Corn Exhibition For Wood County School Children
County Supt Varney announces a Marshfield event on December 20 at city hall linking corn and dairy contests with free scholarships and cash prizes. Open to ages 10 to 17, exhibits must use specified seeds, with judging by Wisconsin university experts and prizes including scholarships, cash, or gifts.
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Wood County
George A. Varney
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Varney
Wisconsin No
Gats
Coun
Thos. D. Spalding
University of Wisconsin Agricultural Cohere
Wood County Normal
Marshfield Fair
Young Peoples
Madison
Point Blank Woman Praises 25 Cent Chamberlain Tablets
Iva Smith of Point Blank Texas suffered a liver complaint and used a 25 cent box of Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports complete cure and recommends them to everyone. Available for sale by all dealers.
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Iva Smith
Point Blank
Texas
Main point of life in the kingdom of God contrasts
A lecture argues that people focus on fashion and worldly talk while neglecting God. It extols conversation, warns against constant chatter, and urges living by the kingdom of God over laws or reform. It claims Spain’s empire faded and Marshfield’s fate hinges on divine governance.
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Kingdom of God
Huerta
Philip
Spain
God
Marshfield
Church leaders urge eternal news and child’s laughter
In a closing address Bishop Quayle likened the church’s mission to a newspaper serving the eternal kingdom. He said its work is to bring laughter to children and happiness to mothers. Rev. F. I. Roberts of Eau Claire led the afternoon service and Rev. J. Z. Sibson of Medford spoke at night.
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Quayle
F. I. Roberts
Eau Claire
J. Z. Sibson
M Dford
Wisconsin highway spending sparks waste debate
Wisconsin allocates about six million dollars yearly to highway building and improvements, roughly half the Panama Canal’s total construction cost. A local educator argues much of this sum is wasted and that better results could be achieved with smarter planning and direction.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Joseph Black Dead in Shawane Wisconsin
Joseph Black aged sixty three and reputed wealthiest man in Shawane county died after a hunting accident near Iron River. He accidentally discharged his gun harming his left foot which required amputation. He survived the operation three days before passing away.
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Shawane
Wis
Joseph Black
C. M. Upham
Shawane County
Black
Iron River
How to Bankrupt the Doctors and a Cold Remedy
A New York physician jokes that thin women's stockings keep doctors solvent. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, claiming efficacy, safety, and wide reputation. It ends by noting its sale by all dealers and suggests watching Want Ads for stenographers.
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New York
Chamberlain
Worthless check charge against Easton youth in Wausau arrest
W C Micheal of Easton was taken into custody by Wausau police on charges of passing worthless checks on local merchants. The 18 year old, described as looking older, allegedly cashed checks at a saloon after buying clothing, using fictitious names. Several merchants were defrauded, with checks totaling 20.25, 21.50, and 347.50. He waived preliminary examination and was bound over for trial.
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Wausau
Wis
W. C. Micheal
Easton
Scott and
Henry Schwister
Michael
Schwister
Vaw
Julius Wittke
Rommel Bros
Christ Schmalze
Chamberlain's Tablets Advertised By Ft Smith Woman
Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft Smith Ark recalls her father's six year relief after taking Chamberlain's Tablets advertised in newspapers. She notes her sister also benefited. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Margaret Campbell
Ft. Smith Ark
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Prop
John Luis
the Fair Store
Xmas
M. G. Fleckenstein
Marathon County
Marshfield Bottling
Incorporated
Taylor & Scott CO
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