Local notices and farming tidbits in a small town
A mishmash of short items mentions wallpaper stock sales at low prices, harvests ending and threshing starting in multiple spots, a birth for Mr and Mrs Louis Grube, a Lutheran aid meeting, a note on blackberry season, upcoming sermons and tea party, a eye specialist visit, and various local notices. Also reported are a death in Appleton, a milling sale in Loyal, a judge case and minor accidents, and community events around Marshfield and Bakerville with social gatherings and transportation notes.
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la Crosse
Village Notes and Local Incidents Reported
Last Wednesday Harry Jellison sprained his right shoulder while getting down from a load of rye. David Chamberlain was tried for assault on Tra Armstrong and found not guilty after a brief jury deliberation. Phil Burkart plans to move his family to Strawford as local woods decline. Farmers from the south arrive. former mill workers take farms. B. E. Ramsdell attended Oshkosh events. Mrs. Geo H. Smith visits her husband. Alute, son of Jobo Fisishmann, poisoned by fly poison but not in critical condition. A Sunday baseball game saw two local teams lose 28 to 9 to Ed Gotchey’s Colts. Mr. Perkins of Portage collects subscriptions for the Milwaukee Sentinel.
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A. JL. Tull
Chicago
New Methodist
Loya
Tvying & Scharmann
Arms
Rossman
Bohmian
Loyal
Sherman
Marshfield
Dave
Monona
W. D. Gonper
Lathrop
Joan Erion
Milwaukee
Bakerville
Harry Jellison
David Chamberlain
Casters
Uhisawa
Jason Phursday
Tra Armstrong
Justice of the Peace
Hamsdell
Mr. Chamberlain
Phil Burkart
Strawford
Hils
Unose
B. E. Ramsdell
Oshkosh
Frau Oshkosh
Waupaca
Ed. Gotchey
Colts
Mr. Perkins
Portage
Milwaukee Sentinel
Dairy Board Meeting Sees Little Cheese Sold
The Marshfield Dairy Board of Trade held its semi monthly meeting on Tuesday with nearly a car load of cheese offered. Only buyer HH F Meyer of Plymouth represented a Chisago house and offered 53 cents per pound, rejected as market overstocked. Factories listed supplied cheese amounts: Marshfield 23 wing, Young Americas, Bakerville 57 twins, Nusonville 75 twins, Eau Pleine 65 twins, Rozellville 43 wing, County Idne 80 twins, Bronker 60 wing, Troclenetory 80 twins.
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Marshfield Dairy Board of Trade
HH. F. Meyer
Plymouth
Dell
Triantle
Marshfuld
Young Americas
Bakerville Factory
Nusonville Factry
Eau Pleine
Rozellville
County Idne
Bronker
Troclenetory
Bond Brothers Big Show Comes to Marshfield Tuesday
The Bond Brothers greatest show arrives in Marshfield on Tuesday August 11 under their personal supervision. The circus promises a vast assortment of rare wild animals and zoological specimens never seen before in the country, with aerial stars, ring acts, and a hip podrome. Thousands are expected to attend and the public is urged to visit the advertising columns for details.
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Bond Brothers
Marshfield
Card of Thanks for Charles Galloway Burial
The undersigned express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance by word and act during the illness, sickness, and burial of husband and father Charles Galloway. Adeline Galloway and Andrew Galloway with Alp and Mrs KE Fero extend thanks.
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Charles Galloway
Adeline Galloway
Andrew Galloway
KE. Fero
Personal mentions from Amherst area and beyond
A long list of local social notices records travel and visits. F E Allen carried business at Amherst while Emil Pors and children visited West Bend. Several relatives and friends were seen in St Paul Eau Claire Milwaukee Minneap olis and Chicago. Notable names include Rev Tham Prof Hamlin P J Kraus Bert Hartwell Burr family and many more. Infers active community network with frequent trips and family visits.
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F. E. Allen
Amherst
Emil Pors
West Bend
Mike Gebuss
St. Paul
Verna
Aona May
Chili
Louis Otchuss
Eau Claire
Tham
Neillsville
Prof
Hamlin
Lee Tepfer
P. J. Kraus
Milwaukee
Bert Hartwell
Tunnel City
Wek
H. J. Pankow
Manitowoc
Tremont
Stewart
Greenwood
Rollo Branch
W. H. Raddis
Chicago
Alderman Bauman
Manitowoa
Finney
Gream City
Fred Weed
Wausau
John Diedrich
Muttle Nelson
Black River Falls
Gerty Winch
Strentz Bros Offer Cabinet Photos At Reduced Price
The Strentz Bros. announce a continuing reduced price of $1.50 per dozen for cabinet size photographs. They emphasize the large daily output enables the offer and aim for big business while delivering value for customers.
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Strentz Bros
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Europe
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Relives
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Atlantic
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Carlroad
Freddie
I Sige
Womnn
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C. S Vedder
Times Office
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Alex. Metielin
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Alice Olin
Sue Doern
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Parries
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Times
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Will
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Memphia
North Dak
Geo
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Grand Rapids
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Seneca
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Webb
Hier & Kalached
Sherry
Dairy Board
Americws
Burr
Harry Dodge
Morrillin
Willis Arnold
W. J. Webb
Whitehall
Sheerin
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Slavens Point
Stewhe
Brad Kamps
Chilton
Appleton
H. §. Rossmann
John Heidler
Nest of
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Wini Pun
Russell
Chill
Frankie Diahnd
Bessimer
Mich
High Cui
Sirs
Hewitt
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Warren
Mine
Ing. Horden D
Philadelhia
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Harry Vedder
Mieses Ferguson
John Lerwin
Wawsaw
Madison
Gustave Bulgrin
Sexton
Teresa Roessler
Millie Moosbrugger
Jefferson
Theo. Ropsigler
Slater
Roessler
Will Vis
Lucy Bliss
Camden
Forest. County
A. &. Bliss
Wallones
Louis Laemle
Rhelwatiam
Novralda
DRS
Drewee
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Sumas
Alan Bingelys Flamitt
Ellen Te Mlakely
State of
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C. M. Allen & CO
Rotor
Ie Pp
Sexton’s
Farmer’s Home
Furstenburg
Bodega
C.E. Blodgett
Tremont House
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