Five Hundred Delegates Gather for Lacrosse Equity Convention
Five hundred delegates from across Wisconsin travel to LaCrosse for the Society of Equity state convention to discuss a proposed $25,000 cooperative packing plant. Ira M. J. Chryst touts cutting eleven profits to three and distributing profits to farming shipping associations. Delegates will likely buy stock as plans advance with Langdon and Boyd Packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaCrosse
Wis
Society of Equity
Ira M. J. Chryst
Shipping Association
Wausau
Andrew Boyd
Langdon & Boyd Packing Company
M. Wesley Tubbs
Madison
Tubbs
Industrial Co-Operative Union
J. H. Carnahan
Black River Falls
George W. Simon
Chicago
Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society
Thomas Raliegh
CG. R. Whitaker
The
Equity Society
Minnesota
George Lidren
St. Paul
L. Spencer
Equity cooperative leaders cited in regional meeting
v. M. Anderson, president of the Equity cooperative exchange of Minneapolis, M. M. Freeman of Chicago, Dr. Charles W. McCarthy of the Legislative Reference Library in Madison, and G. P. Cary, state superintendent of schools, named in a regional gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. M. Anderson
The
Equity Co-Operative Exchange of
Minneapolis
M. M. Freeman
Chicago
Charles W. McCarthy
Legislative Reference Library
Madison
G. P. Cary
State
Thanksgiving Movements Across Towns Reported
Local residents and relatives spread across cities for the holiday season. J W Thompson of Maule Hill and Mrs Lovesee were away briefly. Mrs Haertet visited Northpark parents. Earl Sherman and wife left for Grand Rapids after Thanksgiving. W Haertle spent time in Grand Rapids. Helen Sager joined family in Stevens Point for Thanksgiving. Nora Clymer and Grave Anderson visited J W White home. returned to Lacrosse. Geneva White and Mabel Broker came home for the holiday. Warren Robinson, student in Grand Rapids, spent Thanksgiving at home. E Nayes, visiting Pittsville, returned home. A Delmert of Far River and Beaver Dam visitors viewed local land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thompson
Maule Hill
Lovesee
Mrs. W. Haertet
Northpark
Earl Sherman
Grand Rapids
Nasanville
W. Haertle
Helen Sager
Stevens Point
Nora, Clymer
Grave Anderson
J.W. White
Lac Crosse
Geneva White
Mabel Broker
Warren Robinson
E. Nayes
Pittsville
A. Delmert
Far River
Beaver Dam
Thanksgiving at Home and Visits Across Marshfield Area
AUBURNDALE settlers report Misses Hassel Kennedy and Panzer left for Stevens Point Monday. Elsie Pankratz and Rose Griner, at Marshfield, spent Thanksgiving at home. Lizzie Schill and brother Nick visited Marshfield sister Sunday. Mary Braunskey returned Monday from visiting Mrs Schlafke. Art Panzer left for Laona Thursday. C. Luther visited Marshfield with his son. Thanksgiving dance described as longest ever. Wm. F. Mueller returned from visiting relatives. George O'Brien and Elsie Panzer, teachers at Pittsville, came home for Thanksgiving. Aurelia Ristow home for Thanksgiving, tested for Grand Rapids Monday. A. J. Frederick visited Marshfield over Sunday, returning Monday. Lottie Heeg, at Marshfield for several days visiting friends, returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Hassel
Ellenj Kennedy
Edna Panzer
Stevens Point
Elsie Pankratz
Rose Griner
Marshfield
Lizzie Schill
Nick
Mary Braunskey
Wm. F. Mueller
George O'Brien
Elsie Panzer
Pittsville
Aurelia Ristow
Grand Rapids
A. J. Frederick
Lottie Heeg
Fit His Case Exactly
Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith Arkansas recalls her father’s six year ailment cured by Chamberlain s Tablets after trying the advertised remedy. She reports two boxes bought relieved his sickness and a stomach trouble of her sister also benefited. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Margaret Campbell
Ft. Smith Ark
Keeping Cheese Fresh With Simple Preservation Tip
A reader suggests cutting a small portion for present use and storing the rest in a cool safe place. Spread a thin film of butter over the exposed part and cover with a clean cloth to prevent hard cracking and spoilage of cheese.
