Fair Test of Country Showcasing Rich Grain and Stock Output
The region around the city is praised as a surplus grain and livestock area with abundant moisture fertile soils and strong pastures. Crops in the south fail while local yields including water wheat rye oats and corn promise high 30 to 45 bushels per acre for some and ample feed for winter. The article predicts rapid land settlement real estate sales may exceed prior years and urges farmers institutes and state fair exhibits to boost regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Woodmen at Wausau Festival and Forester Drill Prizes
Modern Woodmen of America members gathered at Wausau on Thursday for a picnic and festival with Foresters entering competitive drills offering 100 dollars in prizes. Forester captain John Flood led a list of attendees including James Dinning F W Farmer Ed Boyer and others. Mike Work was banner bearer as Pine Tree camp No 1342 displayed a hand wrought silk banner with gold lace and camp details then the text shifts to a jail escape report describing three inmates breaking out of Clark County jail using a saw and a table leg to pry past bars and escape through a window. authorities fear capture remains unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Wausau
John Flood
James Dinning
F. W. Farmer
Ed. Boyer
Mike Work
Kennedy
Grand Rapids
Clark County
Nye, Lusk & Hudson Company
Thorpe
Laemle Plans Modern Plate Glass Front at Central and Third
Merchant Louis Laemle has finished plans for a new plate glass front on his building at Central avenue and Third street. Contractor Hans Bille will begin soon. The design features an unbroken glass surface with a light steel frame and a modified display window shape to create a plain, unsupported look. Construction should finish in about four weeks. Badger Country Club members secure a permit to use the fairgrounds for a six hole golf course, with improved grounds. The tract’s ball ground area will be ready, and the track is level and smooth, raising expectations for wider play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis. Laemle
Central Avenue
Third Street
Hans Bille
Badger Country Club
Memers
Trampled by Bull Injures Worker North of City
Wolfgang Forstand suffered a severe trampling Tuesday while at work for Fred Sommers on the McMillan road. A confined bull charged him pushing him to the ground and trampling him. The dehorned animal caused non fatal injuries. Forstand was shaken but with no broken bones and will recover soon at St. Joseph's Hospital under Dr. Budge care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfgang Forstand
Fred Sommers
McMillan Road
Sommers
Mgr. Forstand
St. Joseph's Hospital
Budge
Teachers Examination At Grand Rapids On Week's Start
Prof. Otra J. Leu opens a three day teachers examination with twenty five applicants at Cent ave school. County plans about eighty certificates this fall amid several examinations and a noted institute praised for its wide merit and normal training opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otra J. Leu
Grand Rapids
Cent. Ave
Pittsville
Misses Pearl Lindsley
Rosilia Bille
Chrystie Hatteberg
Adelaide Eastman
Mildred Coon
Margaret Higgins
Rose Brooks
Anna Thompson
Stella Henderson
Prof. Leu
J. W. Livingston
Colin A. Scott
Stevens Point
G. O. Banting
Kautsky Purchases Cherokee Sawmill After Dissolution
The firm of Kautsky and Clapper, owners of the saw mill near Colby, dissolves as Clapper retires and Kautsky buys the entire plant. Kautsky plans major improvements and will run an extensive lumber operation at the Cherokee mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kautsky & Clapper
Cherokee
Colby
Clapper
Kautsky
Mrs Bly Hosts Unique Social Afternoon for Chicago Guests
Mrs H A Bly will entertain a party of lady friends at her A street home this afternoon in honor of Mesdames Werth Humphrey and M A Bly of Chicago. The gathering promises original features and the guests will be treated to a novel railroad themed trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Bly
Mesdames Werth Humphrey
M. A. Bly
Chicago
Dr Milbee Opens Local Medical Office
Dr H H Milbee formerly of Roberts Wis has located here taking over Dr Banks’s rooms in the TLaemle building. He is a skilled physician and surgeon and has been pursuing post graduate work at Rush Medical College for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbee
H. H. Milbee
Roberts
Wis
Dr. Banks
Tlaemle
Dr. Milbee
Rush Medical College
Band Concert To-Night At Hotel Blodgett Balcony
The Second Regiment band performs its weekly concert on the hotel balcony this evening. It will be strengthened by new members and is prepared to deliver an even finer show than usual.
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Blodgett
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Wm. Nell
State
Dairy-Men’s Association
Mondovi
Wausal
Neillsville
Laemle
Wood County
Marshfield Brewing Company
United States Health Reports
Milwaukee
Dr. Kautsky
Mrs. Bly
First National Bank
Aewrabfield
Lutte
National Bank
Wekels
Earba
Earba. Lawful Money Eserve Ins Bank
Legni-rander Wotis
U.S. Treagher
Redemption Fund
Liawilitl Capital
Pati In
Sarpluxtiad
Dananlia
Toll
Euward
Rome
Ava Mark
WML
Demikien
Btn Boas
Joux Ra
Joux
Suxo
Parr Kour
Jonn EB
Apler
Mike Barth
Peres Davl
Aug. Purstenbury
Josgru Gralr
Thomas Mursell
Geo. H. Smunert
Mike
Mire
Wac
J.E. Ebert
California Wine House
Koenig
W.L. Little
Eckes
Marshfield
Dtemo
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Schmirler Shoe Store
Chas. Schmirler
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