United Doctors Offer Free Consultations On Chronic Diseases
One day only in Wisconsin readers are invited to consult with the United Doctors, a twelve member specialty group renowned for treating chronic and nervous illnesses without surgery. They focus on stomach, liver, kidneys, nerves, rheumatism, diabetes, and long standing conditions, not acute diseases, claiming eight in ten patients come by recommendation. Numerous testimonials from Manitowoc to Bruce praise cures and relief, urging married couples and families to seek help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
United Doctors
Wisconsin
America
F. J. Heidi
Dorchester
Wis
Henry Boode
Vesper
Mia
Arthur Bertolott
St. Manitowoc
Wiites
John Hammer
Beaver Dam
L. W. Lowell
Bruce
Erich Gelbertson
Rib Lake
Jacob Offerdahl
Stoughton
Jacob Joseph
Wayward
L. A. Wise
Stone Lake
Bethel Rural Notes and Obituary of John D Plackett
Bethel reports farm work beginning and local visits as Miss Vesta Cash returns to assist a ailing mother. Obituary details John D Plackett born 1832 in Lester Enz who died April 7 1912 near Bethel aged 79 years 3 months and 19 days. He emigrated to America at 14 with his parents and lived in Madison Vidtina Lodi and Bethel areas. He married twice and raised two children Charles EB Plackett and Mary L Plackett who became Mrs S M Cristen. He was active in Christian missionary work and died after a recent paralysis. He received a final blessing and scripture reading with family prayers. Funeral held April 8 near Christenson home and burial at a nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Pinckett
Lester
Enz
Anna Williams
Lift
Charles EB
Mary L. Placket
S. M. Cristen
S. N. Christenson
Mr. Plackett
Charles
John
Christ
Jesus
Ledi
Wis
Springs roads and work in Bethel area improve
Roads are improving as plowing and spring work began in the Bethel neighborhood last week. John M. Phillips moved to Elroy Wisconsin to work as a stone mason. Mrs K Rasmussen left for Hinsdale Sanitarium with Dr Paulson last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Phillips
Elroy Wis
Mr. Patterson
Janesville
Wis
Bethel
Academy
K. Rasmussen
Hinsdale Sanitarium
Dr. Paulson
Circuit Court summons in Wood County case
Frederick Kidder Plaigst vs Amelia Bid der State of Wisconsin summons served to defendant. You must appear within twenty days after service to defend or judgment will be entered. Attorney PA Williams Marshfield Wood County.
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Circuit Court
Wood County
Frederick Kidder
Plaigst
Amelia Bidder
Defandant
Wisconsin
Cass
Williams
Plaintif
Marshfield
Spencer News Highlights and Local Mentions
Mrs. Mary Wendell visited Dallas relatives while Mrs. Allar of Colby stayed with son Frank. Ward Vanderhoof heads to Montana for a homestead. Dickenson sold his Marshfield road farm to C. J. Utter of Bartlett Kansas. Ed Daugherty family will live in Sparta temporarily. Max Stoltenow installed a new outdoor lighting setup at his store. E G Ingham H E Graves and Dr F A Soles were early auto users, making several trips. Frank Sook returned from Fond du Lac after interment of Mrs Sook's mother. A W Follett and wife praise Spokane visit and meet Landaal couple. Foresters' M W A Hall event drew a good crowd with Spencer orchestra. Cemetery Improvement Association annual meeting set for Saturday April 27 in M E lecture room. new officers to be elected and cemetery plans discussed.
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Mary Wendell
Dallas
Allar
Colby
Frank
Ward Vanderhoof
Montana
Mr. Dickenson
Marshfield Road
C. J. Utter
Bartlett
Kansas
Frank Sook
Fond du Lac
The
Cemetery Improvement Association
M. E. Durch
Spencer residents and visitors tidy up week activities
Miss Belle Sister of Unity visited Spencer as a caller on Friday. A. F. Schwantes bought a piano from the National which was delivered Saturday. Mrs. Aug Raab and A. L. Boock settled Raab estate affairs in Wausan Tuesday. Ray Krawshaw improves his restaurant. Mrs. A. Cutts and Misses Flora Clark and Angie Matteson of Unity visited Spencer Thursday. Joyce Graves returned to Loyal to finish high school in June. Josh Welch arrived Saturday from Missouri to visit his brother Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Unity
Spencer
A. F. Schwantes
the National
Aug, Raab
A. L. Boock
Wausan
Raab
Ray Krawshaw
A. Cutts
Flora Clark
Angie Matteson
Joyce Graves
Josh Welch
Missouri
Brother Thomas
Richfield Reflects Quiet Weekend Events
Richfield notes a busy Marshfield visit with a horse doctor tending Jacob Lebaherr on Saturday. Merle Tuttle freshens his residence with paint as plans unfold. J M Hamiston and Wendall David entertain wood sawyers on different days. Willing Workers invite all to a Thursday meeting. James L Porter travels to Wautoma to help his grandfather. Mrs C R Olina learns of her brother in law's death. Mrs Olin leaves for Omro with her mother. Mrs Mary Hillier and granddaughter Carol Harshner return from visits to New London and beyond. Mrs Minerva Wood returns from Minnesota after visiting daughters Mesdames Thomas, Ewer and Burhopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Wood
Minnesota
Mesdames Thomas, Ewer and
Burhopp
Important to Mothers Examine Castorta remedy bottles for infants
Careful examination of every bottle of Castorta asate and aure remedy for infants and children is urged to ensure safety and proper use. The notice stresses checking labels, dates, and packaging to protect vulnerable children from potential harm.