Among the Neighbors and Market Musings Across Australia
A collection of satirical remarks on historic financiers and modern finance. The Oshkosh Northwestern questions early schemes by Jim Fiske and Jay Gould. Jokes about food costs compare cornmeal to wheat flour, noting cornmeal’s higher nutrition. A Marshfield joke cites a scalp hair removed in surgery, suggesting the husband as source for explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fiske
Jay Gould
Oshkosh
Department of Agriculture
Milwaukee Journal
Marshfield
Grand Rapids Tribune
Fortnightly Musical Club Meets With Mrs Mason
The Fortnightly Musical club will meet with Mrs. V A Mason on Friday afternoon. The program includes Handel pieces from Messiah, Behold the Star by Kraus, and Mendelssohn, with performances by Mrs. Barr, Miss McMillan, Mrs. Kraus, Mrs. McCulloch, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Bly, Mrs. Tins, Mrs. Winch, and Mrs. Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortnnighty Musical Club
V. A. Mason
Barr
Szendelssohn
McMilan
Kraus
Haniel
McCulloch
Williams
Deborah
Bly
Mandel
Tins
Handel
Winch
Mason
Chaminade
Congress Opens Regular Session After Short Adjournment
Congress resumed the regular December session Monday after a brief adjournment. With tariff and currency bills settled, lawmakers look ahead to year end work and, in lighter notes, Christmas shopping plans enter discussions as the session progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Woman's Club Meets Next Monday at Mrs Mason Home
The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. Victor A. Mason next Monday. The program includes a piano duet by Mrs. E. Bai Roll call. Wendell Holmes humor and philosophy readings from the Breakfast Table Series by Mrs. I. P. Tiffault. Readings titled The Heights of the Ridiculous and Old Ironsides. Orators Who Helped Make History presented by Mrs. Frank Nall and Miss Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor A. Mason
Bai
Ativer Wendell Holmes
I. P. Tiffault
Old Fronsides
Dorothy” Tadieh Y Cea
EL F
Raistery Payer
Frank Nall
Local Union A. & to Meet at School House Tomorrow
EBBE local unit will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at the school house. With eighteen more days to Christmas many residents plan ahead for gifts. Miss Libble Kliner returns home after visiting Manitowoc. Misses Steinke and Boening of Fremont are visiting at the Van Epps home. Mr and Mrs John Landwehr came back from a lengthy visit at Bensenville Illinois. Mild weather keeps farmers from hauling wood while roads wait to freeze. Mr and Mrs Carl Frederickson hosted James Frederickson and Otto Peterson families at Thanksgiving. Louis Nelson was a guest of F E Wyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebbe
Union A. &, of
Fust
Libble Kliner
Manitowoc
Steinke and
Boening
Fremont
Wis
van Epps
John Landwehr
Bensenville
Ill
Carl Frederickson
James Frederickson
Otto Peterson
Louis Nelson
F. E. Wyman
Squaw Creek Community Notes and Visits
Mr and Mrs Albert Schiferl and family visited at Mr and Mrs Herman Daniels Jr Sunday. Miss Olivia Hamus is reported in the sick list. John Brew made a business trip to Marshfield Monday. James Breen plowed on his farm Sunday afternoon. Robert Jones is home for a few weeks visit. The wedding dance at Weigelsdorf was well attended and a good time reported. The Rock Cheese and Butter Co held an annual meeting Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Creek
Albert Schiferl
Herman Daniel
Olivia Hamus
John Brew
Marshfield
James Breen
Robert Jones
Weigelsdorf
Agatha Clark
Lym an Fowe Grand Canyon at New Adler Opera House
Lyman H. Howe presents a Grand Canyon spectacle at the New Adler Opera House on Wednesday December 17 one night only. The show is described as a vast, monumental recreation of the canyon with dramatic scenery, perilous mule descent, and a program of additional huge feature reels including rescue scenes from a gale, an aeroplane ride over Paris, deep sea life, a motor ride through the French Alps, and palmistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand “Canyon
Arizona
Lyman H. Howe
Adler ‘Opera House
Niagara
Howe
Paris
French Alps
Henderson resigns from Wood County Soldiers Relief panel
Comrade G. W. Henderson, chairman of the Wood County Soldiers Relief commission, resigns due to retirement and time away from the county. He urges the appointment of Comrade C. R. Olin of this city to his vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
C. R. Olin
G. W. Henderson
Wood County Soldiers’ Relief Commission
W. J. Conway
Woodshed Fire Reignites Twice at Vine Street Home
The fire department answered a woodshed blaze at M. R. LaPoint, 1012 South Vine, Saturday afternoon after children playing sparked the first alarm. The fire was quickly doused but rekindled a few hours later, requiring a second response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. LaPoint
South Vine Street
Defer Season Ends After 20 Days Of Deer Hunts
Wisconsin and upper Michigan closed their open deer hunting season at midnight Sunday after twenty days of heavy hunting. State Game Warden Shultz stated that no deer can be shipped after today, the third of the month. Deer shipped between Sunday night and tonight must have been killed by Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Warden Shultz
Doan's Kidney Pills and Catarrh Cure Dramatize Local Faith
Marshfield residents report relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills with Mrs. W Anderson of 624 S Cherry St Marshfield recounting two years of backache cured after about three boxes. The ad notes 50 cents at dealers and urges asking for Doan's Kidney Pills from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY. It also touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy, claiming local treatments fail and that catarrh is a constitutional disease treated internally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Dean
W. Anderson
S. Cherry St
Wis
Elroy
Doan
Hall
F. 3. Gheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall's Family Pills for Constipation Featured
An advertisement-style notice promotes Hall's Family Pills as a remedy for constipation. It claims a refund of one hundred dollars if the cure fails and invites readers to request circulars and testimonials, listing F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo as the producer and Druggists as the sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney Co
Toledo
Hall
Cured of Liver Complaint Prompts TV Endorsement
Iva Smith of Point Blank Texas says she suffered a liver complaint and after using a 26 cent box of Chamberlain's Tablets she is completely cured and recommends them. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Smith
Point Blank
Texas
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Western City
Equity
Omaha
Marshfields Union
Jimmy Valentine
Opera House
Lindsey
Auburndale
Labadier
Mrs. Cundy
the Woman's Club
Lyman Fowe’s
Grand
Canyon
MR. Henderson
Chain Slory
Av. M. J. Kraus
the Fair Store
M. G. Fleckenstein
Local Market Report
Spark Cereal Company
ST. John’s Catholic Church
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