Work Horses for Sale and Locale Notes
For Sale work horse and a good three year old colt near Hewitt TJ. WANTED readers to attend afternoon or night school at Farmers Tone Krieger Halil. Hours 2 15 to 4 090 afternoon and 7 20 to 9 30 night. Inducted by Mike Miller. Also WANTED bright educated young lady to learn dry goods business at Rose Bros. store home. SPECIAL NOTICE All want ads must be paid cash for first three insertions unless ledger account exists. Three publications for 25 cents based on cash payment.
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Martin Vista
Hewitt
Farmers’ Tone
Krieger Halil
Mike Miller
Rose Bros
Card of Thanks for Sympathy in Loss
Card of thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for sympathy during the bereavement. Family letters note condolences for the death of wife and mother Christ Guckenberger. Also thanks to neighbors friends and fraternal members for sympathy at the death of Mr Georgeschner John G Kirsehner.
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Christ Guckenberger
Georgeschner
John G. Kirsehner
Advertised Letters Week Ending November Second
List of names and recipients for letters advertised as of the week ending November 2 1910. Boyane rank Fairbairn Win Ls Flynt Howard Hansen Miss Mi pie Kuenze Heneritta Wegener Mrs August.
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Boyane Rank
Fairbairn Win
Ls. Flynt & Howard
Hansen
Mi Pie
Kuenze Heneritta
Wegener
August
Precedent Aheady Established in Family Marriage Question
Fragmentary item notes a suitor asking a father for permission to marry and mentions four eldest sisters. Source text is garbled with partial names and unclear details. emphasizes a traditional stance on parental consent and marriage in a Detroit area context.
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Detroit
Setting Him Right in a Witty Exchange
An inquisitive newspaper man challenges a titled figure’s mention in the Almanach de Gotha. A charming actress retorts that the person is not in the almanac, insisting the claim is a joke. The dialogue mirrors social wit and status questions.
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Mirry
Little girl renamed by tongue slips in odd news tale
A fragmentary item from the Las News hamlets column recalls a child described playfully as a wild pear in a Dutch phrase. The piece notes a frown wearing daughter who doubts the claim. The oddly formatted text hints at local language quirks and a humorous contrast.
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Gitl
Wie Blickberry
Dallas News
Waleh the Watt Ads for work offers today
An advertisement lists employment opportunities from Waleh the Watt with potential openings appearing today. Readable text emphasizes job offers and hiring timing. Potential applicants are urged to review the notice for available positions and instructions.
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Watt
OWN YOUR HOME and business opportunities offered
An advertisement offers a home purchase plan with easy monthly payments and optimistic earnings claims. It promotes selling a house through Dallendorfer & Bathrick and hawks a sales plan with $20 weekly profit, plus mentions Hawks Nursery Co and other money collection services in Wisconsin. It also advertises an imported self filling fountain pen with two Chemico dustless dusters.
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Dallendorfer & Bathrick
Nevelts Works
Pittsburg
Marshfield Rail Lines Advertise Specifications and Pricing
Marshfield Wisconsin ad notes sidings on Soo Lines and C N W Lines. Provides instructions to call on or write for specifications and prices. Concrete details limited to locations and contact request.
Tempting Ad Bait Nets Big Fish For Auto Maker
An automobile company spent 27009 for a single Philadelphia weekly insertion and captured over 1,000,000 in new business in a few weeks, illustrating that a large upfront ad investment can yield substantial returns. The piece argues that to win big you must invest big, comparing the costly ad to a powerful fishing lure.
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Philadelphia
Automobile Company
Curious Cures Through History For Disease
The article surveys antique medical practices and superstitions including tiger flesh for strength and reasoning, and early physicians seeking similar agents. It lists bizarre remedies such as fox lungs for cough, pigcane used alive, dried toad armpit, hedgehogs and earthworms as tonics, and even cutting a lock of hair to drink with wine to treat plague.
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Fox
Nagging Worse Than Murder Plea Defied in Brooklyn
Supreme Court Justice Blackmar refused Abbie K. Rossman a separation from Edwin J. Rossman and urged the couple to get together and stop nagging. He called nagging a worse crime than murder and said the husband should provide separate housing for his wife away from his mother.
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Supreme Court
Blackmar
Brooklyn
Abbie K. Rossman
Edwin J. Rossman
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Inquire Experimental Farm
Marshfield
Stu
Ron
Charuier
Condolentin
Teiania Takou Throdzhaunt & Co
Rocalve Spacial
Aimericatt
Quyactouribe
Vanetour
All Newsdon
Lore Munn & Go
Eros
New York
F St. Washinuton
D. C
C.B. Edwards
Marsurieto State Bank
Over State Bank
Hawks Nursery Co
Wauwatosa
Wis
A. H. Flaig
Ingram Block
Eau Claire
Soo Lines
C. & N. W. Lines
Marshfield - Stave Company
Marshfield, Wis
Baerson
Kliner’s
Oded
Star
Star Litter
Atich
Kliner, Lang & Scharmann Co
Ashfield
Wisconsin
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