Wisconsin Business University ad promises careers and proof
A persuasive recruitment piece for the Wisconsin Business University in La Crosse touts six months to office positions, high early salaries, and thousands of graduates employed. It claims broad reach across many states, lists international students, and offers one month free trial with personal attention from the president Leigh Toland.
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Northwest
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
North
South Dakota
la Crosse
Mississippi
Indiana
Illinois
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Missouri
Vermont
Canada
Mexico
New Zealand
New York City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
LaCrosse
Wis
Leigh Toland
Wisconsin Business University
Local Visit Recap and Weekend Travel Grist
Lindsey residents hosted Max Opelt and family from Lynn last Friday evening. Visitors included Mrs A Knorr and Myrtle of Granton at the Broker home on Tuesday. Beloit real estate man 4 R Schuster stopped by between trains Thursday. Herman Kraeker of Fox Lake spent several days in town on business. Emil Cady of Marshfield and George Wood of Grand Rapids called Sunday. Nellie and Mabel Broker traveled to Milwaukee Monday to see their brother Albert. Rev Hubert Ketelle and family left for Colorado after visiting the Peter Ketelle family. G F Grassie of Marshfield was detained briefly Wednesday due to engine trouble on his auto. Mr Schneider of Marshfield Home and Auto Co. responded to a urgent call to fix it.
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Lindsey
Max Opelt
Lynn
A. Knorr
Myrtle
Granton
R. Schuster
Beloit
Herman Kraeker
Fox Lake
Emil Cady
Marshfield
George Wood
Grand Rapids
Nellie
Mabel Broker
Milwaukee
Albert
Hubert Ketelle
Colorado
Peter Ketelle
G. F. Grassie
Schneider
Auto Co
Garnishee summons issued in Marshfield Justice Court
Ward County and the City of Marshfield report a summons and garnishee issued against Tom Tichames for 24.02 dollars. A judge will hear the case on August 25, 1913 at 9 a.m. in Hugo Wexenera’s court. If ignored, judgment will be rendered and property sold to satisfy the debt dated August 10, 1918. Keatel Brothers Company.
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Ward County
Marshfield
Tom Tichames
Gue Propery
Keatel Brothers
Arpin Wisconsin Growth Prospects Highlighted in Visit
Impressions of bustling Arpin Wisconsin span its central farming belt and dairy economy. The piece notes high grade cattle from Jake Smith, six local creamery factories, progressive merchants like H F Roebrig and Laschky Lippert, a growing macadam road project, three rail lines, and a lively village smithy run by Emil Passer.
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Arpin
Wis
Wood County
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Jake Smith
Smith
H. F. Roebrig
Roebrig
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago and Milwaukee
Soo Line
Laschky and Lippert
Kenton
Doc
P.O
Holsteiners to Picnic at Butters Home
Members and friends of the Holstein-Friesian Breeders association plan a basket picnic this Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Butters one mile northeast of Hewitt. R. J. Schaefer of Appleton will speak. The Butters will provide ice cream and coffee. Teams will meet the morning trains.
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Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
E. E. Butters
Hewitt
R. J. Schaefer
Appleton
Local Union A S of E Meets Tomorrow Night in Ebbe
The article notes Local Union A. S. of E. meeting tomorrow night August 7. It mentions Will Jensen and George Nelson aiding Mrs. Louis Nelson, Martin Nelson returning home briefly Saturday, and a handover of work to Herman Shultz. It describes road work by Carl on the Prange's cheese factory to railroad stretch and a 60 ft water well near Jos. Bell's property. A special school meeting voted 25 to help transport four children beyond the two mile limit. Rev Joseph Brown preached to Ebbe Sunday children and spoke after the sermon.
