cross and that the western section had been in use for about six weeks with M. Furs as assistant engineer in charge of construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Ty Stary
Wai. M. Furs Asst
Conatruetiush
Stu
Fragmented OCR Note on Postal Service Facilities and Trade
Fragmented text discusses better facilities and postal service issues, mentioning a regional group, business impact, and a transport line. References to amish communities, a world scent team, and concerns about trains are vague and poorly legible. No clear events or dates emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repuiyl
Daily Mail
Ihey
St. Pawl
Tax Commissioners Meet Agenda for County Taxation Session
Tax commissioners meet to discuss county taxation and revenue rules. They plan to hear public input and consider proposals, aiming for a fair system and timely decisions at the session. The meeting seeks to ensure residents understand the tax process and the commissions' actions.
Law, Chief and deputy admit illegal prairie chicken killing
Plainfield Chief of Police John A. G and Max H. Doetitz were brought to justice by Deputy Game Warden Pfeifer for killing prairie chickens out of season. They pleaded guilty, were fined 13 and costs each, and faced criticism for colluding with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. G
Plainfield
Max H. Doetitz
Pfeifer
Tiken
Cooper
Ilegally
Baena
Amie
Wimasell
Capirs
Presser
Goult
Pis Gentlomin
Mr. Pfeifer
Stoud
Messrs
Gunlt and
Doenity
Donally
Delevan Muterprise Publisher Reviews Central Wisconsin City
Us Ii J Scott reports from a Central Wisconsin city and estimates Grand Rapids as a future hub. He notes harnessed river power will support factories and railroads will spur growth. Crops look good and rain is favorable, with many positives about local business and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Scott
Delevan Muterprise
Cay Rapids
Centeaie
Loider
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
Wien
A Chance for Campers Near Sunnyside River Site
An accessible eighteen acre tract offers ideal camping space across from Sunnyside, on Ye Win consid river, with wooded grounds and ample room for picnics and gatherings. Access during the day or twilight, suitable for small to mid size group outings and recreation near the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Heer
Eire
Unclear fragment Title
Unclear fragment text. unable to determine readable facts or entities for summary.
Divorce notice bans Pauline Houston from dwelling
August 3 1001 Wittian Houston forbids all persons from trusting or harboring his wife Pauline Houston alleging desertion and contrivances while a separate notice states houses along the Princeton and Northwestern railway right of way at South Centralia are subject to sale with inquiries directed to FE Kellner Hl for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Houston
Wittian Houston
Princeton & Northwestern
South Cestralia
EL Kellner
New Second Hand Store Opens With Quirky Signs
A garbled retail notice announces a second hand store run by J Smugker. The readable bits mention selling various items and a planned opening near a place called Dunst Whaat. The text is severely unclear but points to a local shop event.
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M.A. Soroser
John McGloin
M.A. Bogoger
Business College
Green Bay, Wis
Quintal
B. Potter
Centralia
Centralia Hardware CO
Groaod Rapida
MTU
OLED
Sita
York
Nekaosa
Gui
Mehop Meaumer of
Mit
Plaintield
Earth
East
Gide
Matice
J. Smugker
Hines Hive
Tentyhaber Siuckley
East Side Ward School
W. A. Keyes
Lion Coffee
Paskaga
Cora Quilty Oanl
Sarea
Uvibnne
Mle
Moo Slatteri
Slattery
Atadtsom Medicine Co
Madison
Wis
Ketchum
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