Wisconsin farming notices from Marathon Clark Jefferson counties
Auction and sale notices describe multiple farms for sale in Marathon Clark and Jefferson counties. Properties include 80 acre and 255 acre parcels near Hewitt and Fou Sauk with cleared land, timber, and buildings. Also listed is a saw mill in good order and secondhand planers, with agents A. L. MacFarlane and A. J. MacFarlane handling inquiries.
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Marathon County
Marshfield
Guo
A. NurFarline
Pott
Special 25 Cent D D D Prescription Offer
A local ad promotes a 25 cent bottle of D D D oil of wintergreen antiseptic from D D D Laboratories Chicago. It claims immediate itch relief and lasting cures and invites call writing or phone to Sexton Bros for purchase.
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D. D. D. Laboratories
Chicago
Sexton Bros
Foreclosure Sale Ordered in Marshfield Wisconsin
In Wood County Circuit Court Frank Merrill and Piainti sue Lours May Eldredge and Barney B. Eldredge. Judgment of foreclosure and sale issued. Public auction at the north front door of Marshfield City Hall on April 1, 1910 at 2 p.m. for the mortgaged premises in the NW quarter of Sec 29, T25N, R2E. Dated March 6, 1910. Deputy Sheriff Joss Comirr. Attorney BA Williams.
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Maren Sapril
Suite of
Wisconsin
Wood County
Frank Merrill
Piainti
Lours May Eldredge
Barney B. Eldredge
Sali
J*tid Circuit Court
Marshfield
County of
Wood
Pwo
Mareh Sei
Wood Go
Wis
Lady Wanted Advertises Woolen Goods and Mills Prices
A dubious classified ad seeks agents to introduce spring wool textiles, laces, and coats from New York City mills. It promises low prices, free samples, prepaid express, and no money needed, with territory exclusivity and instructions included.
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N.Y
Cliy Pawerus
Tamda U Dyess Guess Co
Derr
Uincrasron
Oleo Offenders in Prison
Hoard's Dairyman lauds Chicago efforts to expose the oleomargarine racket. William Broadwell and Samuel Dreisbach began six year terms at Leavenworth. Daniel Bortz received eighteen months. Federal authorities condemn lenient enforcement as seen in the Cadahy case and urge strict penalties.
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Hoard’s
Chicago
William Broadwell
Samuel Driesbach
Federal
Leavenworth
Daniel Bortz
Bridewell
United States
Internal Revenue
Attorney General's
Cadahy Packing Company
Kansas
Pollock
Bone
Moonshine Law Loopholes Prompt Calls for Change
The article argues that smugglers and oleomargarine sellers exploit a lenient law by settling for small fines, effectively buying immunity. It contrasts Judge Pollock’s harsher stance with Judge Landis’s heavier penalties and prison terms, noting many cases awaiting action and possible indictments against industry figures. The piece critiques Washington’s shifting attitude and cites Hoard's Dairyman as influence.
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United States
Landis
Honeressman
Moxley
Broadwell
Duesbach
Romeo Area News and Social Notes
Mrs Finney was a Marsh held visitor Wednesday. Romeo school closed for Easter. Several from Romeo attended Lutheran church at Unity Good Friday. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Geo Hahney on Good Friday March 25. Mrs Floyd Ringlaken died Tuesday morning after long illness. The piece lists local visitors, Easter events, births, and a death in the Romeo Unity area.
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Mrs. Finney
Romeo
Unity
Mrs. Geo. Hahney
Four Children Attend Funeral at Unity Church
Four children accompanied the service held this afternoon at Unity Church where the deceased was laid to rest at Latheran Cemetery following the funeral.
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Unity
Latheran
State Geological Survey aids towns in road and bridge planning
The State Geological Survey issues a statewide letter offering assistance to towns with road or bridge projects this season. It urges modern methods, durable bridges with concrete floors, and cites a Barron County case where a town saved 1500. The division promotes cost efficiency and advises chairs to seek its help, plus an ad for a modern dwelling for rent.
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Highway Division
The
Geological Survey
Tne
Barron County
County Pays 215 In Bounties For Wildlife
Wood County has paid 215 in bounties to residents since December for wolf fox and wild cat scalps presented to County Clerk Fred Eberhardt. Fourteen wolf twenty four fox and one wild cat scalp were reported with 140 for wolves 72 for foxes and 3 for wild cats. the state matches these payments.
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Wood County
Fred Eberhardt
Cary
Call for the White House cigar in Marshfield Wisconsin
A brief item notes a cigar labeled White House cigar made by Kohl and Herman in Marshfield Wisconsin. The notice highlights the product as best quality and implies local interest in the brand. No additional details are provided.
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White House
Kohl & Herman
Marshfield
Wis
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