Big Cranberry Crop Expected From Wisconsin Growers
The Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers association held its 15th annual meeting at Gaynor Bros marsh near Cranmoor with about 400 members. The yield is forecast at 40 000 barrels, about double last year, though still young and subject to change. Discussions covered marsh improvements, experimental stations, and berry quality improvements. Judge J A Gaynor and Horsey A Vaughn spoke on cultivation, with detailed papers on cranberry cultivation progress reviewed by the group. Milwaukee Sentinel reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers’ Association
Gaynor Bros
Marsh
Cranmoor
Losgy
Gaynot-Blackstone Co S
Wisconsin
Bungie
Grand Rapids
W. H. Fitch
J. A. Gaynor
Horsey A. Vaughn
Middleboro
Mass
Milwaukee Senthil
Wisconsin cheese boom lifts creamery shift in state
Wisconsin creameries move away from butter toward cheese as the industry grows rapidly. The Sheboygan county area leads in cheese output with E B Melendy turning much of his production to cheese. In last year 103 cheese factories in the county and 105 now operate with strong profits from cheese over butter.
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Wisconsin
Marsifield
Ins Dustry
Fran Sheboygan
Milwaukee Sentinel
Buyner
E. B. Melendy
EB. B. Melendy
The
Falls
Shebdoygan County
Shebdoygan County Cheese Is More Sought Aftern East Wid South
Sheboygan
Plymouth
Sheboygan Falls
Great Trading Center Promotes Local Merchants
A long piece extols Marshfield as a hub for diverse modern stores with wide selection and favorable prices. It notes steady local progress from country mercantile to metropolitan shops, urges continued home trade, and highlights a legal matter over apple theft settled without trial. Also reports Died: Mrs. Albert St. Thomas of McMillan and Isadore Miller organizing orthodox Jewish assembly planning September 13 assemblies in multiple towns.
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Isadore Miller
Grand Rapids
Pittsville
Neillsville
Thorpe
Stanley
Colby
Medford
Dexterville
Loyal
Greenwood
Armory
Citizens League Formed to Clean Up Stevens Point
The Stevens Point Gazette corrects The Marshfield Times, noting a Citizens League has formed to purify society and boost local business and manufacturing. It contrasts with the term vigilance committee, explaining the old frontier phrase inspired the earlier label.
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Marshfield Times
Stevens Point
Tourhs
the Times
Citizens League
Viedlance Committee
Worms Do Not Fail Apples at Milwaukees State Fair Visit
Ita Fike from Michigan reports his fruit crop is good except apples ruined by worms. He expects to harvest about ten bushels from trees when normally two to three hundred would be possible. He plans to spend a couple of weeks with friends here before returning home via Milwaukee.
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J. R. Schafer
North Side
Leonard Jaeckel
Steinmetz
Schafer
Jackel
Andrews
Ita Fike
Michigan
Fiky
Milwaukee
Neillsville
Lawn Social at McMullen Home by Christian Endeavor
The Christian Endeavor plans a lawn social at R. H. McMullen’s home on Wednesday evening August 28. Ice cream and cake will be served, and all are invited to attend.
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Chistian Endeavor
R. H. McMullen
WUi Sues City Over Gravel Pit Injuries
Theopulus Gosline filed notice against the city claiming damages for personal injuries from last August’s gravel pit accident and will sue to recover. Colby attorney R. B. Salter represents him as litigation resumes, with prospects of substantial damages if successful. Mrs. Henry Beine, whose husband lost his wife in the same incident, may also sue, likely increasing liability and extending litigation. City officials anticipate escaping responsibility despite the potential cases.
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Theopulus Gosline
Gasting
R. 8. Salter
Colby
Henry Beine
Runaway During Funeral Procession Causes Injuries
During a procession from Mer Millan to the city for Mrs. Albert St. Thomas, a runaway caused injuries to Mrs. Fred Klein and her daughter. Several wagons ahead were jolted, a team turned, tipping over Sugey, and occupants were thrown. Mr Klein clung to the tongues and was dragged before stopping the horses.