Weigelsdorf Social Visits and Local Building Work
Peter Bohman Weiglesdorf Sunday visit. Nic Zingshiem with Charlie Schulhauser Sunday. Lena Weigel and Susie Weigel visited Sunday. William Zingshiem of Allenton visiting brother at Weiglsdorf. Caroline Hamus with Hilda and Hazel Weigel Sunday. John Weber of Hewitt and carpenter crew framing a wagon shed for Joe Weigel Sr. Joe and George Schlagenhart masonry for Henry Weigel 2 foundations for a new barn. Josephine Bruchert returned home after Marshfield winter employment.
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Nic Zingshiem
Charlie Schulhauser
Lena Weigel
Susie Weigel
William Zingshiem
Allenton
Weiglsdorf
Caroline Hamus
Hilda
Hazel Weigel
John Weber
Hewitt
Joe Weigel Sr
Cameron News Briefs Touch Local Activity and Moves
Cameron notes recount household moves as Louis Bohmann Sr. assisted his son in law with goods Saturday. An early road sighting records the first automobile on the road on Saturday afternoon. Robert Briley moved onto M H Tinkham’s farm after selling his own last week. William Zenner helped cut wood for George Bauer and Chas. Fredrick the prior week. Masons will travel from Weilbecker to Chas. Fredrick’s to lay a foundation for a new barn. Miss Mary Zenner, learning dressmaking at Marshfield, stayed Friday night with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Zenner and family hosted Saturday gallers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Figged Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Kiesling of Fort Atkingon visited relatives here the past week and returned Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bohmann Sr
Robt. Briley
M. H. Tinkhams
Wm. Zenner
George Bauer
Chas
Fredrick
Masons
Weilbeckers
Mary Zenner
Marshfield
Win. Zenner
George Stowell
Nellie
Luella
Figged Noble
Gottlieb Kiesling
Fort Atkingon
New clerk at Connors store as Rav in town
Rav in town as new clerk at Connors store. Riston left Monday for Grand Rapids to visit his ill mother. Mesdames Schlafka and Beck visited Marshfield Saturday. George Schmidt and family moved to Kodas residence on Lovers Lane. William Minelier bought a colt Saturday. Spelling training noted. Grob family moved to Otto Schultz’s former place. H. S. girls held a small Friday luncheon. Emil Budtke and Anna Luepke united in marriage Tuesday by Justice Hahn. J Mueller and Sophie Schultz wed at Catholic parsonage Wednesday with Lottie Heeg attending the bride and William Mueller as best man.
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Connor
Rav
Riston
Grand Rapids
Emil Budtke
Anna Luepke
Hewitt
Justice Hahn
J. Mueller
Edgar
Sophie Schultz
Lottie Heeg
Wm. Mueller
Pioneer Sutter, Swiss Miner of California, Buried in Lititz
A mineralogist notes the gold discoverer in California was Gen. John A. Sutter, a Pennsylvanian born in Baden Germany who settled near Lititz. He mined in California from the early 1840s, struck gold in 1848, became wealthy then poor, returned to Pennsylvania in 1871, and died June 18, 1880. Pallbearers included Fremont and Burnside.
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California
John A. Sutter
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Lititz
Lancaster County
General Sutter
Baden
Germany
Switzerland
Rockies
Sutter
Hia
Pennsylvania
John C. Fremont
Ambrose E. Burnside
Correct it at once Ayers Pills ad warning
Nervousness thinness and paleness are mentioned as misbeliefs about constipation. The copy urges readers to consult a doctor and then asks about Ayers Pills, a mild vegetable liver pill made by the F C Ayers Co in Lowell Massachusetts.
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Ayers
F.C. Ayer CO
Free medical treatment offer to Times readers in Indiana
A famed Indiana scientist offers to supply 301 sick Times readers with a free large proof package and possible liberal treatment. The ad promises cures for rheumatism kidney and stomach troubles bronchitis asthma and other ailments, urging readers to send a coupon or letter to James W Kidd in Fort Wayne Indiana today to receive no charge treatment.
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Indiana
Times
James W. Kidd
Fort Wayne Indiana
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Mable Cuttler
W. H. Thurston
New London
Vesta Cash
Bathe
Vernie Palmer
Milton Junction
Bertha Peake
Violet
Rasmussen
David Paulson
Hinsdale
Bethel Church
Payer
Academy Chapel
Ed, Daugherty
Sparta
Max Stoltenow
E.G. Ingham
E. Graves
F. A. Soles
Foresters
M. W. A. Hall
Spencer Orchestra
Richfield
RichSela
Jacob Lebaherr
Merle Tuttle
Merle
J. M. Hamiston
Wood Sawyers
Wendall David
James L. Porter
Wautoma
Mary Hillier
Carol Harshner
Beara
Kidd
Weiglesdorf
Peter Bohman
Weigelsdorf
Joe
George Schlagenhart
Henry Weigel
Josephine Bruchert
Cameron
Auburndale
John Schlafka
T. Beck
Geo. Schmidt
Kodas
Lovers’ Lane
Wm. Minelier
Geo, Grob
Otto, Schultz
H. S
Golden Gate State
Ayer
the Times
Jas. W. Hidd
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Post Office
Coles Phillips
New York
Society
Silk Housery
Regnlar
Quali
Great AN Noninsurang Ro Company
Clyde Weir
A. H. Tucker
Marshfeld
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