Editor's Endorsement of Wisconsin Lands Shown
A Green Lake County Reporter editor visits Marshfield and lauds Wood Clark and Marathon counties soil quality. He details fertile loam with deep clay subsoil, even terrain, strong timber, and abundant small grain. Land sells at $10 to $18 per acre with large tracts sold across Clark Wood and Marathon counties.
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Green Lake County
Marshfield
Welton & Reynolds
Wood
Clark
Marathon
Sane
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Gorn
Clark County
Woodcouny
Marathon County
Herman Caufman’s Big Crop Promises Growth in Lincoln
Lincoln horticulturalist Herman Caufman reports 181 bushels of berries and 700 bunches of asparagus already marketed, with vines expected to yield about half an ordinary crop of grapes. He operates on one acre of berries, a half acre raspberries, currants, and an eighth acre asparagus, and eyes a ten to fifteen acre expansion near Lincoln to supply the city.
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Merman Kaufman
Licoln
Kaufman
Lincoln
Fifth Avenue
Wagner Sells Barber Shop to Emil Schroeder in Deming
August Wagner concluded the sale of his barber business and outfit in the Deming building basement to Emil Schroeder the latter part of last week. Schroeder has worked in the shop for nearly two years and will continue to run the barber shop and bath business with good service. The Marshfield post office lists letters advertised to Aug 6 1901 for Peters Brittin Casby Emerson Fagan Farall Gohlke Highs Jacobson Niles Rogssner Stevens Sivers Vienney White-Ticar Yue and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wagner
Deming
Emil Schroeder
Schroeder
Marshfield
Peter Brittin
J. M. Casby
Emil Emerson
James Fagan
Lottie Farall
Frank Gohlke
Kathrine Highs
Carl Jacobson
Mary Niles
Chas. Rogssner
Mary Stevens
Albin Sivers
EB. MH. Vienney
Minne Wiite-Ticar
Teall Yue
The Independent Farmer Foretells a Rural Prosperity Shift
The article argues farming has progressed, offering greater profits with modern methods while noting higher capital needs. It highlights rural social life, independence, and the appeal to youth to homestead. It cites J Sterling Morton predicting value of well located lands rising across the United States. It also reports on new barns being built near the city and a local plan to found a Loyalist socialist colony in Clark County with an October westward departure.
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J. Sterling Morton
Secretar of Agriculture
Sunday Evening Post
United States
McMillan
Fred Sommers
Richfield Road
Hater & Kalsehed
George
Koenig
Clark County
West
Twenty Six New Houses Near Central Avenue
The Wood County Reporter notes rapid growth of a new suburb along North Central Avenue after John Hyland bought land a year ago. Twenty six houses have risen, with notable recent residences by Mrs Stephen Luvoke and the Bickler brothers, plus homes planned for Christ aa¢ Fred Meyers and Mrs Jason Payne. A grand home near Rose Hill for John Leinwander is nearly finished, signaling a thriving development. The piece also discusses shifting blueberry farming and the push to cultivate cranberries, with Judge John A. Gaynor discussing state support at the upcoming Cranberry Growers association meeting on August 13.
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John Hyland
Central Avenue
Mr. Hyland
Hyland
Neut
North Central Avenue
Stephen Luvoke
Bickler Brothers
Christ
Fred Meyers
Jason Payne
Rose Hill
John Farkin
John Leinwander
Leinwander
Wood County Reporter
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Herman Caufman
Wagner
Grecudins
Young
Catholic Church
Cape
Pasir
Seyests Way Adventist Church
Sabbash Schewl
Snow
Meuron T Episcopal OI Agrol Es UL Shmday Servies
OMA
Epwarth
RNY
N. A
Meriiney Phmitan Church
Sunchine Sanday
Rss
ALBAN
Sandi
Nonan Luc
Wisconsin Central
Maly Aikeo
Osbleosh
Claire
Sia Glen
Ina
Te Russe
Pant
Mertelias
MPM
Merril
Ebinn
Milwaukee
Aig
Minneapolis
Stern
Chicago
Northwe
Fond
Lees
Winisaa
Daparlsind
Wansau
Aluts
Mikes
Wausau
Anwauiveehn
Leigeld Vrains Auelye Vrilon
Chas. Vaughn
Schelpaper
City
Aug. Wagner
Nohn Kealery
al Trains
Thomas
R. H. Schroeder
Mansion House
ICE
Fred Bauer
Iron Works
South Depot Street
Furstanberg
Aso
Sheerin
Oliver
Wood County
C.S. Sheerin
Upham W?f.c. Company
H. J. Kamps
Sexton Brothers
F. Hirzy
John Kraus
Hans Bille
Frank Lackner
Dta i A. Mand
2 Co F
Flos P
Jeesiddtiee, Thomas Twoousl
Ebbe & Thompson
Weiland’s Laundry
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