Lost dog and trade offers across 1914 Eau Claire ads
Lost six month old beagle mix with chocolate color and white spot near St Josephs hospital. Reward for return to Peter Bey. Trade offer for 80 acre farm with house, barn, basement, stock, and machinery for income property or monthly payments. Dal Jendorfer Bathrick advertises, Eau Claire. Collections service pitched by A H Flaig Ingram Block. Advertised letters Week ending February 10 1914 Cassell Edward Hogus Mrs Will Paul Mrs R Sa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Peter Bey
R. G
St. Joseph's Hospital
Daljendorfer & Bathrick
Offee
Marshfield
Gallery scores at Company A armory event
Sunday gallery school at Company A’s armory saw three perfect scores. Results list Sergt W Christensen and Privates Mittlestadt Arndt Sommers Werner Wood Hoerl Wein Leitner among scorers, with detailed marks noted for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Armory
W. Christensen
Corp
W. Mittlestaddt
E. Arndt
H. L. Sommers
R. Werner
G. Wood
A. Hoerl
Wein
Leitner
Local Business and Farm Transfers Highlight Mill Creek Area
Carl Schuler bought a cheese factory in Mill Creek while Mrs. Pear sold her Klondike farm to a new farmer. Mr and Mrs Penney hosted youthful relatives from Waupaca as Willie Eckes purchased a horse from John Jirschele. Henry Meyer completed a sawmill setup and begins lumber production as farmers stockpile logs to keep the mill busy for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohle
Carl Schuler
Mill Creek
Pear
Klondike
Mrs. Penney
Waupaca
Willie Eckes
John Jirschele
Henry Meyer
The Best Cough Medicine
L C Hames of Marbury Alabama praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as one of the best for colds and whooping cough. He says it works like a charm and his children have not taken it. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Hames
Marbury
Ala
Farmers Seek State Help To Tie Stratford And Marshfield Telecoms
Farmers allied to the Marshfield Rural Telephone company plan to appeal to the Wisconsin railroad commission after Stratford Exchange refused to connect its lines. A Rozellville stockholders meeting drew over 100 attendees as 57 miles of wire connected 158 patrons, with construction cost about 200 dollars per mile. The board voted to sell treasury stock to raise roughly 10,000 dollars to cover the bill and finish the system on a solid footing. Attending from Marshfield were John A. Kestel president H G Hambright treasurer Dr Victor A Mason William J Schlafke Herman Hoerl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Telephone Exchange
Marshfield Rural Telephone Company
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
Rozellville
Stratford Company
Marathon County
Marshfield
Razelly
Treasury
John A. Kestel
H. G. Hambright
Victor A. Mason
William J. Schlafke
Herman Hoerl
Matt Wright Announces Candidacy for City Treasurer
Matt Wright of Marshfield Wisconsin announces his candidacy for the office of City Treasurer in the upcoming spring election and asks for the community’s support and vote. He states the paid advertisement is his personal notice.
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Matt Wright
Hastings for Alderman Fifth Ward Ad Paid Notice
Te. C. Hastings Marshfield Wisconsin announces candidacy for Alderman Fifth Ward in the next Spring Election. Paid advertisement states 10 cents per line per insertion and requests active support and vote for R. C. Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Marshfield
Wis
R. C. Hastings
Fleckenstein to Run for Fifth Ward Supervisor
M G Fleckenstein of Marshfield Wisconsin announces candidacy for Supervisor from the Fifth Ward at the upcoming Spring election. The ad states payment terms for fines and confirms his official support and address for contact.
