Local News Roundup from Auburndale
Henry Zent remains on the sick list wishing him a speedy recovery Miss Mamie Berdan visits Manitowoc relatives Marta Hartle returned from Marinette last Monday Lena Zinn of Marshfield visited Mr and Mrs Jos Kotas Ben Darris is building a new farm house on his recently purchased property The R Connor Co adds a large barn on their farm Andrew Sieverson carpenters Maggie Schill celebrated her birthday with friends Several locals attended Theresa Brandl and Henry Blenker s wedding at Sherry Rollers hall fundraiser for the ball team yielded a good cash sum Aug Schultz foreman was injured when a trunk fell bruising his foot and delaying him about a week
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Henry Zent
Mamie Berdan J
Manitowoc
M. Hartle
Marinette
Lena Zinn
Marshfield
Jos. Kotas
R. Connor Co
Andrew Sieverson
Maggie Schill
Theresa Brandl
Henry Blenker
Jos
Katas
Adam Kiefer
W.H. Baker
Oshkosh
New York Life Insurance, Co
Rollers Hall
Local Visitors Reported Across Multiple Wisconsin Towns
McMillan and Beebee hosted and visited relatives and friends in Wausau Unity Colby Portage and Florence counties with several travelers including B F McMillan A A Wert and Eugene Sackard, and Mrs Sheridan Beebee with her two sons and daughter visiting Constable New York natives in Wisconsin communities.
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E. Beebee
Wausau
A. A. Wert
Minneapolis
Frank Lehman
Portage County
Paul Davms
Auburndale
B. F. McMillan
Unity
Colby
Eugene Sackard
Florence County
Sheridan Beebee
Constable, New York
A. E. Beebee
Stratford News Briefs From Marshfield And Surrounds
Stratford D Reed and family spent Monday in Marshfield while a Sunday picnic drew a large crowd. Judge Hirth of Marshfeld visited on business Tuesday. Chas Kohl and Geo Slauson traveled to Marshfield Saturday. Mrs Harry Kohl visited Sherry with relatives Tuesday and Wednesday. Stratford lost to Colby 14 to 5 in a Sunday ball game. Minnie Shaffer and Mattie Shadack left for Gillet to work. A man made a flying trip to Wausau Monday night and hasn't been seen since. Philip Bennett and John Condon returned from South Dakota reporting a strong demand for harvest workers. Thomas Hosley Jr broke his collar bone hopping from a wagon on rough road. David Shelly was hired by R Connor Co as brakeman on their logging train after years with C N W Ry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hirth
Marshfeld
Geo. Slauson
Marshfield
Harry Kohl
Sherry
Stratford
Colby
Minnie Shaffer
Mattie Shadack
Gillet
Wausau
Philip Bennett
John Condon
South Dakota
Thomas Hosley Jr
David Shelly
R. Connor Co
Mr. Shelly
Local threshing and farm losses reported in Bakerville area
Hans H Paulson Jr threshed for H Sherman last Saturday while H Sherman lost a valuable horse the prior Friday. Peter Paulson and H H Paulson threshing in sequence. Tremanl near Lindsey reports a cow death from suspected anthrax. Mrs Joseph Schroeder severely injured attempting to stop runaway horses. Ross Paulson of Granton bought the former Nelson Marsh farm near Granton. Thieves stole a new double work harness from Soren Jensen near East Branch Friday night. Mrs H Witter and Myrtle visit relatives in Viroqua. Nasonville German Lutheran congregation held a Mission-fest at Leonard Fisher's grave north of their church raising funds.
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Tremanl
Lindsey
Joseph Schroeder
Ross Paulson
Granton
Hans Paulson
Rock
Nelson Marsh
Soren Jensen
East Branch
Nasonville
Leonard Fisher
Local village notes highlight visits and vacancies
Sherry reports Rev. W. J. Agnew enjoying a Portage vacation while Geo. Weatherly entertains his Merrill guest. Marshfield visits include Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderton and Miss Katie Jones. Miss Ella Rhode and Kitty Bever spent time there and J. J. Lyerson builds a farm home. Sigel’s John Edwin Bergh seeks sheriff nomination. Arthur Oakley, former principal, visits but departs for a Babcock post. Henry Blenker wed Theresa Brandl in a Marshfield area marriage with best wishes from community.
