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Wad
Lonergan
Temapsston
Omee
Lubes
Adel Blockirsblvic
Wis
Caines Laundry
Hypnotism Show At Presbyterian Church Stirs Local Crowd
Loyd Dunes demonstrated hypnotism for a two hour audience at the Presbyterian church. Subjects including Win Edee and Louis Postweiler were guided on stage, performing humorous acts while under control. The show reportedly proved hypnotism beyond doubt and announced plans for on the road exhibitions. Farmers' Institute notice follows with calls for practical farming education and local civic notices about deaths and county board actions.
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Loyd Donus
Presbyterian Church
Jones
Touis Postweiler
Bnife
Bert McLees
Andrew Nielsen
Dr. Lonergan
Blo Leng
Lloyd
Farmers’ Institute
Nasonville
Aceda
Hig
Mike
Naure
Wark
New County Bill Forms Nigers County With Marshfield Seat
A bill introduced in the legislature on Tuesday by Assemblyman McGrath would detach towns from Wood county and attach towns from Marshon and Clark to form a new county named Nigers county with Marshfield as the county seat.
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Puesday
Board of Supervisors
Earl House
Gine Die
Charrmeau Hiles
Reane
Cady
John H. Ebbe
Marathon
McGrath
Wood County
Mareshon and Clark
Nigers County
Umbrella Mystery Returns as Frank Keeps Dry and Follows Follett
In a quirky tale spanning years, Frank Upham loses trust in Mr Follett after lending his umbrella during a rainstorm. Follett returns it by post but misaddresses it, sparking a wandering journey that ends with Follett’s umbrella crossing paths with Upham again at a card party. The umbrella’s travels wrap up with a final twist and a dry owner.
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8. B. Hilbert
Nasonville
Jon Hansen
Onoy
John H. Ebbe
Otis
Phe Caner
Frick J. Young
Marshfield
Presbyterian Church
Thig
E. E. Finney
Walter Mason
Fle
Seus
Ebbe
Goise
Desensed
Denmark
Botstein
Christ
America
John H
Maris Henderson
Mary
Hans
Hannah
John
Ebber
Wisconsin
Lake Mills Township
Jefferson County
Julia Oleson
William
Henry
Julia
Albert
Clarence
Martha
Thomas
Lewis
Ghbhe
Wood County
Mr. Ebber
Ies
Hissehildren
Dobind
Chris
Nellisville
Louis Bybe
John Dillie
the Lown
Lincoln
Frick Upham
Frank
Charlie Ross
G- C. Fellew
Spencer
Mr. Follett
Mea. Cote
Mr. Upham
Happy Peart
Chorley
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Bray & Chow
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Blonke Myhileki
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Central Avenue
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D. D.S. Donl
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Sacgents
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Lathrop
Officoaver Postollee
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Manco
City Physielunk
Omica
Stavona Point
Williams
Sgvalleis
J. D. Wicker
Colby
C. BF. Grow
Neillsville
Mr Wicker
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
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Lord Witd Emery
Willams
Renne
Christensen
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