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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1913

Page

7

TheyiSay I Cure Do you believe them

The text lists numerous names and addresses across Wisconsin, suggesting a scattered advert or notice related to a “TheyiSay I Cure” claim. It reads like an old classified or promotional item with many individuals and street addresses in Oshkosh Appleton Milwaukee Janesville Racine and Racine area.

Clouch Rolling Prairie Wis Elmar Norenberg Lowall Otto Strobuah Beaver Dam Willard Boarder Center Streets Wits Herman Miller Tron Bridge B. W. Itee Saratoga St. Oshkosh Wire

County Treasurer Anderson Receives All Tax Returns

Wood county treasurers from 19 towns have filed tax returns with County Treasurer Nate Anderson per the Reporter Grand Rapids. A table shows totals for county tax, schools, salaries, bridges, poor relief and related items, with delinquent taxes and remaining cash after those deductions.

Anderson Wood County Nate Anderson Grand Rapids Anburnda Cameron Cary Cranmoor Dexter Hansen Hiles Lincoln Marshfiel Milladore Port Edwall Remington Richfiel Rockeaeee Rudolph Saratoga

Marathon County Tax Settlements Report Delinquents

In Marathon County towns and villages, all treasurers settled with the county. eight districts paid in full with no delinquencies. Bergen reported the largest unpaid total at 1404.30 dollars, while overall tax assessments and delinquent returns are summarized for the end of the period.

Marathon County Wausau

Spencer Personals and Local Updates Highlight Week

Last week guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Crosby of Curtiss visiting Mrs Crosby’s parents Mr and Mrs L Dygart. Ed Ryan of Milwaukee stayed Tuesday night in Spencer en route to Seattle. Ruth Reas of Park Falls visited grandparents A W Stewart and wife. Miss Elsie Hoops visited Moon for a few days. Mrs L Messer returned from wintering in Unity. Miss Dora Sullivan of Westboro and Walter Hermanson of Rib Lake joined Miss Esther and Miss Alice Crawshaw on a Minneapolis shopping trip. Frank Hayward returned from Rib Lake for the weekend with Dora Sullivan and Walter Hermanson. Mrs D Bodle traveled to Kansas to visit a seriously ill sister after forty years apart. August Fehrenbach interviews noted.

Ed Ryan Milwaukee Spencer Seattle Ruth Reas Park Falls A. W. Stewart Urbabus Wade Stevens Point Soo Line Esther Alice Crawshaw Minneapolis Grant Heath Frank Hayward Rib Lake Dora Sullivan Westboro Walter Hermanson D. Bodle Kansas

Nasonville Wedding and Community Notes

Nasonville reports a Friday wedding of Alma Schubert to Albert Knorr of Bakerville at the Lutheran church with Rev. David Zielsdork presiding. Bridesmaids Ide Knorr and Agnes Ebbe. best men Walter Kohl and Henry Knorr. A large reception followed, then a ball at the M W A hall. The couple will reside with the bride's mother Mrs. J Schubert. Local events include a large wood harvest and school reopening after vacation.

Kinzie Kattanach J. Schubert Alma Schubbert Albert Knorr Bakerville David Zielsdork Nasonville Lutheran Church

Spencer Residents Return After Week Long Break

Spencer people plan a Saturday gathering as public school reopens Monday following a week off for vacation.

Spencer People

Wedded Life Wish From Friends and Neighbors

The brief note expresses that wedded life is the wish of their friends and neighbors, conveying communal support and blessing for the couple.

Local Degenerate Sentenced to Six Months in County Jail

Martin Britten was arrested in Marshfield on a statutory charge and pled guilty before Judge Park in Stevens Point on Monday. The judge sentenced him to six months in the county jail. Grand Rapids Reporter notes the outcome.

Martin Britten Marshfield

Dance Draws Youth At Range Line Sunday Night

Range Line last week saw a well attended dance at Louie Resses hosted for local youths though foul weather dampened turnout. Math Potts Jr. visited the Range Line area while Berner Bros. sawmill remains busy. roads are deteriorating as frost loosens. A tongue in cheek note warns of possible rheumatism this spring and recommends Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief. For sale by all dealers.

Louie Resses Math Potts Jr Berner Bros

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