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J.J. Lyerson
John Edwin Bergh
Sigel
Bernitt Starts Monday Trip to New York
Rozellville notes Henry Bernitt began his week with a Monday departure for New York. In Unity, Mrs. T. C. Hulce visits locally with friends and relatives.
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Henry Bernitt
New York
T. C.hulce
Unity
Weathered illness heals Mrs Brinkinkman and farm sales noted
Mrs John Brinkinkman recovers enough to go out as cold weather prompts talk of warmer climes. Wm Wunsch sells his Rozellville farm for $6,650 to buyers from below after buying from Wm Sturm of Marshfield a year earlier for $5,009 before forced retirement from farming due to ill health. A Frenchman with a single coin loses it in a banker's drawing room after a mislaid pocket hole.
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John Brinkinkman
Wm. Wunsch
Rozellville
Mr. Wunsch
Wm. Sturm Ion
Marshfield
Wunsch
The Gleaners in English Harvest Fields
In England many counties still practice gleaning after wheat harvest. Mothers and children search newly cleared fields for scattered grain, binding the loot in cloths and carrying it home on their heads. They thrash by hand, sell or feed poultry, and view the work as a daylong picnic-like outing.
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Ruth
Naomi
England
Trertfordshire
Bedfordshire
Wother
Reforms and Human Nation Insight From Weather Myths
Reforms and Human Nation argues revulsion, not rhetoric, can elevate a reformer as prisoners spark public feeling. It notes leaders rely on personalities over principles and cites atmospheric wonders from March 14 1812 Tuscany orange hail to 17th century red hails in Amsterdam London and Ireland as quirky historical context.
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Political Science Quarterly
Tuscany
Carnicola
Germany
Amsterdam
London
Ireland
France
Studio Secret In Turbulent Infant Portrait Quip
A weary father laments to quiet a fussy baby and longs for a photographer who can make a baby look pleasant. The line, attributed to Photographic Times, captures a humorous view on infancy and portraiture.
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Studio Secret
Papa
Mamma
Unclear OCR fragment on nasal affections and behavior
Fragmentary historical note describes nasal mucous issues and possible stimulation of a large nose in persons named August and Wostriocgs. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or events for a proper summary.
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August
Wostriocgs
A Short Cut to Sleep and Dinner Dilemmas
Mollgins tells Bobby she will inform his father after dinner about his misbehavior. Bobby pleads for a better dinner to ease his guilt, while a separate vignette has a insomniac seeking sleep from a cat on the garden wall and a doctor suggesting a remedy with a milk treatment.
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Mollgins
Bobby
Neural
Pittsbury
Young couple’s quick proposal leads to grim truth
A man proposed on a Sunday evening as they left church. The bride was under age and married with plans for her father’s consent. The next day he learns her father had been dead for years, ending the improvised union.
Beyond Wis Limit Excursion Ticket Question
A husband inspecting a railway ticket notes its ten day validity while his wife defends the deal as a stronger guarantee, reflecting a practical exchange about travel plans and value. The scene captures domestic banter and a travel context within a newspaper dispatch tone.
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Richmom! Dispatch
Whyte Browne Economical Remark Cited
A witty remark questions Whyte Browne’s economy noting he would craft an awl by bending corkscrews rather than buy one. The remark contrasts with Black Browne and frames Browne as thrifty and inventive in a humorous tone.
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Whyte—Browne
Black—Browne
Browne
Pre-Chaucerian Baby Language Quirk Noted in Press
A Philadelphia Press snippet notes a baby’s speech as a Pre-Chaucerian quirk. It remarks the baby speaks a form of early English, calling the language “queer” yet understandable in its novelty. The brief exchange captures playful linguistic curiosity.
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Philadelphia Press
Why did you encourage him to propose
The Chicago Post quotes a heated exchange on motive and choice in a relationship, asking why one encouraged a proposal if they did not want it, and noting the era’s conversational tone about social expectations.
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Chicago Post
Man Walks 12000 Miles and Eats 9.5 Tons of Food
A fifty year old man has walked twelve thousand miles and consumed nine and a half tons of meat fish eggs and vegetables, with seven thousand gallons reportedly added at Bud.
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