Misc classified items and notices from Mer-ville Wisconsin
A collage of short notices lists for sale items including 300 pounds of walnuts and a 6 room house on N Pine St with favorable terms. Also ads for wood, coal, a piano, rooms for rent, and a good 10 room house trade. A lost dog description and a reward are included amid miscellaneous classifieds.
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N. Pine St
Guckenberger
Pine St
Will Rice
Mer
Unique
Reed
Farmers Home Classes Advertise Evening Reading
AM readers visit to invite neighbors to afternoon or night school at the Farmers Home Krieger Hal. Hours 2 15 to 4 80 PM and 7 30 to 9 50 PM Inducted by Mike Miller. Also notices pay taxes Marshfield 1913 tax roll due January 2 1914 City Treasurer George J. Leonhard warns 31 January deadline and 2% late charge. Trade notices for farm property, business investment, and debt collection services appear alongside local social notes and a Christmas roundup in Marshfield area newspapers.
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Krieger Hal
Mike Miller
Marshfield
George J. Leonhard
Wis
Holidays Visit and Carload of Fence Posts
Miss Hisie Somers spends holidays with her sister Mrs Prank Bilbesz. Mrs Bemis and family of Waupaca visit friends Mr and Mrs Brown Morey. Peter Heckel and Mr Lietz bought a carload of fence posts, nine hundred for each party, while the snow remains light and offers little to haul wood or track rabbits.
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Mohle
Hisie Somers
Prank Bilbesz
Bemis
Waupaca
Brown Morey
Peter Heckel
Mr. Lietz
Xmas Socials and Births Highlight Community News
ARPIN Route 2 reports Mr and Mrs D D Sawin hosted the A E Gardner family for Christmas dinner. Victor Vanatta welcomed a baby girl Tuesday. Edgar Sawin stayed as an over Sunday guest in Marshfield. Robert Morris and children joined Wm Groslau family for Christmas at Sigel. The two ladies are sisters. Several neighborhood children suffer a severe attack of illness.
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Arpin
Route 2
D. D. Sawin
A. E. Gardner
Victor Vanatta
Edgar Sawin
Marshfield
Robert Morris
Wm. Groslau
Sigel
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Auburndale News Roundup and Holiday Social Review
Connor Cy helped move two carloads of goods while Miss Thresa Quenn and Miss Anna Draxlar enjoyed Christmas at home. A well attended dance at Hassels hall ended happily. The Auburndale basketball team defeated Spencer 47 to 15, marking a local sports highlight.
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Val Fisher
Ena Graham
Fond du Lac
Henry Koplein
Spencer
Auburndale
Staadt District School Entertainment a Complete Success
An unusually large audience praised Staadt Dist. School entertainment with no errors noted. Children from youngest to oldest spoke clearly, and Miss Marie Taylor earned wide confidence. Mentions of local visits and holiday gatherings follow, including Peter Stopfenberger visiting Jet City and several Marshfield trips.
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Staadt
Staadt Dist
Marie Taylor
Taylor
Peter Stopfenberger
Jet
Will
John Klabarhek's Accident and Snowstorm Weather Outlook
John Klabarhek had a serious accident last week while attempting to amputate his finger. The snowstorm was welcomed by some, but most land clearers wish the snow would stop. Take the weather as it comes and wear a smile.
Nasonville Christmas Visits and Snowfall
In Nasonville a holiday scene unfolds as Mr and Mrs F Riedel and daughter celebrate Christmas in Grand Rapids while Alfred Krause visits from Manitowoc. A Woodmen dance drew a large crowd at the hall, and about one inch of snow fell last Saturday marking the first snow since fall. Mrs Herman Steltenpohl hosts her Indiana brother and niece.
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F. Riedel
Grand Rapids
Alfred Krause
Manitowoc
Woodmen ‘Hall
Herman Steltenpohl
Indiana
Green Feed Rules for Chickens From Wisconsin Expert
Poultry specialist J G Halpin of the University of Wisconsin urges rich green feed in late fall and winter. He recommends beets cabbage and rutabagas regularly, allows limited silage, warns against onions, and suggests alfalfa or clover hay as substitutes with careful feeding to avoid waste. A real estate ad hints at home ownership first step today.
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J. G. Halpin
College of Articulture
University of Wisconsi
Wisconsin scientist touts onion smut control
T R Jones from the University of Wisconsin announced a formula for onion smut control that proved successful in trials. Treated seed yielded 522 bushels per acre versus 283 for untreated, using two ounces of formula per gallon of water applied with a home made drip tank attached to the seed drill at low cost.
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Wisconsin
L. R. Jones
Department of Plant Pathology
Universitty of Wisconsin
A Simple Way to Preserve Tools at Wisconsin University
Paul Sladsy, an instructor in mechanical practice at the University of Wisconsin, advises wiping tools with waste or a rag dipped in cap grease every time they dampen. Machine oil can also help since water and damp are the worst enemies of tools. wet tools last longer if treated. The farmer suffers most from rusty, misused tools due to exposure to wet conditions, while mechanics vary between indoor drying and outdoor use. The remedy for rust is rubbing with a little emery, though tools will remain rough rather than bright.
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Paul Sladsy
University of Wisconsin
Mr. Sladsy
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