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A. S. of E
Will Jensen
George Nelson
Louis Nelson
Martin Nelson
Martin
Herman Shultz
Jos
Bell
Frederickson
Prange
Carl
Ebbe
Joseph Brown
Marshfield
Local Transfers and Visits In Auburndale Area
Auburndale residents report moving farms and stores with Joseph Kotas buying the John Markee farm from C E Blodgete. Mrs Sarah Gallea visits Elroy. Rev August Ristow attends his mother’s funeral in Grand Rapids. Schmidt Bros take possession of a Milladore store. Miss Mable Johnson, Stevens Point student, visits the Markees. Aug Schulte called on Marchfeld. Miss Anna Haas departs for Milwaukee. Geo Haueser in Waupaca on business. Mrs Geo Brandl returns from St Joseph’s hospital. John Swinghammer visits Joe Berdan Sr. A group of local boys attend a Marshfield vs Nekoosa ball game.
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Joseph Kotas
John Markee
C. E. Blodgete
Sarah Gallea
Elroy
Frank Thompson
Emily
August Ristow
Grand Rapids
Schmidt Bros
Milladore
Geo. Haueser
Waupaca
Geo. Brandl
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John Swinghammer
Pittsville
Joe Berdan
Marshfield
Nekoosa
Frugal Store Talk Reveals Odd Customer Exchange
In a local shop a customer compares shoe sizes noting a number 2 and a size 4. The shoes have stretched since purchase. A jelly byproduct discussion mentions ants in jelly. A kitchen dialogue follows about color choices red or black and whether they will be noticed.
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John H
Farm Conference Promotes Modern Slideshow of Silos and Hemp
Farmers heard Prof. Morrison urge year round farm visits and questions at Marshfield. He highlighted silos and modern appliances as economical long term, noted Fred Seehafer sold 49 silos this year and hemp in Fond du Lac county yielding 118 dollars per acre. Delwiche praised pedigreed oats No 4 at Ashland while Spooner and Marshfield stations report 400 farmers in corn tests. 60 bushels from Tron River, Spooner averages 75, potential 100 with right corn variety. Oats struggle on rich land, wheat yields higher than rye, suggesting pedigreed wheat to keep price strong.
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F. B. Morrison
E. J. Morrison
Marshfield
Marshfield High School
Madison
Fred Seehafer
United States
Morrison
Fond du Lac
BE. J. Delwiche
Ashland
Spooner
University
Tron River
Spoon
Coming United Doctors Specialists Visit Set to Return
A scheduled visit by Coming United Doctors Specialists is planned as part of their regular rounds. The team will meet with patients at the clinic to provide consultations and follow up on ongoing treatments.
Remarkable Doctors Visit in Marshfield to Offer Free Consultation
The United Doctors, licensed by Wisconsin, conduct a Thursday event at the Blodg e it Hotel in Marshfield on August 21 from 9 AM to 6 PM. They treat deformities and nervous and chronic diseases of men women and children and offer free consultation examination and advice to all who call during the visit.
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United Doctors
Wisconsin
Contradictory proverbs echo in ancient debates
A fragmented reflection on philosophy and human nature contrasts famed sayings about wisdom and familiarity. The speaker questions virtue in self knowledge while noting tensions between opposing adages without drawing concrete conclusions.
Bloodless Surgeons Offer Free Consultation in German
These leading doctors advertise treatments for chronic diseases across blood, liver, stomach, nerves, heart, kidneys, and more, claiming to cure deafness in sixty days without operations. They promise analysis of urine for kidney issues and state they will tell patients if a case is incurable. Married women must come with husbands and minors with parents. German spoken.
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America
County Reward Scale For Destruction Of Pests Enacted
The county board may by resolution set rewards for killing pests such as grow hawk sparrow rattlesnake and other named animals. Rewards: up to 15 cents for grow, 25 cents for hawk, 10 cents for pocket governe, 4 cents for English sparrow, 50 cents for rattlesnake. Payouts are minimums.
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Middle County
Breaders’ Association
H. F. Roehrig Company
Arpin, Wis
Emil Passer
Blacksmith
B, Whittingham
Postoffice
Auburndale
Mable Johnson
Stevens Point
Markees
Aug. Schulte
Anna Haas
United Doctors Specialists
Marshfield Blodgeit Hotel
Loschky and Lippert
Auburndale House
Auburn
Dale House
Conrad Heeg
Prop
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