Arpin Lumber Plant Near Bruce Promises Rapid Growth
The Arpin Hard Wood Lumber company mill two miles from Bruce station is expanding to form a thriving village, likely named Atlanta. About 225 people are employed, with 70 in railroad work and the rest in logging and lumbering. The railroad line extends eight miles, with production targets near 2,000,000 feet annually. Nearby Newton is 35 miles away on the Seorad. A steam Decker log loader was purchased to speed loading, and A. M. Arpin oversees logging interests in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpin
Bruce
Arpin Hardwood Fnnber Company
Brice
Atlanta
Kmouthly
AL Kenan
Newton
Druce
A. M. Arpin
Wood County Officials Likely to be Renominated
M G Fleckenstein Wood County treasurer visited the fair with his wife from Grand Rapids. The Democratic ticket in Wood County was elected two years ago by large to small margins, and incumbents are viewed as performing satisfactorily. The Stevens Point Gazette suggests taxpayers in neighboring counties will reelect these faithful public servants by substantial majorities.
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M. G. Fleckenstein
Wood County
Grand Rapids
Stevens Point
Robbery on a Southbound Freight Caboose
In Jesson City on Tuesday a southbound freight caboose was robbed while the crew ate lunch at the station. Stolen articles were hidden in a closet and a window broken to enter. Property was later found along the track near woods, with money missing. Conductor Ree pursued leads to Stevens Point and nearby stations with sheriff aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jescuon City
August Rege
Ree
Suuction City
Stevens Point
Rege
Etter Tle Woods
Remember the Maine on Stage at Grant Opera House
A staged romance by Feucott J. Carter portrays figures like Lee Roosevelt Miles Dewey and Melville as it dramatizes the Maine explosion and Manila battles. Elaborate scenic pictures depict ships sinking forts and shell bursts, aiming for vivid realism in a Grant Opera House production on September 13.
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Shatter
Roosevelt
Miles
Dewey
Meliiley
Depinty Ning
Marne
Manila
Canton
Maine
Battle of
Mamita
Rant Opera House
Raising Cucumbers By Valley Neighbors In Sheery
Assessor Fred Jonson reported in town that he and several neighbors tested cucumber cultivation this season with promising results. Pred Hilcox earned 240 dollars from one acre, despite unfavorable weather. They expect about 38 hundred per acre if summers improve and plan to expand the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jonson
Sheery
Hitself
Pred Hilcox
Mr. Johnson
Pentleuron
Death of Hanko Hassler Shocks Small Town
Hanko Hassler, longtime Vesper resident aged 72, died suddenly Saturday at the Home for the Aged. He leaves a wife and several grown children. Hassler was known as a large, robust man who enjoyed good health until the moment of death. The funeral was held Monday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanko Muassler
Vesper
Unis County
Hassler
Move Oil Tank Ordered by City Council
The Standard Oil company was told by the city council to relocate its oil tank from Fron to a safer site to reduce fire risk to nearby properties. Lightning strikes and fires elsewhere prompted the precautionary demand to avert disaster before an incident occurred.
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Standard Oil Company
Annas Sentenced in Domestic Abuse Trial
The court sentenced Annas for alleged mistreatment of his wife amid a week of disputes and a missing child case. Annas denied the abuse, claimed he cared for his wife during illness, and asserted he never struck her. Justice Cooper criticized men who would undermine the court and falsely accuse their spouses.
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Annas
Arman
Auias
Fever
Hud
Love Annas
Hle
Jon
Tan
Cooper
Court of Justice
Sivear
Railroad Meeting Advances City Support for Depot Grounds
Mrs Peniful and local business leaders discussed railroad needs and right of way during a meeting last night. A business men’s resolution pledges to back the company’s interests and push council action, with a committee to seek unity with the business association. Pennilill requested the city charter and ordinances for company review. Dennilit left for Chicago, aiming to return Tuesday for a follow up with members.
