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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

4

Probate for John G Timm estate hearings set

Wisconsin Wood County probate court orders Mintle Timm executrix to present and have examined her final account. A special term is scheduled at the Grand Rapids probate office on February 17 1920 at 10 00 AM. Notice of the hearing and residue distribution to interested persons to be published for three successive weeks in the Grand Rapids Tribune.

State OF Wisconsin Wood County Court John G. Timm Mintle Timm Donm G Timm Rem Grand Rapids Creditohs Wood County P. F. Bean Grand Rauids Hansen Dow W. J. Conway Morten Madsen Michael Madsen M. Pugsland Circuit Court Casis C. W. Bluett Chas EB. Brieve William KR. Standish Wood Roy Standish Orville Standish William R. Standish Carey Fouse G d Rapids W.J. Conwax Jeffrey Wilseansis Casale Canning Court House Cty Walter P. Canning Grand Mambrecht & Casking Attys

Stockholders Elect Directors At Seneca Garners Cheese Factory

At the annual meeting last Wednesday, stockholders elected Charles Klevene A Schroeder Wm Ehlert J B Ostermeyer and W Bottinsak as directors. J H Ostermeyer named president Wm Ehlert secretary and W Hottensak treasurer. A whey separator study was approved with a committee to report later. The year’s finances showed a satisfactory result with 1.5 million pounds of milk handled in 1919.

Seneca Garners Charles Klevene A Schroeder Wm. Ehlert J.B. Ostermeyer W. Bottinsak J. H. Ostermeyer W. Hottensak P. Condo J. Miller Chas. Bronson Benton Wis S. S Jackson Charles Tudolph Wendell Ostermoeyer Clarence Wagner Janesville Edward Marie

Mrs Charney Drager Pioneer Settler Dies at Saratoga

Mrs Charney Drager, an early settler of Saratoga, died at W. Marine’s home Sunday evening from heart trouble. W. Marin, mail carrier on route 6, was ill last week and H. Reiman filled in. Irene Lundberg and Fern Knutson shopped in Grand Rapids Saturday. George Rosley has been sick this past week.

Charney Drager W. Marine W. Scheer W. Marin H. Reiman Irene Lundberg Fern Knuteson Grand Rapids George Rosley Tgick F. W. Parks Jano Parke Romanza Parks Parks Matie Richardson Ethel Spice Walter Beck H. A. Thomas Madison Wood County Planning Committee Charles LeRoux Louis Stratton Belew Lang Post Ofice Milladore Jose Lang Louis Lemke Otto Zerneke Smith Sigel

Local residents report jobs moves and social visits

Charles Parker now works as sign painter at the mill. Matt Konenowski joined the mill staff. Percy Kempfert and others attended an first aid meeting in Stevens Point and Mosinee. Mrs. Welton hosted a birthday party with many ladies in attendance. Others visited Port Edwards and Bae Weavers big day while several residents were noted as ill or shopping in town.

Charles Parker Ches Fred Eberhardt Carl Akey Andrew Galgaoski Percy Kempfert iGeo Fisher Stevens Point Matt Konenowski Mosinee W. J. Fobart Alvich Sehank P. Kempfart Baby Port Edwards J. H. Welton Frank Gokey Horaca Weaver Gokey Bae Weavers A. L. Akey Bat Sharkay Lester Irble Rayonne Beadle Leland Rocheleau Wren

Death of Mrs Frankie Akey at Archie Ghounard home

The town mourns the death of Mrs Frankie Akey who died suddenly Saturday night after hospital admission earlier that day. Funeral held at St Philomena's church with burial in the cemetery. Sympathies extended to the bereaved family.

Frankie Akey Archie Ghounard Your City Hd Sharkey Port Edwards Wic Fatelle Eddie Nic Bhailie John Wilkins Milwaukee Chicago Kujawa W. J. Clark Arthur Rockwood George Rivers Bat Sharkey Gladys Ratelle Janesville Henry Scott Ernie Doughty Brighman Fulda Brillion Wis Akey rMs. Chas. Karnitz Aker Igadore Livernash Wausau Frank Aley N. G. Rateile

Local Notes From Auburndale and Surroundings

A roundup of family visits and hometown movements. H Sitracker and daughter Inez from Thorpe plan Modesto as future home. Mrs J F Kennedy and several Misses visited Marshfield. Betty Sheerin and Agnes Grabe toured Marshfield Stevens Point. workers head to Ne koosa for jobs. Florence Lowe and Alice Kennedy to Milwaukee. a six pound girl born to Henry and Mrs Lutz. Burton G Fox family ill. town chairman D H Parks attends state road and bridge meeting in Madison. Miss Elizabeth Mase visits Stevens Point. Walter Clussman and Maude Miller wed in Amherst. Orrin Clendenning aids his ill mother in Madison.

Mra H. Sitracker Inez Thorpe A. N. McPherson Modesto Cal J.F. Kennedy Louise Grube Anna McMahon Alice Kennedy Florence Lowe Marshfield Betty Sheerin Emima Olson Spencer Thomas O'Brien Alfred Baiers Franklin Williams Nekooza Milwaukee Agnes O’brien Stratford Agnes’ Grabe Stevens Point O—O Henry Lutz Orrin Pike Nekoosa Charles Slack Rhinelander Harry Burton G. Fox D. H. Parks Madison Parks Portage County Elizabeth Mase Walter Clussman Maude Miller Amherst Myrtle Summers Cecil Miller Walter Charles Clussman Orrin Clendenning J. Clendenning

Local notes from East Nekoosa and Babcock community

East Nekoosa reports horse losses, winter relocation of a horse owner, and travel notes to Necedah Bab cock and surrounding areas. Shoppers in Grand Rapids and social calls are noted along with recent farm sales and moves to Chicago. MLS and farm land purchases near railroad tracks are mentioned with local flu cases and a promotion about Red Oak salt-using pinsake flour.

