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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1912
Page
8
C. B. Edwards of Marshfield Wisconsin announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Wood County District Attorney at the September primary. Paid advertisement appears in this edition.
Michael Griffin declares candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Wood County on the Democratic ticket at the September primary. He references recount details and payment for rata of ten cons recounted line by Michael Grico, Marindel.
A payment notice appears from TAO of lan Conia to be settled now by Joan A. Thomas of Marshfield Wisconsin. The misspelled text and names indicate a local financial or administrative collection action with no clear due date.
Paid advertisement promoting John Depress of Grand Rapids Wisconsin as the Democratic candidate for Wood County Treasurer in the September primaries. The notice outlines payment terms and attribution to John Depress.
Geo W Davis of Grand Rapids Wisconsin files for nomination as County Clerk in the Republican primary. He lists address 325 3c St S and notes payment for the notice at ten cents per counted line.
Henry Exes of Lincoln town 4512 Wood County Wis announces his candidacy for Register of Deeds on the Republican ticket at the September primary election in Wood County Wisconsin.
E Ames announces candidacy for Wood County register of deeds on the Republican ticket for the September primary. The notice states payment terms at the MTA and is signed by E E Ames in Grand Rapids Wisconsin.
Paid advertisement from Grand Rapids announces John Behmits as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Wood County Register of Deeds at the September primaries. The notice includes a payment rate and a contact address for Joan Semmitt.
Voters in Wood County are informed that A B Bever seeks re election as Clerk of the Circuit Court on the Republican ticket at the September Primaries. Bever identifies with Grand Rapids Wisconsin and urges support.
A J Cowell of Arpin Wisconsin announces candidacy for Wood County Sheriff in the upcoming primary election. Address listed as R D 2 Arpin. Voters are notified of the campaign move and intent.
The Marshfield Times invites readers to send letters for a three week handwriting feature offered as a gratis amusement. Readers should include only legible samples with names or initials. Tuesday submissions may wait until the following week.
The enduring mark OnAISTORIA Beare the Signature of Chas H Fletcher has been used for over thirty years, and The Hind You Have Always Bought.
Lightning hit the Weilbecker Brothers home last Sunday morning. Henry Brooks oversees carpenters adding to their property. Local youths attended a chairvarI at Albert Thompsons last Thursday. Edward Zenner cut his foot at Chas Fredrick's home. Daisy Davis visited Mable Johnson, who plans to move to Grand Rapids in two weeks to attend school.
Fragmentary note questions harmony with a genius partner and domestic life. It hints at a debate over intelligence and compatibility within marriage and home life.
Richfield reports representation at Marshfield Monday with Gadson Porter and Burhopp delivering cows to Arpin Tuesday. Harshner repairs Tong schoolhouse. Town plans cement bridge replacing the aid at Robinson's with crossing roads via the M E church. M E Ladies ready to serve meals at the fair and Richken Coffee available.
A poet offers a farewell rich in blessing and reverence, invoking blessings my words struggle to express, bidding farewell with solemn grace and enduring goodwill.
Gertrude Christopherson returned home from Stevens Point on Wednesday. H R Bathrick examined farm matters here recently. Ann and Leslie Curtin of Madison are visiting T Curtins for the week. A Noonoe’s brother, unseen for twenty years, surprised him with a Thursday visit. Mrs. Gadson spends the week at the fair grounds on meal counter duty. Martha Knehn of South Chicago has visited her parents, then left Friday to resume nursing duties there.
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