Hewitt Social Notes And Local Incidents
A rich card party was held at St. Josephs school house on Thursday night. Lizzie Zilk of Marshfield visited John Reinert, Kate Eberhardy of Milwaukee is visiting relatives here. Pater Strupp of North Hewitt was seriously injured in a lumber camp at Stratford last week. Durst returned from Stratford lumber camps. Schneider Bros. filled local ice houses. Cold spell brings snow and reports of 25 below zero temperatures last Sunday morning. Sleighing conditions persist as roads are snowbound and a cutter ride is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josephs
Lizzie Zilk
Marshfield
John Reinert
Kate Eberhardy
Milwaukee
Hare
Pater Strupp
North Hewitt
Stratford
G. ¥. Durst
Schneider Bros
Wmar
Cutter
Holstein Breeders Association Meeting Delayed
The Wisconsin Holstein Breeders association annual meeting scheduled for Wednesday March 4 at Waukesha is postponed to March 11, 1914. Programs will be mailed to those who apply. postponement avoids conflict with the Pabst Stock Farm Percheron Dispersion Sale at Oconomowoc, likely drawing Holstein breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Holstein ‘Breeders’ Association
Waukesha
Pabst
Oconomowoe
Saloons Ordered to Close on Sundays in Wood County
District Attorney Charles E. Briere, Wood County prosecutor, was in town and reportedly said it was not only Ambrose but also Briere after them. A famous letter circulated among saloon keepers on Wednesday morning, with activity anticipated from statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Briere
Wood County
Times
Briere
Mr. Ambrose
Saloon Closed Threat Issued By District Attorney
Marshfield Wisconsin district attorney Chas E Briere warns a local saloon owner that keeping the saloon open on Sunday February 15 faces arrest warrant. He notes state laws impose severe penalties for the offense if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Ambrose
Marshfield
Wisconsin
City notes shift in attorney Max Briere gains emphasis
In a townwide discussion on the district attorney’s actions a recurring question asks what powerful factors sparked a sudden display of impressedness toward Max Briere compared with his earlier confidence in the state charges in State vs Grall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max. Briere
State
Mill Creek notes and local business trips
Mill Creek reports on a busy period with Hagselberger and Ruplinger visiting Marshfield to arrange hay bailings and log hauling. Lourg Schiffer handles timber for George Schneider, while William Seidl also traveled for business. John Neuman Sr and Anton cut logs along Fau Pleine river amid cold spell as local farmers kept commerce active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagselberger
Marshfield
Phil
Ruplinger
Knute
Moon
Lourg Schiffer
George Schneider
William Seidl
John Neuman Sr
Anton
Fau Pleine
Cod Liver Oil and Iron Vinol Promoted As World’s Top Tonics
Two eminent French chemists separated curative elements from cod liver oil and combined them with iron in Vinol to create a powerful body-builder and remedy for weak or sickly individuals. It claims to aid throat and lung troubles and serves as a strength enhancer for old, delicate, and recovering patients, with a money-back guarantee if it does not help. Saxo Balm offered for pimples and blotches. Marshfield Wis Sexton’s Prescription Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Sexton’s
Marshfield
Wis
Names Drawn for Service on Jury in Wood County
Preliminary jury list for the coming circuit court term to begin March 9 was drawn by the Wood County Jury Commission at Grand Rapids. Members include P M Christensen A Ludwig and Archie McMfan with names listed from Marshfield Grand Rapids Sigel Auburndale Nekoosa and other towns. Notable case state versus Louis B Carl draws taxpayer interest in Marshfield.
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Wood County
Grand Rapids
P. MN. Christensen
Town of
Lincoln
A. Ludwig
Pittsville
Archie McM
Marshfield City
Otto Scharmann
Erhard Kleinheinz
William Britten
Joseph C. Marsh
C. A
Sherry Telegraph Office Moves to Mike Morans
Local notes report the Sherry Telephone Co general office has moved to Mike Morans. Town visitors include Fred Baier, Paul Meier, Mrs Jones and Gladys of Langford, and Miss Sarah Thomas of Marshfield. A local reader ridicules Auburndale for losing to Sherry, recounting a 54 to 8 defeat.
