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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1912
Page
12
A candidate seeks the Wood County register of deeds post on the Republican ticket for the September primary. The statement is signed by E. E. Ames.
John Schmitt of Grand Rapids Wisconsin declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Wood County Register of Deeds in the September primaries. The paid notice appears in the advertisement and identifies the candidate and location.
A.B. Bever of Grand Rapids Wisconsin announces candidacy for Clerk of the Circuit Court on the Republican ticket. He seeks re election at the September primaries and urges voters in Wood County to support him.
Paid notice states Joan A. Thomas Marshfield Wis candidate at September primaries for the democratic nomination for Wood County sheriff. The ad lists John A. Thomas Marshfield Wis as the operator or sponsor in connection with the notice.
A paid ad from Bert McLees of Grand Rapids Wisconsin promotes his Republican nomination bid for the Wood County clerk seat. The notice states payment terms and identifies September primaries as the election date.
United Doctors with Laboratories in Boston and Minneapolis visit Marshfield for a one day free consultation and examination. They claim to be bloodless specialists treating stomach liver kidneys lungs skin nerves heart and chronic ailments without surgery, inviting married women with husbands and minors with parents.
Bethel brief items note Mrs Bertha Klement photographing, Geo Klement selling potatoes in Marshfield, Prof Nels Bunger visiting Massachusetts brother, Rudolph McChesney shipped 190 dollars in honey, a cash check received for that amount, Mrs Jessie Johnson delayed to western coast with father J W Greenman, G W Stilson and family to Madison sanitarium for treatment while he performs stenography at the Sanitarium, Mrs Clara Palmer gains home at Richfield near Spencer Scribner of Auburndale moves in, Scribner once worked on the first academy building burned Jan 1 1907.
Farmers in Cameron region stack rye and begin grain cutting amid fair yields. Mrs. Elias Noble visited ill daughter in law Mrs. Sherwood. Clara Swenson of Rib Lake visited Hattia Frederick. Kelleoier Bros with local help raised a new barn for Henry Lent. Families visited Aug Hell home. Durst brothers moved buildings in Auburndale. Hewitt club defeated Spencer 14 to 3 with Hewitt P Cramer A Daniel and Spencer Johnson Delmore serving as batteries.
Mrs Joseph Geri and her children left for Merril on Friday to visit relatives and spend time with family during the weekend excursion.
Richfield reports show G Lehter advancing road work in district 6 and George Cole prepping ground material for a new house. Richfield residents joined the Guernsey picnic at Vesper, while Euelah Gadson celebrated her 11th birthday. Biscuits: Mr and Mrs Merle Tuttle received a surprise wedding serenade with Swiss bells and kitchen gifts.
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