Henry Edle Declares Candidacy for Wood County Register
Henry Edle of Lincoln in Wood County Wisconsin announces his candidacy for Register of Deeds on the Republican ticket in the upcoming September primary election. He states the notice will be paid at ten cents per count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Thomaz
Murehield, Wis
Henry Ebve
Lincoln
Wood County
Wis
Wood
Office of Register of Deeds
Henry Edle
A. J. Cowsall
Arpin
Wik
Wood County Register of Deeds Candidate Declares Run
E B Ames announces candidacy for Wood County Register of Deeds on the Republican ticket for the September primary. The paid notice states lines and counting method by E. E. Ames, Grand Baptts.
Paid Advertisement Note by John Schmitt
An advertisement paid for by John Schmitt of Grand Rapids proclaims a ten cent rate and references a preparation or service offered, though the fragment provides limited context about purpose or exact terms.
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John Schmitt
Grand Rapids
Spencer Area Social Roundup of Visits and Meetings
Spencer and surrounding communities hosted a busy week of visits and gatherings. Sophie gatherings include Esther and Alice Crawshew at Chippewa Falls, Esther Welch visiting Spokeville relatives, and many neighbors from Rib Lake Marshfield La Crosse and Stevens Point sharing time with Spencer families. A Lutheran conference drew ministers, and Marshfield hosted the regional fair drawing hundreds. Leaders from Bayfield New York Philadelphia Lancaster and Knowlton were noted visiting local hosts amid a sequence of familial and social events.
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Harry Carr
Neensh
Spencer
Esther
Alice Crawshew
Chippewa Falls
Esther Welch
Spokeville
Hanson
Chas
Ehlers
Laona
Rib Lake
A. Bogda
Horicon
Fred Reas
R. Gardiner
Minneapolis
L. Messer
Unity
Ernest
Crawshaw
Marshfield
Lydia Bonneville
A. E. Tyler
Bayfield
C. K Richardson
P.M. Pickett
Blanch
Eau Claire
Castoria Ad Promises Safe Infant Remedy
An old advertisement promotes a Castoria product labeled as a pure remedy for infants and children. The copy emphasizes careful use and safety, describing the remedy as a trusted traditional solution for young patients.
Bethel Notes on Local Health and School Projects
Bethel reports Carrie Trommet very sick as primary school work begins anew. Miss Jennie Nelson visited last Thursday while plans for an electric light plant at Bethel academy move forward. Prof Gardner and his boys plan a lawn for the girls dormitory. Mr Earl Andrus moves to Babcock to lead the graded school. George Klement and Ray Jennings hauled lumber from Marshfield for the new school building. Marshfield fair drew Bethel residents with daily guitar ascensions and premium wins for Thorburn Ohnstad and local neighbors. John Rasmussen, ill in Pierce County, remains unreachable. Gertha Peake worries for him as health concerns rise.
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Carrie Trommet
Jennie Nelson
Earl Andrus
Babcock
George Klement
Ray Jennings
Marshfield
John Graham
Arther Hughs
Birtha Peake
Violet
Bertha Peake
Gertha Peake
John Rasmussen
John
Pierce County
Overstraining writes of a father seeking aid from suitors
A fragmented report describes a man detailing his financial position while aiming to set his daughter up to receive major assurances from her suitors. The peculiar arrangement suggests a paternal control over marriage prospects and dowry-style expectations.
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Mary
Atyls
Local visitors and social notes from Cameron area
Farmers around Cameron note Nellie Davie visiting grandmother Mrs. Peck. Mrs. Frank Krall and Mary Zenner’s circle visit relatives. Iona Roland with Aunt Gossett in Marshfield. Matt Rhoder from Elderon visits. Lester Noble and Ernie Trneder guests at local homes. Zenner families from Medford visit. primary election in Dist. No. 1 next Tuesday. Nellie Harlow Rhoder birthday party at Geo. Stowell home. Genevieve Lent visiting after Milan trip with cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Davie
Peck
Frank Krall
Louis Bobmann
Iona Roland
Gossett
Marshfield
Matt Rhoder
Elderon
Mrs. Geo. Stowell
Nellie
Harlow Rhoder
Milan
Genevieve Lent
Wisconsin Game Laws Summary for the Boat Season
Sportsmen are urged to study revised Wisconsin game laws before the boating season. Open seasons and daily bag limits are listed for grouse partridge plover prairie chicken woodcock brant coot goose snipe rail rice hens and swan. Licenses are issued by the county clerk. hunting readers should obtain a copy of the laws and read pages 54 to 42 inclusive.
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Wisconsin
Brant
Engine 2105 Ditches Near Grand Rapids
Soo Line engine No 2105 went into the ditch near the MacKinnon plant in Grand Rapids on Saturday morning during a drop switch. Defective equalizer in pony trucks caused the transfer from passenger service to local freight B22 and the engine left rails at the frog, plunging the pilot into ground. No injuries, northbound passenger train rerouted. Conductor Hayes and Engineer Orrick led the crews. Also a pickup note: jobs at pickle factory through Libby, McNeal and Libby.
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Soo Line
MacKinnon
Grand Rapids
Amateur handwriting samples invite reader submissions
Last week's county fair draws fewer handwriting samples but still shows strong interest in free readings offered by The Marshfield Times. Two weeks remain to submit specimens. readers are urged to send entries to Marshfield Wisconsin.
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Marshfield Times
Marshfield
Wis
Wausau Chickens Win Ribbons at Local Fair
Wausau chicken enthusiasts attended the Marshield fair this week with samples from numerous varieties raised locally. Judges conducted careful comparisons amid strong regional competition, awarding twelve blue ribbons to Watsan pens and exhibits and nine red ribbons to Wacsan exhibitors. Exhibitors named include W. H. Nabto, C. W. Porath, R. B. Young, Nick Gillis, Otto Jaers, and L. A. Cook.
Notice of Wisconsin Wood County Primary Election 1912
County Clerk announces a primary election on September 3 in all towns villages wards and precincts to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer attorney general representative to Congress state senator and assembly member along with county officers including clerk treasurer district attorney clerk of circuit court register of deeds coroner and county surveyor all terms to start after January 1913. The notice lists the offices and the terms of incumbents to be replaced and is dated July 2 1912.
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Ofke
Svar
Wisconsin
Wood
Francia B. NeGovern
Andrew Dalee
Danstoft
Marathon
Portage
Waupaca
Waughara
Shawne
Clark and
Waugh
John Schmitt
F. H. Eberhards
Wm. H. Patera
A. B. Bever
E. E.ames
Chas
E. Brier
Wal. Coreman
Ofice
Chan
Cumberland
Wood County
Wis
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Libby
McNeal
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Wood Co
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