Logging season to begin on the Pine River in April
Log crews of about thirty prepare for the first section of the dam cafe drive with fifty million logs expected to reach the marking gap around April 12. Poor snow and scant rainfall threaten favorable conditions, forcing caution as dam-eaters ready to clear booths and pass logs over difficult spots. Governor Upham discusses Armstrong-Shaun episode with Governor Sheldon, asserting no cause for Armstrong’s arrest, while Wisconsin river mills face aging assets and potential closures amid persistent winter damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ominee
Stephenson
Marinette
Booth Company
Cromtals
Isate Steplasisen
Ortsis
Sun
JSS
An Paurest
Sunvas
Anil
Jung
Wisconsin
Mugentie
Kingston official heads and Emancipation Commemoration plans
A report notes Gov. Upham signed the Superior Warehouse bill with a gold pen secured by Senator Mills. the instrument and governor’s transmission letter will be framed for the Superior Board of Trade. Kingston elects Bow as town chairman, and a regional telephony firm grows with 250 subscribers. several names tied to the new venture appear in Hoosier-like context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upham
Mills
Bow
Kingston
Green Lake Touty
Aise
Buco
Sitle Legimany
Bell Telepinoie Company
Read an advert in paper leads to cure claim in Iowa man
Jonathan Whenison of Botan Iowa narrates reading a newspaper notice about a claimed remedy. He and his wife suffered rheumatism the man says the medicine cured him in a week and he distributed testimonials. The scattered damaged text lists names places and a postmaster with adlike notes about purchasers and orders from Wisconsin Illinois and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Whenison
Botan, Werth Co
Iowa
Madison
Chamberlain
Laney Horn
Gospel Car Coming Promises Wide Gospel Tour and Books
An article describes a gospel car tour with religious speakers led by BP Gut and wife Battle, visiting Wisconsin and towns like Shenandoah and Shenandoah Valley figures. It highlights live gospel meetings, a university-like car platform, and a library of religious works. Also reviewed is a separate note on a Sheridan era book from Now Publishing Co. with 221 pages, decorative cover, priced at 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Episcopal Church
Baptists
Gut
Battle
X.Y
Siirlons
Orguti
Curia
Mr. Colt
Wity
Wisconsin
Charles N. Crinenton
Weilshy Manufacrarer
New
Shenandoah
Faruye
Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
Bette
Now Publishing Co
GL Beekman
BN. W. City
United States
Nets
Business prospects and materials in Milwaukee notice
Community business appeal from General Wegling and manager inviting manufacturers to locate near Milwaukee Wisconsin. Highlighted resources include granite lime stone clay beds and timber products to support local industry and transit. Readers urged to correspond to pursue opportunities and align services with regional supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levis
uccampNate
Cubrfort D&d
Wrenn
Uae
Mortgage Sale Notice in Wood County Wisconsin
Mortgage sale notice details a deed of trust securing a promissory note for a widow Mary Leonhard and heir Heroic Warnecke. The mortgage recorded in May and executed to Ann Springer will be foreclosed by a public auction at the sheriff's office in Marshfield, Wood County, Wisconsin, on April 28 at 2 p.m. The deed grants power of sale to recover the debt, with costs and proceedings per state statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leonhard
Warnecke
Mart
Wiche Ailee
Maye A. D
Bay Forenon
Guy
Ann
Neriiee
Annient
Deddster Wood
Mortsages
Springer
Miorerige
Sirti
Marshile
Wood County
Wistonshi
Sherbt
Saerit
Yuliehtar
Muatei Link
Agsienee
Electra Therapeutics Promises Modern Electricity Treatment
Dr W H Budge, M D physician on Central Ave Marshfield Wis promotes a sixty cell galvanic and faradic battery for treating nervous diseases and female complaints. He claims electricity, used for four years, cures many conditions once requiring surgery when applied under Electra Therapeutics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave
Horn
Marshfield
Wis
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Sheldon
South Dakota
Ergurd
Tate
Armstrong
Woocher
Oty Columbilt
Fae
Vanes
Ghard Mils
Lala
Sue Prem Court
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Hrillion
Berlin
Lima
John Cotey
Merrit
Hugh Guaicroh
Gamaroo
LaCrosse
Coy
Uphany
Allen
Vernon Our
Wangan
Agiga Pigkin
Seu Caite
Hag Boro
Munning
Wallad Co
Godly Henry Deake
Daavsen Juhac
Ames Gilbert
Dirs
Laura Factor
Alvis
Wiece Ludwig Stangl Milee
Rochie Mae Win Yates Pursong
Totuers
Pluasu
Twas Paucus
Hadley
Immanse Stasis
Gate Sextus
Prili
Grealus
Suse le
Teng
W.H. Budge
Suneon
the WE
Sturn
Mars
John Holla, Marsheield
Drs, Brewer & Son
Tremont House
Nelilsvilla
Marshilelt
Sthueian
Asuhiai Leier
Panples
S Dhs
Brewer & Son
T. C. Artes
Mason's Gallery
Central Avenue
Wood, Clark Marathon Counties
Luucrs
Pio Central Sre
Sol. Blodgett
C. E. Blodgett
Bodeca
A Blodgett & Company Proprietors, Liquors
Real
Seuau
R. Gustafson
Friis
Marsufiel
Cream City
Pilsner, Edelbarm
Export
H. C. Eiche
Loquor Store
Kentucky
TREE
W. Harper
Brantmeyer
the Role
Omaha
F. M. Weld, Propr
Sear Olaila Depot
Troy
A. Tong Bros
Henry Mueller
Lulcke
Marslfield
Laarts
ELOR
Cine
B. Elvis
Emil Kiewert
East Water’ ST
Milwaukee, Wis
Pati
E. C. Derby
Iuniture
Upham’s Store
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