Local Notes From Richfield Area Rank Bright Thanksgiving Week
Richfield reports many residents ill or traveling with Thanksgiving gatherings and visits. Names include Vert Woolstrum Junny, Thomas Woolstrum, Mrs TH hus Woolstrum, George Bauer, Keith Knapton, Miss Adelaide Ingle, Merv Tubble, Thomas Harshner, Harvey Hurd, Miss Alice Gadson, Hazel Ohmstead, Rex Kapton, George Plank, Signe Jonnsen, Walter Cluck, Peter Kohl family, and W Hi Pembea. Mrs Sebulee died after arriving Guinea Mills, Virginia to visit her daughter.
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Richfield
Vert
Junny
Milton Junction
Withhomas
TH Hus
Plenri
George Bauer
William Hanson
Keith Knapton
Ruby Deiter
Adelaide Ingle
Nasonville
Merv
Tubble
Omre
Tattle
Thomas Harshner
Dax
Harvey Hurd
Plainheld
Alice Gadson
Hazel Ohmstead
Bethel Revertly
Rex Kapton
George Plank
Iss Signe Jonnsen
Edgar
Sebulee
Guinea Mills
Virginia
John Kauseltsof
Beatrice
Local social notes mix with visits and celebrations
Lindsay Heen Paul Kidd and wife visited Marehfield while Mrs DoBell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Howard Olsen in Clark County. Mrs Charles Litney injured in a fall lingers. The Stick and Chatter club plans a meeting with Mrs Detoit on December 7. Miss Agnes White hosted Live Lathes Au with sixty guests. Church social at Lice hanksebeute. family gatherings honor Queen Lipan of Marchfield. Regents, Walters and Hanger households host Thanksgiving gatherings. Roy Dalrymile trades farm stock for furniture and wares. The town hosts a Thanksgiving event as Milan and Stella attend with their mothers.
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Lindsey Heen
Paul Kidd Ani
Mis
Uck
Marehfield
GA. DoBell
Howard Olsen
Clark County
Charles Litney
Toro Detoit
Agnes White
Wietenia
Robi
Jauna H Hanger
Rubiisan
Marie Tyers
M Lipan
Marchfield
Minkiss Walters
Crowd Rae
Aimyzapethin Walters
Riehfield
Wilh
Thankservens Ywalian
Ge Telalh
Timate
Himor
Detoit
Roy Dalrymile
Milan
Tawa
Miss Stella
Carl Ranide
Infant Dies and Buried in Catholic Cemetery
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gleichsner died last Friday and was buried Monday in the Catholic cemetery with Rev. Father Miller presiding. Four young girls served as pallbearers. Card of thanks from the Gleichsners to friends for support during the illness. Also notes on community events: Thanksgiving dance at Ishfield, Sodality meeting with new officers, vow of Immaculate Conception fast, parochial school completion and opening, and local visits among residents of Hewitt Marsfield and nearby homes.
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Bakerville
Frank Uleichster
Father Miller
Adela Schneiger
Bernice Michels
Rosa Zinthefer
Cordelial ‘Tujetehe
Frank Gleichsner
William Schneider
Carolyn Kraemer
Peope
Wdwin Ott
Rovk
George Koenig
Marsifield
Anton Henscler
Peter Schueter
Frank Gleiehsnes
Mie
George Bohmann
George Schneider
Edward
Joseph Schneider
Hewitt
Frank Gleighsner
Hewitt Fire Destroys Upper Floor But Saving Noted
A Thursday blaze in Hewitt damaged the upper floor near the roof and sparked alarms quickly. Fire crews contained the fire within minutes while saving most of Mr Punbrath's property though several Daley critelas on the second floor were harmed. Several residents and visitors were named in the report with local names and households listed as witnesses and attendees.
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Hewitt Bor
Mr. Punbrath
Drs. F. Kane
Truyeday
Mire. Puchielm
Milladore Death Calls Local Resident's Father
Miss Marie Weinfurtner of Rudolph visits home of Ms Myers. Mrs J Clark hosts a cafeteria snapper and toy sale Tuesday evening. Martha Parligk and Martha Kunopn, attending the Wondermial at Grand Rag, spent time with parents.
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Milladore
Dee. Troy
Nm Snl
W J. Clark
Martha Parligk
Martha Kunopn
Grand Rag
Thanksgiving Program at Sherry Held by Local School
The Sherry graded school hosted a large Thanksgiving program on Wednesday evening. Students and teachers received credit for their efforts, with many relatives visiting from Marshfield and Oshkosh. Numerous residents and families, including the Moran and Leroux clans, returned home for the holiday while others planned brief visits and departures to Milwaukee, Schofield, and Artin.