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Mer Millan
The
Friends
Albert St. Thomas
Fred Klein
Mr. Klein
Klein
Personal Mentions From Area Visitors and Trips
A string of society notes records travel and visits by local residents and guests. R L Evans left Thursday for Lanna on business, W W Bollipeter away in Indiana, Mrs AL Peterwing visiting relatives in Dale, and Cashier Ell Reese among Waupaca visitors last Sunday. Miss Alice Carroll of Minneapolis visits Miss Mayme Maloney, John Schuette of Sheboygan guests of Mr and Mrs E P Miesdames L Nick and August Sutor visit relatives in Jackson Wisconsin. Miss Maggie Ramenopp visiting Oshkosh for three weeks. Mrs 4 J Pankow left Tuesday for an eastern states trip. Miss Bessie Parmenter of Neenah visiting cousin Miss Gertrude Winch. Mr and Mrs R A Kalhskof returned from Wansan. George Campbell entertain Miss Maud Me Intyre of Seymour. Mrs C E Blodgett and daughter visit Stevens Point. Miss Anne I Goldie of Milwaukee at W H Roddis home. W W McCulloch and Mrs McCulloch visiting Poynette. Miss Ethel Kelly away two weeks to Chicago and Indiana. Ex Gov and Mrs W H Upham guests of C M Upham at Shawano. James Sheerin of Minneapolis and daughter Mrs George Tardt of Abbotsford visiting Ex Alderman C S Sheerin.
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AL Peterwing
Dale
Cashier
Ell. Reese
Waupaca
Alice Carroll
Minneapolis
Mayme Maloney
John Schuette
Sheboygan
E. P
Maggie Ramenopp
Oshkosh
4. J. Pankow
C. E. Blodgett
Stevens Point
Anne I. Goldie
Milwaukee
W. H. Roddis
Local notes and visits fill week in Tomah and area
Tomah resident Bert Gilson guests with R H McMullen while buying staves and heading. Lin coln friendships visit Waupaca and Rib Lake engagements noted. Fred Kohl drum Major heads Pry te coast with John Brackelorf. Various residents plan travel, schooling, and business changes amid community news. Partnership Roplinger and Uthmeier dissolves. Uthmeier continues business. clients to pay to him.
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Bert Gilson
Tomah
R. H. McMullen
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Williams & White
Alicial Paper of
City of Marshtiete
BIG Hebrew Assembly
Marshfiel
McMillan
St. John's Catholic Church
John Bison
Charles Viney
Janesville
Arthur Willett
Fond du Lac
Lelie Wiltete
Merrill
Bradley Wilatt
Waukesha
William Munhall
Grimm’s Station
Tom Smith
Fenwood
Munhall
Sars
Jean
Weman
Lawn Sociel
R. L. Evans
Lanna
W. W. Bollipeter
Indiana Points
Miesdames L. Nick and
August Sutor
Jackson, Wis
Bessie Parmenter
Neenah
Gertrude Winch
R. A. Kalhskof
Wansan
George Campbell
Maud Me
Seymour
James Sheerin
George Tardirt
Abbotsford
C. S. Sheerin
Matilda Christensen
Ella Thompson
Town of
Lincoln
Mrs
Hans Ebbe
W. HW. Trumbull
Carrie Doern
Spencer
Fred Kohl
Second Regiment
Pry Te Coast
St. Paul
John Brackelorf
Cora Cranmer
H. C. Headstream
Rib Lake
Dure
Julia
Ortille Mullenbach
Chicago
George Heilman
Madison
Ald
A. Kleinheing
Kleinheins
E.J. Hopkins
American Express Company
George Huber
George W. Clark
Wausau
Clark
Euphema McMullen
Tamah
Mancay
Josie Brown
Jessie McMullen
H. A. Lathrop
E. Finney
0. G. Lindemann
Wanpace Lakes
Otto Grambsch
Berlin
F. L. Nehs
Gus Grambsch
Rosilia Bille
Portage and
Poynette
Ebbe
Ruby Kellogg
Green Bay
Wearve H. Reynolds
Reynolds
Carr and Murray
Wisconsin Central Force
Mexico
Amgss
Corinne Kraushen
Miwaukee-Downer College
Beatrice Kraus
Collinsville
Conn
New York
Brooklyn
M. Roplinger
Wm. Uthmeier
Roplinger & Uthmeier
William Uthmeier
Uthmeier
M. Burlixeer
William Utimeier
Louis Baumann
Tiffault-Kamps Mer. Co
Central Ave
Omatia
Minnesota State Fair
Cleveland
Ohio
Over the
Marshfield
J. W Bird
Strong’s Ave
Wis
Ofice
Ash
Martin’s Brick Cheese
H- A. Martin
Jae
Rose Hill
Northwestern Railroad
John Hyland
John Therolf
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