Beell on Top Again in Wrestling and Local Sports Beat
Fred Beell, the middleweight champion, returns to action after a long layoff and defeats W H West in Bayfield to claim a fall and set up more bouts. He then travels to Mauston to face Villiquette, a rising talent. The issue also covers a Bright Stars vs North Stars baseball game, local youth diversions, a jail incident involving Evenson and Bynes, and a family note of thanks from the Palmers for support after their son Francis's illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beell
Beell
Marshfield
Bayfield
W. H. West
Luke Superior
West
Tatler
Johns Seubert
Ouis City
AL Sutor
Grand Rapids
Buell
Beetl
Mauston
Villiquette
Bee
Fair Grounds
Bright Stars
North Stars
Lie Belle
Peter Tallant
Arendt
Strauss
Scrambler
Apueht
Bright
Northeters
Wepter Sey
Scheibe
Nowry Swans
Lianeur State
Stet
I. Gy
Beryl
Kewiut i
Kaeeninighel le
Te Weltdt
Slibliss Zurnet
Seppe
Hanks
Briga
Sophie
Gabrow
Rob Connor
Gus Bulgrin
Ernest Behmidt
Otto Rempke
Advertising a New Business by Peter J Kraus
Rerchant Kraus of this city writes on promoting a new venture in Advertising a New Business He urges home papers to rally buyers to stores and to extend value beyond the ad He advises studying the community conditions and environment and to advertise openly and treat customers right to sustain success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pye
Threshing Debates and Local Business Moves Stated
Debate over new threshing methods splits farmers and agrarian authorities while researchers say grain quality and storage are best with traditional timing. Meanwhile Saunders to Rockford venture moves forward with panel plant plans and a Merger of Marshfield Steam Laundry ownership under Stephen Leahy and Henry Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Leahy
Andrew Ramenapp
Henry Wright
Mr. Leahy
Ramenopp
Remington Town to Supply Wire Grass for Steel Goods
Wood County has abundant wire grass in Remington expected to yield over two thousand tons to the American Wire Grass Company. The company, with factories at St. Paul West Superior and Oshkosh, plans to use about 36 000 tons of material this season, aiding local progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
Remington
American Wire Grass Company
St. Paul
West Superior
Oshkosh
Fragmentary church notices mix across names and places
Fragmented text lists churches and individuals with unclear actions. Readable items mention Milanese and Asie places, BRU Pabeeun, and junctions with stray phrases. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the legible fragments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manston
Ia Evenson
Milwaukee
Louis Bynes
Wittenberg
Ogden
Tomshaw
Bynes
Evenson
Meg
F. W. Palmer
Francis
Hatteberg's
Rew Venture
Saun- Jich
Rockford
Wie Ba
Michigan
Rockfore
Busi Str
Jlateeberg
Hese
Saunders
Rand Sufcient
Egime
Ramenapp
Leahy
Wood County
Amos Block
Wey
Damlag
E. St
St. Jon's
Setgo Wali
Ckert. CR. G. PLC
Kary Branet
Pvery Siott S.iesdiy
Ofeuel Jeorew
Sexton
Vannedom
Conde
Adeawill
Sada
Hholig Church
Eisen
Iytor
Fister
Nealdsvalle
Vale
FLV Ang
Chuuch
Gary Ives
Wisconsin Central
Chicago & Northwestern
Koteon
Freien
Asie
Wasetpur
Bru Pabeeun
Estan
Ellie
Alan Tor
Marahield
Ie Eitpells
Daith Telly
al Ont
Ce Meat Toy Store
W. L. Little
Chas. Vaughn
Schelpaper
City
Emil Schroeder
Prop
John Kealey
Thomas
Durge
Wnuw
Flyvad
R. H. Schroeder
Mansion House
ICE
Fred Bauer
Iron Works
South Depot Street
Farmers’ Home
Aug Purstenderg
Aleo
Louis G. Schmidt
Woarshile
Ld Hap
Asiy Ober Tmaie
C.S. Sheerin
Upham M’f’c. Company
H. J. Kamps
Sexton Brothers
F. Hiray
John Kraus
Mike Tirey
Trennel's Corner
Hans Bille
Ebbe & Thompson
Weiland’s Laundry
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