Wood County farmers urged to submit farm product exhibits
At a Wood County Bureau meeting farmers are asked to send representative farm products for a county display. Exhibits will travel to county sales in the southern region and the state fair. Include a note with land type, bushels per acre, or value, and deliver to Taylor and Scow’s agency or local town chair for distant farmers.
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Wood County
Taylor & Scow
Ceptralia
L. Rourke
Batre
Boy Hurt In Veneer Factory Sander Accident
Oscar Schowaiter, a youth employed at a veneer factory, suffered a severe hand injury when his left hand was caught between a sanding roller and guides on the sander. Doctors dressed the wound after removing sand particles, and the lad will be off work for some time, with his family bearing the burden of care.
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Oscar Schowaiter
Casuliy Befell
Oscar
Ormba
Rgg
Danthrop
Yomself
Hayaward
Qwken
East Fourth Street
Osene
Omalia
Baby Show At Adler’s Ball Draws Local Crowds
A novelty feature of the week at Adler’s ball organized by St. Margaret's Guild showcased a baby pageant with twenty or more infants competing for prizes. Miss Nate Dorpat won a liver mug for beauty while Andrew Sexton took a chair prize, amid a lively crowd and the event's playful booth with carpeted lounge. The oral notice also mentions a 4 percent dividend authorized by Marshfield Brewing Co. president William Rawls.
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Adler's Ball
St. Margaret's Guild
Della Renna
Winnieuss
Foun Cracritt
Toss Wsworth
Francis Roddis
Body of Masanz
Sears Luemle
Colis Boyington
Nord Dorpat
Marine Connor
Lauren Kelley
Predte Garvan
Torraine Beehan
Kerl Kohs
Treseth Warzinski
Laura Mess
Genevive Kraus
Margarite Kraus
Ein Thuss
Arthur Lacie
George Brown
Myrtle Bulman
Ralph Anderson
Anns Loucks
Andrew Sexton
Heath Gwin
Mildred Sexton
Glyco
Voto
Nate Dorpat
Sexton
Ava Meeding
Mie
Maraheld Beuwhins Oo
Norice
Wm. Rawls
Marshfield Brewing Co
Comrade Charles Galloway Jolace dies after long service
Obituary notes Comrade Charles Galloway Jolace of the Army of Deed, born January 2, 1837 in New York. He lived in Milwaukee Aurorville and Pittsville, served in the 3rd Wisconsin Light Artillery, married Adeline Bedal September 6, 1850, and later moved to Fitzgerald, then West A street. He died after illness including whooping cough and pulmonary troubles, with burial in Auroraville. He leaves a wife and three children, with one child and a grandson mentioned, plus many friends and comrades.
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Thinelty
Charlen Galloway
Tieaihy
City of
New
York
Milwaukee
Aurornville
Waussham County
Ripon
Mies Adeline Bedal
Thim
Wis, Light Artillery
Aurorville
Pittsville
Flitzgerald
Pulice
James G. Blain
Mr. Calloway
Andrew GC. Galloway
Germio-American Bank
Emma Pero
Piusvile
Auroraville
Old Family
Galloway
Goldier
Big base ball games draw crowds to Marshfield
A large audience gathered at Deriving Park to watch a Marble Rapid versus Marshfield baseball game. Wild pitching and blows marred the match but excitement remained high as Grand Rapids and Marshfield stations highlighted a day of planned tournaments next Sunday with two key games and excursions arranged to bring in thousands.
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Grood Rapidy
Marshfield
Muratsfield & Southeastern Railroad
A. Coot
Palmer
Schiefer
Williams
George Thomas
Cheek
Bandeline
Gotehey
Grand Rapids Battery
Grandrapida
Postrion
Mamusuip Ets
Nash Vo Thamils
Jy Goteney
Palmer Bandellay i
Thomas
Ge A Schiefer
Ticknor
Williams Damiltz
H. Rt Grignon
Stevens Point
Portage
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Chippent
Wisconsin Central
la Claire
Stavens Point
Reese
Slow Movers in Postal Route Effort to Grand Rapids
Citizens push for a postal route between Marshfield and Grand Rapids amid delays by the postmaster general. Petitions from many residents prompted promises of action, but bureaucratic red tape leaves residents waiting while train crews previously carried letters both ways to speed replies. Officials have not yet established the route despite months of effort.
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Waterbury
Marshfield & Southeastern Railroad
Grand Rapida
Grand Rapids
City Schools Hire Teachers For Next Year
The school board engaged Prof Guo W Paulus principal Miss Hila Kelsey assistant Atco Devlin assistant Mary Minthun 5th grade Alice Olin 6th and 7th grades Luthera Borgin 5th 6th grades Ada Skee 3rd and 4th Amy Dough 3rd 4th Bessie Hauteberg 2nd 4th Jennie Rothman 3rd 4th Dilian Hatebex 1st 2nd Quddie Harnen 1st 8th Sue Doern 1st 2nd Arline Cass 1st Stylla Henderson Richfield Road. Notice to broom dealers fraud warning about a traveling peddler selling inferior brooms under a claimed factory origin MakE GEBUS.
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Guo. W. Paulus
Hila Kelsey
Mssistant
Atco Devlin
Mary Minthun
Alice Olin
Luthera Borgin
Ada Skee
Amy Dough
Bessie Hauteberg
Jennie Rothman
Dilian Hatebex
Quddie Harnen
Sue Doern
Arline Cass
Stylla Henderson
Richfield Road
Desirable Summer Goods and Novelties On Sale
A sale highlights summer goods combined with late novelties in wool dress goods. Oil window shades are offered at low prices in house furnishings. Unparalleled grocery department offers act as strong inducements.
Limited Ladies Print Wrappers and Wool Dress Goods Sale
A salvage of ladies print wrappers in limited supply with sizes vary. Select from $1.25 to $2.00 items. Also offered are wool novelty dress goods, fall colors, 40 inch width, priced per yard with a half dollar for bulk. Groceries listed include Centennial Soap and canned goods priced low.
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Nand
Nativo
Beyond the Bugle Call
Charles Galloway Jolace
Army of Deed
Pete Cranmer
Bismark
W. D. Connor
Orerar
B. F. McMillan
Tismark
Ware Yook
Crenk
Korse
Atulmaly
O'Brein
Fleet Wilkes
Wm. Noll
Little Belle
James Stevens
Resins
Charley Shearin
Charley Noll
Hess
Nell's
Marahfield
Tim
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