Unclear local notice from Wisconsin shopfront
Fragmentary OCR report from Wisconsin lists names Wid and Lonergan a physician and surgeon with a blogle and a store, night office, and a vague telephone reference. The readable fragment provides no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
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Wilmer
Sargehn Hotel
Olkes
Syrneford
Odies
Lex- von
Deutscher Advokaten
Elvis
Mavefield
Wis
D. Wid
Lonergan
Suruhon
Onlce Adler
Dufut & Kamps
Ofice
Hypnotism Show Stirs Presbyterian Church Crowd
Lloyd Jones demonstrated staged hypnosis for about two hours at the Presbyterian church. Subjects acted under his control including Edge and Nielsen as Jones claimed hypnotism to be real though some acts appeared staged. He hinted at touring and studying hypnotism while a local ad touts cheap whiskies at H C Eiche’s.
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Lloyd Jones
Presbyterian Church
Jones
Edge
Louis Postweiler
Bert McTuees
Lwodlog
Us Jones
Antrow Nielsen
Han
McLees
Lonergan
Yloyd
Farmers Institute Call for Nadonville Meeting
A call invites attendance at the coming farmers institute in Nadonville. The article extols practical agricultural education over purely professional careers and urges parents to educate farmers, highlighting benefits of progressive farming, varied crops, and home knowledge for better farm life.
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Farmers’ Institute
Nadonville
Sudden Deaths Notify Colby Pioneer J D Wicker
J D Wicker a Colby pioneer and charter Odd Fellows member died suddenly at his daughter Mrs G F Grow in Neillsville last Sunday. His body was escorted to Colby for burial by Marshfield lodge and then by Colby lodge delegates. Also Nasonville resident N B Hilbert died suddenly Monday at Mrs Haugen's home around ten in the morning. He left behind wife and children and funeral services were held Wednesday conducted by Rev Frank Young. The report notes county board actions on taxes and sugar industry with a focus on a lax investigation and a lengthy special committee report to be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Wicker
Colby
G. F. Grow
Neillsville
Wicker
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Marshfield
N. B. Hilbert
Nasonville
Messames
John Eastman
George Vers
George Burt
Frank Young
Pioney
Mason
Gee, Upham
Annie Merguson
Wid Emer
Jnanes
B.D. Arpio
Huard
Atty
Wilelinms
Keane
Christensen
Wood County
Frank Upham
Frank
Charlie Ross
GL. Follett
Spencer
Mr. Follett
Follett
Mrs. Cole
Mr. Upham
Charley
Trupl
County Supervisors Adjourn Sine Die After Brief Session
The county board met in the courthouse for a short session and adjourned sine die after a brief meeting. Chairman Hiles ordered the session and County Clerk Renne called the roll. most members attended. A resolution of regret for the death of John H. Ebbe was introduced by Supervisor Cady and adopted by a rising vote.
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Pressuy
Board of Supervisora
Court House
Hiles
Ebbe Pioneer of Lincoln Township Dies in Marshfield Funeral Attended by Wide Circle
The obituary recalls John Ebbe born in Denmark May 98 1526 and emigrating to Wisconsin in 1864. A founder and long trusted leader he served as supervisor town chairman and school director shaping roads schools and churches. He married Maria Henderson in 1853 and later Joha Oleson in 1863, leaving eleven children and two brothers as mourners. The large Marshfield funeral was led by Rev Frank J. Young with local church members among the pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ebbe
John AH. Ebbe
Frank J. Young
Presbyterian Church of
Marshfield
Presbyterian Church
B. M
Pinnoy
Waller Masor
Geo. Upham
Nass Atlee Olin
Ebbe
Lincoln Township
Ne Offce
Hi Town
Bia
Denmark
Denman
Holstein
America
John Tr
Maria Henderson
Dunmari
Mary
Efuis
Hanrah
John
Hang
Hannah
Wisconsin
Lake Milly Township
Jefersoo County
Joha Oleson
William
Henry
Julia
Albert
Clarence
Martha
Thomas
Heler
Frealde
Chris, Dobe
Neillsville
Louis Mbbe
John Billie
the Lown
Lintole
New County Bill Sparks Local Territorial Shuffle
An Oregon newspaper item outlines a proposed act by Assemblyman McGrath to detach towns from Wood Marathon and Clark counties and create Rivers County with Marshfield as county seat. A quirky aside tells of Frank Upham recovering a lost umbrella tied to a long, whimsical chase across cities and people, ending with a hint of a future Marshfield visit by Dr. His.
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Assemblyimin McGrath
Wood County
Marathon and
Clark
Rivers County
Marshfield
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