Nekoosa Charles Larsen Henry Blood Hag Nekodéga Peter Fleas Babcock Geo. Winker Grand Rapids Winker Ralph B. Roberts Walter Teesser

Died of heart trouble Mrs Chas Draeger of Saratoga

Mrs Chas Draeger of the town of Saratoga died at her home Monday morning from heart trouble. She was one of the oldest settlers. funeral services were held Wednesday at the Kellner Lutheran Church with Rev Rathke officiating and burial in Kellner cemetery. The item notes other local family movements, illnesses, and community events including visits, schooling, and a snowbound Northwestern train.

Chas. Draeger Saratoga Draeger Kellner Rathke Harles Stinke Miwwaukee Mr. Johnson Grand Rapids Edwin John Nipsey Robert Hanneman W. H. Witt G. H. Munroe Crystal Munroe Albert Timmle George Kruger Wilbur Saeger Mr. Saeger Fred Saeger Erna Arndt Paul Arndt Ruth Rathke Sigel Manka Novak Granger Archie van Gorder Aug Miller Mill Qwaukee Lieser Vetter Wm. Gaulke John Hastings Fred Gussel John Hanneman

Red Clover Seed Quality Warned by Wisconsin Official

W W Clark county agent reports state department warning farmers about inferior red clover and mixed seed from American Mutual Seed Co and A Berry Seed Co. Samples show high weed content, inert matter, and low pure clover seed. Pinnacle brand offers higher quality and better stands. inspectors urge testing and refunds.

State Department Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture American Mutual Seed Co Chicago A. A. Berry Seed Co Clarinda Iowa American Mutual Pinnacle Zedh W. W. Clark

No preaching service at Bell School House Sunday

There will be no preaching service at the Bell School House next Sunday February 1 as Rev Meillinke has been called to Watrous Sask to attend his mother’s funeral.

Bell School Meilicke Tra Watrous Sask

Local notes on carriers and visits in Altordorf area

The column lists mail carrier sickness, substitutions on routes, and travel plans. Mr Rockwood is ill but wished speedy recovery, with Mr Robinson covering route 3. Several residents such as Sophia Schilter and Mrs Rose Komatz visit Grand Rapids and Dubuque trips are noted. Huser Bros. bought a golfer mill and crusher. Herman Arnold works for A Searls and Son.

Altdorf Rockwood Robinson Art Viertel Dubuque Iowa Sophia Schilter Grand Rapids Rose Komatz Leo Son Earle Jose Schilter Huser Bros Herman Arnold A. Searls & Son

Wisconsin cucumber industry shows large state output

Wisconsin led with 604 acres of cucumbers and 470052 bushels produced in 2915, 22 percent of U S total, while 78 of 88 factories reported yields of 63 bushels per acre. The nationwide crop rose, Wisconsin contributing 16 percent of the total supply for 1920 amid probate notices and foreclosures in Wood County and Grand Rapids.

Wisconsin United States Bureau of Crop Estimates

Fragmentary Names From the Atomamih Lab Report

Unclear OCR lists names and terms across a fragmentary item. The readable pieces reference a laboratory context with potential references to chemical work and individuals, but concrete actions, dates, or outcomes are not discernible.

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Om, Wheelin Conway Milarney Tre Nx W. Calkins Telephone T+ aatrich Hambrecht & Calkins Ontee Appuatta Wood County National Bank Grand Ruplels W. H. Getts Real Wetate Loangane Insurance Ww. E. Wheelan Wood Block East Side Orson P. Cochran Piano Tuner Kruger & Wheeelan Fists 1St Street North 3. K. Goodrich J. P. Norton Ytel Goggins, Brazeau & Goggins MacKinnon Block Weee Reol DODES C. R. Moore Gill the Times D. D. Conway Dank J. J. Jeffrey Losng and Collections Church's W. Melvin Ruckle Feyi Earavi Riverview Hospital Wood County Bank GEO. W. Baker & Son Third Street J. R. Ragan Spafford Building John Brazer Wee Ee Seneca Road Rudolph Aane Sherry T A. Wiken Marnshield Gustave Manthei Althe Romanzo Parka Arpin Lhet Tom Davia Miss Griffith Frank Drolinger John Jones Sherry Jas. Lochner George Lochner Stork Lang's Hall Pankratz Orchestra Brinkman Minnesota Romanzo Parks Dodgeville Ftwo Herman Jantz Jake Drollinger Walter Heineman Parrish Leo Drollinger Eddie LeRoux John Thomas Elmer Whitney Mr. Fewings Dorothy LeRoux Mary Davis O—Meehan AO Mrs. Mohle Fred Shroeder Ferry Farm Arthur Winker Necedah Ella Daniels Eugenes’ Darling Shipcton Daniela Morse Arthur Abliter L. Ward H. van Wormer Minnie Kruger Cranmoor Mather L. Stage T. Law Law Ben Karbowski F. Nowak R. Kruger Dr. Mosse Clark Lilia Balm Badger State J. Jeffrey Cirenie Burton L. Brown First National Bank Louis Sis DRS. Fairfield, Bartran & CO Clinic Green Bay, Wts Fairfield Ruewery Leaber Srica Meert and Kisplert Orthopedics Ron Teyn Kar. Noa and Thrept Glannen Pte Battran Dikoner Mike Kubisiak Grand Rapids, Wis Dairy Association Company UKE Lyodapvills Otto’s Pharmacy Rexall Store L. Schwab J. Stoler Rudolph, Wisconsin Ford Jensen & Anderson Ford Dealers
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