Wood county farmers urged to send best products for exhibits
At the Wood County Bureau of Immigration and General Industries meeting, farmers were asked to submit prime farm and garden products for exhibits. Samples should be sturdy, preserved, and accompanied by a written statement detailing crop kind, bushels per acre, and value per acre. Farmers within ten miles of the county seat should deliver specimens to the secretary’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County Bureau of Immigration and General Industries
Wood County Arma
Wood County
Luo Bureau
Fim
Ibs
Caylor & Scott's Insurance Agency
Centralia
PF. L. Boeri
Burea
Hand Crushed At Veneur Sander Factory Accident
Oscar Schowalter a Veneur factory worker, had his hand caught in a sanding roller while feeding a panel. Flesh torn from the palm, about thirty stitches, treated at Deathrop’s office then home. Family hardship follows as earlier kin died in a depot switching accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Schowalter
Veneur
Oscar
Sue Ward
Omaha
Joe
Deathrop
Olce
Hayward
Sore Tiny
Sellowikes
Onis
Marinas Little Darkliss and Baby Show Highlights
The Adler’s bail event under St. Margaret’s Guild featured a baby show where infants competed for prizes. Miss Mora Vorpit won a silver mug for her wealth of bray ace Mildred Sexton earned a chair as prettiest baby. many children participated amid crowd enthusiasm. The Marshfield Brewing Co declared a 4 percent dividend payable on the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler's
St. Margaret's Guild
Della Renna
Winnie Cus
Jena Cracraft
Lois Rusworth
Francis Roddis
Lenk Lacmle
Yulia Boyington
Nora Dorpat
Meriat Connor
Laut Kelley
Freda’ Baruman
Lorraine Benham
Karl Kohs
Tineela Warzinski
Lancs Mess
Conevive Kraus
Margarits Kraus
Elly Kuss
Acutur Taemle
George Brown
Myrtle Bulman
Tralph Anderson
Anat Lpurks
Andrew Sexton
Heath Gwin
Mildred Sheprives
Tony
Soldier Charles Galloway Grows Ill and Passes On
Charles Galloway of Pittsville dies at 89 after a long illness marked by fever and whooping cough following southern sojourn and family moves. Born January 2, 1837 in New York, he served three years in the Wisconsin light artillery, lived in Auroraville and Ripon, moved to Fitzgerald, Georgia, then returned to Wisconsin before settling in Pittsville. Survived by wife and two children, with multiple grandchildren and friends mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thindey
Daly Morbat
Charles Galloway
City of
New York
Milwaukee
Auroraville
Wanshara County
Ripon
Adeline Bedal
Wis
Pittsville
Fitzgerald
Geuttrummaner
James G. Blaly
Galloway
Andrew ©. Galloway
Emma Ferg
Pittavile
Slow Postal Route Tugging at Waterbury to Grand Rapids
Local readers report slow government action on establishing a postal route between Waterbury and Grand Rapids via Marshfield Southeastern railroad. Petitions and personal letters have been sent to the postmaster general with promises of action, but months pass with no results as red tape lingers and letters require transit by train crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Generil
Marshfield 4 Southeastern
Grand Rapids
Postal Department
Baseball brawl mars Grand Rapids Marshfield game outing
A large crowd rode an excursion train to Driving Park on Sunday to watch Grand Rapids play Marshfield. The game featured wild throws and heated exchanges after the fourth inning, with Palmer delivering the day’s notable hit a near across the track and Schiefer impressing at bat and on base. The postgame notes warned against onfield violence, praised overall play, and announced upcoming Northern Wisconsin tournament plans and school staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Marshfeld & Southeastern Railroad
A. Conn
Palmer
Schiefer
Williams
Marshfeld
George Thomas
Chech
Andetine
Gotchey
Grand Rapids Battery
Grignon
Desirable summer goods sale with wool dress items
A sale of desirable summer things combined with late novelties in wool dress goods is the attraction in our dry goods department. Cheap selling of oil window shades is the attraction in our house furnishing department. Unparallel offers in our grocery department are the inducements there. LADIES SHIRT WRISTS. We have a few left. The former prices ranged from $1.25 to $2.00 you can have your choice now from the lot for. bee 186 LADIES PRINT WRAPPERS. A very limited number of them left. Sizes somewhat broken but can be made to fit by a slight alteration. Your choice of the g $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 ones for cet eeeeseteeets screeth satay C LATE ARRIVALS IN WOOL NOVELTY DRESS SUITINGS. We offer half wool novelty goods, full vata wit all Sishew 0 shades, per yard at . C Another lot, same width, 25 pieces in all to select from, largest 5 value ever offered, latest fall 'colors, price this sale, per yard. sss . One half dollar will purchase all wooll novelty dress goods, real value 75e. These are 40 ahs wide and marvels of the weavers art. deee new once deans We are showing some it plain colors and some infancies, width and quality, price per yard this sale. S bars Centennial Soap. 7 bars Galvanic Soap. Good can corn, per can. Good can peaches per can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cet Eeeeseteeets Screeth Satay
Sss
Deee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ina Sander
Darkliss
Rotiee
Marshield Brewing Co
Win Baitels
Marshfield Brewing Co
Pow. Cranmer
Bismark
W. D. Connor
Crerar
B. F. McMillan
Count Warlock
Warrock
Grerue
Mark
Ed. O'Brein
Beawoun Frees Wilkes
Win
N@ll
Little Belle
James Stevens
Grand Rapid Ve
Stevens Point
Portage
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Wb Bie Lourdamient
Porage
Chippewa Ig
Marshield Co
Point Willso
Wisconsin Central
Eau Claire
Chippens Pass
Stavens Point
Reese
Geo. W. Paulus
Kil Kelley
Alice Devlin
Mary Minihna
Alice Olin
Luthera Borgia
Ade Skeel
Amy Douglas
Bessie Humberg
Prac
Jennie Rothman
Lilian Hatches
Caddie Arden
Sue Doern
Arline Casa
Stella Henderson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!