Nekoosa Neighbors Face Theft and Fire Incidents
A report from Nekoosa details tramps stealing goods from farmers in front of stores, owned by Frank Ross and Henry Ostrucet, who were captured and punished. A fire damaged a sulphite tank roof at Nekensa Paper Co, estimated at 20 dollars, sparked by an electric wire. Nearby, locals attend social events, repairs, and community notices, including visits to Grand Rapids and upcoming New Year celebrations at Brooks Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ross
Henry Ostraucet
Marshfield News Roundup of Local Events and Notices
Mrs W H Upham asks Quarles to block statehood for Armond and New Mexico without anti polygamy clause. Fred Beell defeats Emil Klank in Neenah wrestling match and may tour east. Willard Schaefer fined for quarantine violations. Miss Floy Phillie hosts song and piano recital at Deming hall. A J Snell seeks party invite amid stomach pains with James Colic remedy anecdote. Real estate agent Laurence moved to Loyal, seeks private sanitarium for health.
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W. H. Upham
Womans Christan Temperance Union
Wis
Quarles
Armond
New Mexico
Poligaumy
W.G. RU
Bunbers
Fred Beell
Marshfield
Emil Klank
Neenah
Salis
Geell
Milwaukee Gymasiums
Witliard Schiaefer
Floy Phillie
Grand Rapids
Deming Hall
Phillie
Laurence
Loyal
Wisconsin Pension Dispute Seeks Medical Review and Local Trials
The article covers Mr. Brown pursuing a pension claim for increased benefits by submitting a medical examination to the pension bureau, and the bureau rejecting evidence obtained outside their process. It also notes reorganization plans for Wall River Telephone of Ashkesh, a murder- and assault-related sentencing in Marathon County, and the closing of Bank of Westby amid insolvency.
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Theobot Uaian
Coacitien
Webster Bewanelander
Dee
Brown
Toutmissioner
Gosage
Oac
Gasa
Pension Bureau
Wall River Telephone Company
Ashkesh
Yast
Wolf River Company
Bell
Oshkush
William Yonker
Ilverthorn
Springer
Che
Frank Gueke
Green Bay
Yound
United States
Leake
Frank Wylie
Stevens Point
Lhe
Bank of Westby
Westby
Vernon County
Taxauiner M. C. Bergh
Marinette County
Wake Tho
Marinette
Joseph Jonwnek
Bera
Marathon County
Charles Sehtait
Jon. Paulus
Wisconsin
Neillsville
Ape
Arnica Salve Noted for War Era Ails at Daly's Drug
Soldiers praised Bucklen's Arnca Salve for scratches bruises wounds corns sore feet and stiff joints during the last war. It also helps Burns scalds boils and piles. Price likely 25 cents. sale at John B Daly's drug store on July 25.
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John BH
Daly
Funeral and social notices from Vesper and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Joseph White and family and Michael Kane attended the funeral of Mary Johnson at Grand Rapids on Sunday. F W Merrel departed Sunday and will go to Chicago for an operation. Mrs Chas Trentel and Miss Jima Treutel spent Friday in Grand Rapids. Mrs John Hessler and daughter Ethel shopped in the city on Tuesday. Nellie Victory a Vesper teacher left for Red Granite to spend holidays with her parents. Cards announce the marriage of Miss Mary Lidic to Waller Treuter on Monday Dec 29. John Flanagan sold his trotter Buttermilk Jack to Mr King at Grand Rapids. Miss Tazie McCamley visiting her parents at Grand Rapids. Rev Father Van Seyer of Rudolph passed through Vesper on his way home from Pittsville. Albert Fredericks Jos Lydelic and Kid Platigan went to Grand Rapids Saturday. Miss Lena Qto visited friends in Grand Rapids a few days. AL Laherson of Marshfield was a caller in Vesper on Friday. C F Heiser drove to Pittsville Saturday. John Randel sent to Grand Rapids on Monday.
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Joseph White
Faily
Michael Kane
Mery Johnson
Grand Napids
F.W. Merrel
Chicago
Chas. Trentel Widh
Mary Lidic
Waller Treuter
John Flanagan
Mr. King
Grand Rapids
Taazie McCamley
Grand Rapid
van Seyer
Rudolph
Pittsville
Albert Fredericks
Jos, Lydelic
Kid Platigan
Lena Qto
Rapids
AL. Laherson
Marshfield
Cailer
Vesper
C.F. Heiser
John Randel
Aionday
Telephone Ring No 398 Listing Ting Sales
An ad notes multiple telephone rings and promotes a Ting product line with emphasis on value. It invites readers to visit or call A BP Hirzy for orders and inquiries.
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Hirzy
Baraboo Dance Night Sparks Community Fun
Local note recounts Baraboo Saturday dance with music by Hinckett's band, celebrates school entertainment Friday, and notes attendance by G. W. Lyotts and wife at Nels Johnson funeral in Grand Rapids. Reports a theft at T. Styles home last week and a newborn baby boy for the Baker family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heary
Aciber
Hinckett
Band of
T. Styles
G. W. Lyotts
Grand Rapids
Nels Johnson
Otto Wipperman
Alice Akers
Win. Plunkett
New Lisbor
G. W. Loyans
Eva Miller
Baker
Cevant toelly Loo wpantpa Cough Remedy Endorsed
An elderly resident endorses Atioad Itt Medicine Anatap 1 and GH u's Cough Remedy as effective after two months of severe coughing. Mr. W.C. Woekner recommended it, with others urged to try the remedy. Sold by Johnson & TM Co and Woe County Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Woekner
Woekner
Johnson & TM Co
Woe County Drug Co
Death of Minnie Jorcks Shocks Local Friends
Word arrived Sunday of Minnie Jorcks’s sudden death at this place. She was a daughter of G. J. and a friend says the news is a sad blow. Also noted are notices of drainage petitions, local events, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives in Milwaukee and nearby towns.
Warranted Syrup of War refund guaranty card
Abe and partners offer a money back guarantee on a medicinal syrup if it fails to cure coughs. They promise refunds plus 2 25 cent bottles to prove satisfaction or full refund. J Y Daly and Johnson & Hill Co.
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Abe
J. Y. Daly and Johnson & Hill Co
Rudolph Miss Hayes Called to Nekosky for Ill Brother
Rudolph notes Miss Hayes staying with the Duncans was summoned to Nekso sy on Monday due to her brother's serious illness. Miss Provost, a Dist No 1 Sigel teacher, treated pupils to a candy pull and a sleigh ride last Friday. Funeral services for Nels Johnson were held in Grand Rapids. Noekosh citizens consider attending the New Year’s ball at Junction City. Anna Blair of Nekoosa spends holidays at home. Will Bratton is home for the holidays.
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Hayes
Joe Duncan
Nekcosy
Provost
Dist
Sigel
Nels Johnson
Grand Rapids
Junction City
Anna Blair
Honest Statement on Cough Cure at Lincoln IL
Mr Willam Acton of 212 Fourth St Lincoln Illinois testifies his daughter suffered a severe cough and lung cold. After using Warts Horehound and Horehound relief followed by cure in under two weeks. He recommends Warts Toney and Horehound to anyone with deep seated cough or cold. Sold by Sim Church druggist. Fred Moser of Arpin faced arson charge at Getts court. Case dismissed. William Kruger appeared before Judge Crofteany for a matter, case dismissed.
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Willam Acton
Fourth St. Lincoln, Il
Sim Church
Fred Moser
Arpin
Judes Getts
Moser
Atpin
Kruger
Crofteany
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