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Pennilill
Dennilit
Chicago
Cochran to Travel with Sons for Piano Trade Details
Attorney J W Cochran will be out of town most of next week traveling with sons Orson and William. They will visit Janesville and Chicago to meet Ue manufacturers of the tower place and finish a contract with Ue Mondohein Piano Co. for selling Ssolimer and Sienger pianos locally. Orson will remain involved in piano tuning and sales as opportunities arise.
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J. W. Cochran
Orson
William
Janesville
Willie
McCarty Buys Lyons Shoe Shop and Plans Westward Move
Going West BL McCarty has purchased the shoeing shop of R W Lyons on the east side and will open up business on the Wth. Consideration 3500. Mr Lyons will leave next week with Ing iy for Denver Col where he ex pects to improve his health.
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BL. McCarty
R.W. Lyons
Wth
Lyons
Ing Iy
Denver
Col
Ladies Aid Society Notices Across Local Churches
The Ladies Aid societies of St Mary Catholic Church and the West Side Church schedule Wednesday and midweek meetings. Clover Leaf Clan invites members to a gathering with Mrs R Gardu. early notices mention Min e Ladies' Aid and other church groups.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Catholic Church
Romus
Spafford
Cole & Lipke
Ladies' Aid Society
M. Rehurch
West Side
Mine
E. Church
Clover Leaf Clan
Advertised Letters At Centralia Post Office 1900
This notice lists unclaimed letters for Beckley Ferdinand Dokka John Golla Petery Larsen Ladi Bartell and more. Registered letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Sept 22 1900. Also mentions Turner death and local obituaries fragments with family details.
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Remai
Centralia
Beckley
Ferdinand
Dokka
John
Golla
Petery Larsen
O. A. Uan
Ladi Bartell
Marriage Licenses Granted During The Tour
Marriage licenses were granted during the tour period for several couples. Records show issued licenses to local residents and visitors, detailing names and filing dates.
Death of Mrs Rarelic Reported In Local Notes
A notice reports the death of Mrs Rarelic with minimal details. The text mentions related dates and a tentative timetable for funeral or burial arrangements. Further specifics are not clearly readable in the present fragment.
Doctor Returns From New York Hospitals With Treatments
The text notes Dr. McFlwee has just come back from New York’s major hospitals to learn the latest scientific methods and drugs for his disease treatment. It mentions an evasive route and unnamed patients, with references to failed care and patient experience, in a disjointed report of medical practice.
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McFlwee
New York
Anadra
Notice of Drawing Jury in Thala District Court
Fragments describe a jury drawing notice with officials or entities named Thala district court and fee related terms. The readable text names no complete date or parties. details are incomplete and cannot specify outcome or action beyond a formal jury drawing notice.
Mrs James Dolan Dead in Community Funeral Likely Sunday
Notice reports the death of Mrs James Dolan with family details and a funeral service slated for Sunday at Cathe okey church. The fragmentary text mentions James Dylan and Mes Mrs OS yeurs dla ars and Comin nada, with leaves Ry children and a Mr. Akey from WV.
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James Dylan
Ness
Mes
Ars
Comin Nada
She Jr
Ie Akey
James
Sui
Cathe Okey Church
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Suilt
Urey
Centralia Lumber Company
West Grau Rapids
Oo Zie
Enna Bakery
Gross & Co's
Timm & Briere’s
C. W. Barnes and Corrivent & Garrison’s
August Peterick
Wood County Bank
Geritralia
Girand Rapids
Wisconsin
Competent County Ofiiers
Hanko Hassler
Ceueny
Society and Club Notices
Turner
Cagiguiwer
Mra
Giawna
Ty Nus
Lou
Bartio
Rarelic
Senate
Thala
James Dolan
High Street
Choten
Wisconsin Civer
Mesars, Taviox & Senor
W. D. Harvie
Kaurin
J. W. Natwigk
Grand Rapids, Wis
Nce of
Else Vara
Nes and
Oxfords
Muir
Tne Shoe Man
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