Local Notices From A Rural County Board Meeting
A town treasurer La place of Frank Sweet resigned and moved to Oshkosh. Sophia Schitter visits parents Mr and Mrs Jos Schittur. Emma Schitter travels from Milwaukee with Sophia. A daughter to Marx family. a son to Knuth. May 4th. Frans Smotarek. Rob Slevert. a daughter to Frank Andrezewhith. a daughter to Henry Fabner.
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A. Tluser
Aves
Frank Sweet
Oshkosa
Anton Schitter
Wn. Peters
L. J. Ruesch
C.Z Loutro
Sophia Schitter
Miliwaukee
Jos. Schittur
Emma
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Marx, West
And
Rails And Lumber Wreck After Night Collision
A Greenwood engine collided with a passenger train causing the engines to derail and lumber piles to shift, debris scattered, and several passengers thrown but mostly unhurt. An ensuing wrecking crew was dispatched as traffic remained briefly disrupted. Neighbors recount a separate village fable about two brothers sharing wealth, ending with a legend of the Temple of Jerusalem under a moonlit night.
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Traina
Gollislon
McGes
Roddin
Herald
Far Jugean Hills
Jerusalem
Local notes and moves across Rudolph and surrounding towns
The fragment lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to Crystal Falls Grand Rapids Milladore Wausau and Alberta. It notes Mrs Olaf Croghan Walter Joosten Irene Golans and Chas Keelan among others. Farm moves include Peter Canan to Grand Rapids and Mike Sierek taking a farm, with horses sold and a basement project in Gay. A Maeder orchestra dance draws crowds in Rudolph.
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MG Algan
Adter
Whitman
Marseau
Wm, Stout
Babcock
Dickson
Brank Haumschild
Emil
Pittsville
Chas. Keelan
Milladore
McGregor
F. Akey
N.G. Ratelle
Dents
Rudolph
Maeder
Grand. Rapids
Henry Lemay
Alberta
Canada
Sigel
Chas. Klevene
Benoftus
Grays Lake
Loftus
Cattia
Peter Canan
Grand ‘Rape
Mike Sierek
Frank Lubeck
Gay
Dick Brehm
Hank Wakley
Bill
City Point Miss Rachel Vought Leaves for Grand Rapids
Local notices report Miss Rachel Vought leaving Friday for Grand Rapids then to Henry where she will visit friends. Mrs. Reeder and the Misses Hyden Curtin spent Friday in Grand Rapids. Mrs. W. B. Connor and children traveled to St. Paul Nebraska to visit relatives, planning a two month stay. A farewell party for Mel and Mrs. Louis Amundson was held as they move to Grand Rapids. County Sheriff Holenbeck of Black River Falls visited last week. Various locals, including J. Staffon, Nelson, Peter Welson, Mrs. Hulbert, and Geo. Reinhart, are noted with customary social mentions.
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Rachel Vought
Grand Rapids
Hnity
Reeder
Hyden
Curtin
W. B. Connor
Hay Creek
St. Paul
Nebraska
Mel
Louis Amundson
Holenbeck
Black Fiver
Falls
J. Staffon
Clay
Joe Bisslg
Mr. Smith
Pray 4S
FOR SALE and RENT MISCELLANY IN 1913 ADS
Classified items include FOR SALE a five passgenger touring car with promise of first class condition, FOR RENT apartments, a stray dog found April 10, WANTED mill workers near Bruce Wisconsin, WANTED to exchange farms, and notices of a will probate in Wood County Wisconsin. Also ads for real estate, catalogs, and a court notice dated April 30, 1913.
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Roenius
Garda
Qrner
Atlanta
Bruce
Wisconsin
Soo Line
Ne Paper Co
Port Bays
Vancement
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Washington St
Oshkosh
Wood ‘County
City
Propburgerty
M. L
There is but one good wife in this town remark
A clergyman at his sermon quips that "there is but one good wife in this town" and notes that every married man believes he has her while the congregation listens expectantly.
Kellner Coal Co Advertises Fuel Lines
Kellner Coal Co offers coal and fuel services with line of quick delivery. Call telephone 305 for lines of credit or delivery options and to arrange fuel needs.
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Kellner Coal Co
Victoria Flour Trial Promises Quality To Buyers
A Victorian era flour advertisement urges customers to test Victoria Flour to prove its quality. It claims that after trying it, shoppers will order flour by saying Send Victoria to grocers, asserting superior freshness and reliability.
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Victoria
Sale on Corsets and Mens Wear At Local Bargain Event
Readable parts show a liquidation sale featuring corsets at reduced prices from $1.50 to $1.00 and 38e corsets at 50c. Mens and boys outfits heavily discounted including shirts, suits from $4.50 to $3.00, pants from $2.50 to $2.00, and suspenders and ties slashed. Hats with 25 percent off plus trimming.
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Lee
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