Forest Junction neighbors and local happenings
Mrs John Beinler hosts at Forest Junction with Genter family visiting. A barn at Paul Fontaine’s farm was struck by lightning, killing three cows and a steer. Rhinelander mourns the death of Albert Winger from typhoid fever. Community sympathy extended. Local seniors attend M W A picnic in Necedah. others visit relatives nearby. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Barney Van Ket. Catarrh advert describes Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming blood purification and mucous surface healing as a treatment option.
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John Beinler
Forest Junction
Genter
Myr. Beluiler
Paul Fontain
Andrew Winger
Rhinelander
Albert
Winger
Barney van Ket
Fred Logan
Geo
Hamut
Hall
J. Care, & Co
Toledo
Price Fac
Sherry brides Jen Cowell wedding to Oscar Cinderdine
On June 11 at the Cowell home the marriage of Jen Cowell to Oscar Cinderdine was performed by Rev. W J Agnew. The community looks forward to the Fourth celebration with the Milladore brass band and attractions. Several local residents attend events and relocate or travel, including Miss Ella Rhodes visiting Mukwonago and Mrs C W Abby and children moving to Baraboo. The Board of Review schedules June 30 at the town hall. Edward Whitney built a new barn and A D Kelley visited Amherst on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Cowell
Jen
Oscar Cinderdine
W. J. Agnew
Our Boys
Auburndale
Sherry
Ella Rhodes
Mukwonago
C. W. Abby
Baraboo
Linsie Bever
Wausau
the Board of Review
J. J. Iverson
Marshfield
Edward Whitney
A. D. Kelley
Amherst
Uusiness
A Liberal Offer for Free Stomach and Liver Tablets
The undersigned will give a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to anyone seeking a reliable remedy for disorders of the stomach and constipation. It is a new remedy and a good one. Johnson & Hill Co Wood Co Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Johnson & Hill Co, Wood Co, Drug Co
Polish Catholic picnic and local notices in a dusty column
A jumble of dated items mentions a Polish Catholic church annual picnic on a Thursday in July, a district school closing in June, and various names and ailments. It reads like a fragmented 19th century community column with brief notices on people, places, and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Schrod
Polish Catholi Church
Distri
Andrey Duke
Gartner
Vesper News Tells of Local People and Events
The Vesper column lists residents visiting, traveling, and local happenings including Mrs Hore, Mrs Gece Ot Bertha Koze, Mrs Henry Tregtel’s return from Eagle, Mr John Flanagan unloading McCormick machinery, Clarence Searls and Maud visiting the White House, Mr Page leaving for Chicago, Miss May White closing a term of school in Arpin, George Hawi on business from Grand Rapids, Otto Was and John Sanders moving, Mrs Rogell’s visit, James Mason on business, N Goldsworthy selling nine lots, Michael Vincent visiting, Anton Sparks closing a saloon, and a reader in New Lebanon praising Chamberlain's Pain-Ba y advertised in Dayton Volkszeitung. It ends with a testimonial about Pain-Ba y from a Dayton reader and druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Flanagan
McCormick Asachinery
Clarence Searls
Maud
Netlie Victory
White House
Mr. Page
Goodby
Chicago
Miss May White
Arpin
Gro. Otto
John 2. Sanders
Benson
Nekoosa Residents Buy and Sell Local Properties
Frank Brazeau purchases the Prospect street property once owned by John George and Ed Brazeau buys the former Frank Brazeau property. August Dents leaves for Wausau to study at Boyle Business college after a week with his parents. Margaret Nash, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nash, dies of diphtheria. Local visitors from Grand Rapids and Green Bay stop by. Nekoosa baseball team plays Merrill, losing 2 to 18. Various residents travel to Milwaukee, Grand Rapids, and Maniton for business and visits.
