Central Wisconsin Holstein meeting to be held at Auburndale
The Central Wisconsin Holstein Association will hold its annual summer meeting at J. C. Wieffer’s farm in Auburndale on Friday. Speakers include Prof. W. W. Clark, J. Schroeder, and Geo. Cummings. A dairy cow judging demonstration and social picnic will follow with free votes and conveyances from the farm. The event aims to promote dairy farming and interest in Holstein cattle.
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Central Wisconsin Holstein Association
J. C. Wieffer
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J. Schroeder
Kucme
Geo. Cummings
Hai Claire
Wisconsin Agriculturist
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Gummlings
O. J. Leu
J. C. Kieffer
Rainy spring ushers barn dance and weddings in town
Community notes report a barn dance at Frank Young’s on June 21 with all invited, and a Catholic church wedding in town for Albert Peterson of Steel and Milas Ha Marsenn with reception at the groom’s parents’ home in Sigel. Also mentioned are visits, illnesses, and local gatherings as well as rampant measles and grasshoppers affecting farmers.
Kronholm and locals gather in Sigel surroundings
Sigel Mes Em Kronholm returned home last week from Merrill where she has been visiting her son Wm. Kronholm and wife. Miss Floy Berg spent last week at Grand Rapids. Rev. Becker of Hay Lake Wisconsin delivered a sermon at the Chas Blomquist home on Monday night. Robert and Bertha Berg of Grand Tap'ds were guests at the Herg home here last week. Miss Agda Lindstrom came home on Monday from a visit at Chicago. Edward Kronhalm leaves this week for Chicago for a brief visit. Mr. Rann of Milwaukee called here on Monday. Mrs. Sven Holm and children of Rockford arrived Saturday to visit. Herman Peterson is employed at Messrs Eric and Edwin Berg at Elm Lake on Tuesday.
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Merrill
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Holm
Floy Berg
Grand Rapids
Rev. Becker
Hay Lake
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Chas. Blomquist
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Bertha Berg
Grand Tap
Herg
Agda Lindstrom
Chicago
Edward Kronhalm
Rann
Milwaukee
Sven Holm
Rockford
Stop Drinking and Reclaim Your Nerves with Neal Institute
An advertising appeal urges drinkers to quit alcohol and restabilize by the Neal Drink Habit Treatment. It claims alcohol poisons the nervous system and promises a hypodermic-free method via the Neal Home Treatment. Milwaukee Neal Institute, Dept. 22, State and Seventeenth streets, Milwaukee, Wis.
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Tribune Subscribership Note Sparks Reader Support
A brief appeal urges readers to add subscriptions to strengthen the Tribune’s delivery and coverage. The message stresses that every new subscriber helps improve reporting, local pages, and community access to news.
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Tribune
Roads in Gad Shape for Auto Travel
A letter from Louis Amundson, Wood County Highway Commissioner, warns drivers of heavy vehicles to avoid the Grand Rapids to Pittsville route due to active culvert work and a closed Cranberry Creek bridge. He cites alternative arches via Klondike and Gaynor’s marshes and notes a ten day road suspension on the Yellow River bridge road near Lincoln and Rock. He urges readers to consult local papers for updates.
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Eye and Ear Surgeon Practice Ad At Riverview Hospital
W Melvisi Ruckis announces practice limited to eye ear and nose throat services at Riverview Hospital. Office located in Wead County Bank Building with telephone number 254.
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Orson P Cochran Piano Tuner Ad
Orson P Cochran Piano Tuner offers best work guaranteed call 233 or visit 447 Third Avenue North. Bicycle riders prohibited on sidewalks in Biron with $1 fine and costs. Village license on dogs and bitches set at 1 and 2 dollars payable by August 1st to village officers.
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Village Notice Prohibits Tethered Cattle on Biren Streets
Notice to owners of cattle in Biren prohibits leaving horses cows sheep swine calves or neat cattle tethered in streets or alleys. First offense carries a $1 fine. repeated offenses lead to cattle being taken up by the village marshal. Village Board officers: Chr ie Oleson president and W Barton clerk.
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Biard
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J J Jeffrey Lawyer Loans and Collections Office
J J Jeffrey operates a law practice handling loans and collections with a focus on commercial and probate matters. The office is located across from Church's drugstore and reachable by telephone at 251.
Attorney GEO. Lb. William at Law Office in Wood Block
Legal notice lists attorney GEO Lb William of an office above the Wood Block in Great Rapids Wisconsin and a bank building. It mentions telephone contact and hours of operation as welcome by phone M10 to arrange services.
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This Man Did Not Forget Victoria Monro Satisfaction
A short ad copy notes two reasons for a pleased smile: enjoying good food and the trust of women who use Victoria Monro products. It urges readers to believe friends and neighbors who endorse the brand.
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