Barnsdale Show Attracts Large Auburndale Crowd
Mrs Willian Witt and son Robert of Marshfield spent last week at the R W Connor home. The Barnsdale show Sunday evening drew a large attendance. The Saturday basketball game between the Candy Kids and Stein Punchers ended with a Candy Kids victory. Mrs Edward Kennedy is reported improving. J H Kedzie departed for Paris France last week. Miss Elsa Pankratz left for Park Falls to visit relatives. Miss Genevieve Schill of Hewitt visited her brother Nicholas Schill. Misses Mayme Griener and Alma Krempien left for Evanston Ill Thursday to take employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Witt
Robert
Marshfield
R. W. Connor
Barnsdale
Candy Kids
Hewitt
Nicholas Schill
Mayme Griener
Alma Krempien
Hvanston
Eight Marshfield Salons Open Say Pastor
Pastor F H Ambrose of the Presbyterian church reports eight saloons were open last Sunday out of thirty eight in Marshfield. Conflicting statements from locals claim as many as twenty five were open. Ambrose says the district attorney issued a written threat to prosecute saloonkeepers, but some stayed open during church hours or parts of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
C. E. Briere
F. Halsey Ambrose
Presbyterian Church
Ambrose
Briere
Mr. Ambrose
Social event and local notices in Lindsey area
Several residents attended a party hosted by Miss Addie Angel Friday night. Mrs. Hausé and her children visited Oscar Rima's family in New Lisbon over Sunday. Chicago broker Mr. Rheingans, brother-in-law of A. Seifers, bought eighty east of A. Seifert in Lynn, plans to improve and clear it. Svee lost a horse on Saturday. Herman Thiel visited Saturday. An old style spelling school is set for Friday at the school house. Miss Sager invites all. Hay cars shipped last week. Miss Addie Angel spent Sunday near Chili. A masquerade hall is planned for Saturday night February 21. everyone is invited. Mr. Swithh, visiting Geo. Weaver, returned to Lannon on Wednesday.
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Addie Angel
Herman Thiel
Miss Sager
Chili
Mr. Swithh
Geo. Weaver
Lannon
Stratford Worker Frostbitten After Evening Porch Rest
Stratford Wis Feb 14 John Obenberger an R Connor company employee was found frostbitten after cold night exposure. He rested on his porch upon returning from work and village evening, deep frostbite to hands and feet, improving with medical care though weeks will pass before full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford, Wis
John Obenberger
R. Connor Compart
Obenberger
Baskerville News Roundup Prominent Local Events
Mrs John Bell attended Sherry gathering. A surprise party honored Bill Schnei der with dancing. Miss Barbara Gleichsner returned from Chicago. John Katzenberger cut wood for George Gessert. John Sicklinger Sr visited Chili. Jr with parents. Anna Nuber and Anton Konz wed at Corpus Christi Church and plan to move to Nebraska. Ott and Back wedding attendees. Baskerville folks enjoyed Yager's dance. Emil Benitz to host a sale. Community invites all to Thursday basket social and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bell
Sherry
Bill Schneider
Barbara Gleichsner
Chicago
John Katzenberger
George Gessert
John Sicklinger Sr
Chili
John Sicklinger Jr
Anna Nuber
Anton Konz
Corpus Christi Shurch
Ma Ler
Nebraska
Baskerville
Yager
Emil Benitz
Don’t You Believe It Chronic Constipation Cure
Advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for chronic constipation. Claims many have been cured and urges readers to try them, noting a price of a quarter and availability for sale locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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Hotel Blodgett
N. Pine St
N. Guckenberger
Pine St
Founda Brooks
Times Office
Wood
Clark
Marathon
Wisconsin Sales Agency
John P. Hume
Main Street
Blodgett Hotel
J. E. Sartel
Singer Sewing Machine
A. H. Flaig
Ingram Block
Eau Claire
Galbery
PAL
M. G. Fleckenstein
Marshfield, Wis
Inger- Hon
Holstein
Chas, E. Briere
Cage of State
S. Carl
Lot
Commission of
Edwards
Vilage
Hugh Madden
Nekoosa
Robert Benpier
Chris. Oksnee
J. B. Harring
Arpin
Fred Nelson
Walter Winebrenner
Milladore
Wim. Schultz
Louis. Lingmayer, Jr
Geo. Schmidt, Jr
Richfield
John Jenkins
Carl Simonain
Cranmoor
Robert Resin
Oliver Roland
Rock Town
Aug
Walters
Hans H. Paulsen
E. E. Royce
Marksfield
Sherry Telephone Co
Mike Moran
Fred Baier
Paul Meier
P. M. Jones
Gladys
Langford
S. Dakota
Sarah Thomas
Geo. Messar
Unity
St. Leroux
R. C. Evans
T. H. Swazee
Star High School
Hall
Auburndale
Chimney Sentinel
Wm. Noll Hardware Co
Lindsey
Stratford Farmer
Lage
Porch
Bakerville
Kimball
C. A. Carlson
Prop
Lahr
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