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Frank Brazeau
Prospect Street
John George
Ed Brazeau
August Dents
Wausau
The
Boyle Business College
Frank Nash
Margaret
T. &. Mullen
Grand Rapids
Mitchell Joannes
Green Bay
Nekoosa
Merrill
Port Edwards Infant Dies After Short Illness
PORT EDWARDS seven months old son of O W Dadyre died Friday afternoon from spinal seminiptis after about a week of illness. Mr Dodge has suffered the loss of wife and child within the week and receives community sympathy. Steven Bragean, home from Ann Arbor medical college for summer, visited in town. John Jarvis bought a half interest in ice from J F Deyo for 2150. W E Edwards of Grand 6 has been guest of Mr and Mrs WAA Brazeau the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Dadyre
Steven Bragean
Ann Arbor
John Jarvis
J. F. Deyo
Grand 6
Waa
Brazeau
Saved from an Awful Fate by Dr King's Men Discovery
Mrs A M Smields of Chandersburg Pennsylvania recounts a six month sickness caused by Hay Fever and Asthma. She credits Dr King's Men Discovery with her complete recovery describing it as the safest cure for throat and lung diseases including colds and bronchial affections. Available at John B Daly with featured bottles and free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Smields
Chandersburg
Learmeddt
John B. Daly
Fred Raymond's The Missouri Girl at Grand Opera House
Fred Raymond presents the comedy drama The Missouri Girl at Grand Opera House on June 23 with a first class production. The show is billed as the funniest comedy on record for several seasons with ticket prices of 25 35 and 50 cents.
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Fred Raymond
Grand Opera House
Raymond G
Cranbrook Social Notes Highlight Summer Visitors
Cranbrook page notes a lively social season with Mr Potter overseeing home improvements and family gatherings. The Bennett Whittlesey and Traders families visit Andrew Searls. Miss Kittie Cahill joins the Whittleseys in Walker and will stay with the Searls for two weeks. Local residents travel to Grand Rapids for lessons and visitors from Nekoosa call on Sunday.
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Bennett, Whittlesey
Traders
Andrew Searls
Kittie Cahill
Whittlesey
Walker
Atty. H. BE. Fitch
Nekousdace
Dorothy
Spea
Dui
Filthy Temples to Tydin and the Si Perkins Play
An ad blocks Dr King New Life Pills at 25c and promotes a royal drama Si Perkins. It notes the show at the Opera House next Thursday June 26 with Sam Burton and Lillie Coleman in lead roles. A noon parade is advertised with ticket prices 10 20 40 and 50 cents.
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Dr. King
John E. Daly
Si Perkins
Unclear verse fragment hints at rocky mountain devotion
The fragmentary text speaks of a wise girl tied to a rocky mountain scene and a vow in a fall season. It mentions devotion, a hopeful heart, and incomplete names. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are present in the readable lines.
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Rocky Mountain
Les
Jebusve
Dog License Time to Pay City Tax Due
The dog tax is due to the city clerk by July 15. After a 25 cent late fee applies. M G Gorbox, City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.G Gorbox
G B and WR Freight and Passenger Report
Fragmentary OCR note outlines freight and passenger movements with destination notations and arrival references. Key entities include No.7 No.4 and Wo.K. and an ALT Et Age reference. specifics remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Rum
Local Trade Advertises Tin Ware and Rubber Goods
We buy and sell tin ware stoves rubber goods and all kinds of items at high prices. Highest bids paid. Address near Lefebvre's West River and Tin Bra. Door ward of Tin Bra. Lefebvre's.
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Lefebvre
O. F. Ward
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Milladore Brass Band
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Throp
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Gece
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Hove
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Ella
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Eagle
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New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volksaeitung
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Johnson & Hill Co
Wood Co. Drug Co
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Milwaukee
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Mars
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Ralph Smith
Altport Souis
Dorothy Birch
Nean
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Guy Potter
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Scott and Loley
Ada Putter
Grad Rapids
James Gi
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Johnson & Mill Company
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Laramie
E. C. Ketchum
B. M. Vaughan
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Grand Rays
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Grand Rapids, Wis
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Ali Yal
Wabbard
Ajax
Drug Department
Just
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Johnson & Hill
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J. Smuckler
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