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Shorty
Duc
Teileet
Thomas Evans
Milwaukee
Joseph Lang
Shey
Willard Garke
Marshfield
Ethel Marie
Aousia
Clara Farrell
Milladore
County
George A. Varney
Voxspor
Sagat Garke
A. J. Garke
Ailen Michoyix
St. Joseqital
W. A. Knapp
Harry Cutler
Minneapolis
Hugh C. Jones
Joan B. Jones
Wales
Moe
Joan Fordman
David Davis
Raymond Luedeke
Northwest Collegiaty Institute
Oshkosh
Arthur C. Bowe
Artin
M. Moran
Marty
Sherry
Schofield
Stude
Ractto
Pearl Leroux
Jessie Lerous
Nora Leroux
Mary Weinfurther
Mauel Parks
Jennie Evans
Gene Whiney
Lola Moran
Isle Davis
Clarence Sommers
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
Community figures hosted events with neighbors and relatives over the weekend. Mrs. J W Wosteft travels to La Crosse for a few days while Mrs. William Patt makes slow progress toward a goal. A large youth gathering occurred at Peter Eckes’ home Sunday afternoon and evening. Mr and Mrs William Gessert of Spencer dined with Mrs Peter Heckel’s family Sunday.
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Blohle
Dee
Josey Eckes
J. W. Wosteft
le Crosse
William Patt
Peter Eekes
Albert
George
Geld
Heckel
Grorge
William Gessert
Spencer
Peter Heckel
Marsh
Auburndale Thanksgiving News From Local Residents
Misses B Helen Miller and Hazel Slits teachers at Auburndale Graded school spent Thanksgiving in Stevens Point and Grand Rapids. Cande Godfrey visited Marshfield. Mrs Drew and daughter were in Marshfield. V Gottwoske visited Marshfield. Mrs S G O’Brien and son visited Marshfield. Mrs Ray Braybackeff visited Stevens Point. Pr and Mrs Drew drove to Grand Rapids. Anna Feille of Stratford visited J Kiefer’s home. Lydia and Agnes Grube were Marshfield visitors. The Thanksgiving dance at the GOa was well attended. Mrs O C Cady and daughter spent Thanksgiving with PLP Syms. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Farstad spent Thanksgiving with his mother. Miss M Ky Glennon, student at N P N, spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Mrs J M Haltebers of Marshfield spent Thanksgiving with her daughter Conner.
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Auburndale
B. Helen Miller
Hazel Slits
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
Cande Godfrey
Marshfield
Drew
V. Gottwoske
Marchfield
Ray Braybackeff
M. Ky Glennon
J. M. Haltebers
Daugh‘ Conner
Rincipal
Dex
Echool
Ims
Aege
Poan d Kidney Pills Ad Promises Cure
Marshfield resident Mrs W Anderson reports backache and dull days eased by three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims kidney problems vanished with the remedy, urging others to try the same product from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
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Marshfield
W. Anderson
Cherry St
Tom
Dom
The Weathered Rest Day and the Grip of Comfort
A diary excerpt from Health Bulletin, University of Wisconsin, reflects on a dreary Sunday spent indoors until late afternoon. The writer recalls a freeing, bracing walk that dispels gloom, contrasting warmth and comfort with restraint. It argues possessions and luxuries enslave, urging emancipation from overcaution and material comfort to protect physical and mental well being.
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Indoura
Health Bulletin
University of Wisconsin
Definitions from 1916 reveal quirky terms and satire
A quirky glossary lists terms like Pageantry and Submarine with satirical definitions. Honest debate on Honesty, a grim image for Heart, and a jab at Doctors as investors appear. The piece also coins Tungalow a hybrid of coal shed and garage noting discomforts.
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Heaven
Hell
Farmer Boy Turned Dairy Equipment Pioneer
William David James left a Wisconsin dairy farm to found the James Manufacturing Company. Starting in a rented Ft Atkinson shop with $2.50, he built a line of barn handling devices that improved cow comfort and daily flow. By year eight, sales surpassed a million, with a broad footprint from Wisconsin to New York and Texas. James works beside his crew, earns trust, and has never faced a labor strike.
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Faton
Rian
USA
Tocay
L. Derri
iMour
Main Street
Escanaba
Mich
William David James
Heljy
Wales
Wis
James Manufacturing Company
Young Damés
Furthey
James Wood
Rome
James
Herman
Wisconsin
Mick
Virgo
Uve
Ft. Atkinson
James’ Nobby
Mer
Hehimeele
Alfice
Ange
Cine
Northwest
Dairyman
America
Jiames
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised in Rural Ad
A resident from Scottsville New York says Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieved two children from severe colds fast and effectively. The testimonial notes quick relief from coughing and rapid recovery, claiming the product is readily obtainable everywhere.
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Scottsville
Gurbur N.Y
Chamberlain
Lumber Industry Labor Trends In Wisconsin And Michigan
The Loggin' rates show 20 percent more hemvock and 6 percent more hardwood logs produced in 1915 across eighty Wisconsin and Michigan mills. Pine cuts fell 10 percent from the prior year. white pine similar declines. The industry plans to stay active if they can hire needed woods help and avoid abnormal camp costs. Government census data indicate about 20 percent of regional industrial labor is employed in wood industries in Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Loggin
Erthern Hemlock & Hardwood Association
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Michigan
William Allen White Applies Satire to Campaigns and Roosevelts Funeral Scene
William Allen White, editor of The Emporia Gazette, mocks the last campaign as a compromise among memorials and directors. He derides Theodore Roosevelt, comparing him to a hook and ladder wagon crashing a cemetery with a scorching speech that none quite moves, leaving the churchyard quiet.
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William Allen White
Kansas
Emnoria Gazette
Theodore Roosevelt
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