Judge Chas ties wedding knot in Marshfield tale
A Marshfield column recounts Judge Chas tying a couple’s matrimonial knot with patient humor. The piece mingles a comic wedding anecdote with social observations on fashion and youth culture, describing the groom's hesitancy, the judge’s prompts, and the couple’s cheerful departure. The narrative then shifts to a caricatured summer fashion critique and a city street scene where adults pose as and are mistaken for youths, prompting an elderly observer’s surprised reaction.
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Chas
Habo
Reno
Marshfield
Ayer s Hair Vigor Advertisement Promotes Hair Care
A vintage ad asks if readers are satisfied with their hair and promotes Ayer s Hair Vigor as a remedy for thinning or falling hair. It notes the product does not color hair and suggests showing ingredients to a doctor for evaluation. The maker is listed as J. O. ATERCO, Lowell, MA.
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Ayer
J. O
Aterco
Lowell
Maat
Handwriting Samples Reveal Youthful Traits and Lessons
Correspondence notes samples of handwriting received this week and invites readers to send specimens for the next three weeks. The column assesses traits from penmanship, predicting travel for Susy G, a steady future for Belle, and prudence for Charley, with cautions on rough sports for a boy.
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Marshfield Times Co
Marshfield
Wis
Susy G
Belle
Charley
James A Thomas Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination
John A Thomas of Marshfield Wisconsin announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Wood County sheriff in the September primaries. The paid notice states a ten cent per word rate and identifies the advertiser as John A Thomas.
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John A.s Thomas
Marshfield
Wood
McLees Declares Republican Candidacy for Wood County Clerk
Bert McLees of Grand Rapids Wisconsin announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county clerk of Wood County. He files as a paid advertisement noting a per line rate and lists Grand Rapids as his locale. The notice specifies the upcoming September primaries.
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Bert MccLees
Grand Rapids
Wis
Wood County
Bert McLees
Democratic Candidate for Wood County Treasurer Declares Bid
A notice from John DePress of Grand Rapids Wisconsin announces candidacy for Wood County Treasurer at the September primaries. The filing mentions payment rates and a self-introduction as a Democratic candidate.
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Wood County
Jtan Depress
Grand Rapids, Wis
Ames seeks Wood County register of deeds post
A candidate announces for Wood County register of deeds on the Republican ticket in the September primary. The entrant identifies as E E Ames and notes the payment rate of ten cents per counted fine.
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Register of Deeds
Wood County
Ames
Candidate Announces Candidacy for Wood County Register of Deeds
A notice states John Schmitt will pay ten conte ae sanded line and Joan Schart of Grand Rapids Wisconsin announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Wood County Register of Deeds at the September primaries.
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John Schmitt
Grand Rapiday Ins
Office of Register of Deeds
Wood County
Joan Schart
Grand Rapids, Wis
A. B. Dover seeks Clerk of the Circuit Court seat
A notice announces A. B. Dover of Grand Rapids Wisconsin running for re election as Clerk of the Circuit Court on the Republican ticket. The advertisement states a payment rate per counted line and addresses Wood County voters ahead of the September Primaries.
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A. B. Dover
Grand Rapids
Wis
Circuit Court
Wood County
Circuit’ Court
A. B. Bever
Grand Rapids, Wis
COWELL DECLARES SHERIFF C candidacy IN WISCONSIN WOOD COUNTY
A. J. Cowell of Arpin Wisconsin announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Wood County in the upcoming Primary election. He notes payment of notices at the rate of ten cents per line and provides his address 4412 R.D.2 Arpin Wis. The text also includes stray OCR remnants about medals and names.
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A. J. Cowell
Arpin
Wood County
A. J. Cowall
R.D
Arpin, Wis
Fresh and rotten manure effects on soils and crops
The article explains how soil type dictates manure use, with fresh manure warming heavy clays and rotted manure benefiting light or sandy soils. It notes ratios of fresh to rotted material, impacts on plant growth, and suggests applying fresh manure to corn while avoiding large amounts on beets and tobacco. Climate also influences results, and rotating crops can reduce lodging and overgrowth.
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New York State Experiment Station
Party candidates on file in county nominations
Forty one candidates filed with County Clerk Fred H. Eberhardt. Seventeen papers come from Democrats and Republicans combined, with fifteen Democratic, eleven Republican, seven Prohibition, and eight Social Democratic filings.
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Fred. H. Eberhardt
Speak Kindly Words to Hear Hearts and Minds
A reflective note on speaking with kindness, urging consideration of listeners' feelings. It emphasizes compassionate speech to avoid wounding voices and embittered souls, reminding that words should be chosen to heal rather than harm.
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Npa
Horder
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