Lion Hearted Wrestler Beats Fred Bevhl in Town Match
In a Friday night exhibition at the local arena, world champion Eva Lewis defeated Fred Bevhl in a bout watched by over two hundred townspeople. Lewis dominated with speed and agility, flooring Bevhl in the first round and controlling the later rounds. Jack Kur keek served as referee as spectators crowded around the ring from elevated seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Furtner
Eva Lewis
Lewis
Prad
Tor
Westhing Bane
Bhab
Ahood
Jack Kurkeek
Pewesh
Lawls
Make Your Contracts For The Qoining Season
An advertiser offers four contracts or a dime for the season. The message promises excellent Yellow River ice for Samly Une next HUME, signed by Vile Lowenz NEsd.
Vultures of Mankind False Doctors Swindle Chippewa Falls Crowd
A lengthy Milwaukee Sentinel letter reports two swindlers in Chippewa Falls posing as doctors. They sold a curative electrical device to vulnerable patients, claiming cures for eye and nerve ailments. The pair, named L Wolsky and C Bennet, escaped as police closed in, traveling to nearby towns before resuming their con games. In other notes, a local wedding reception featured music, speeches, and gifts for the Pickering and Black families.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa
Thehomas House
Auburndale
Deh Helds
Pred Schulz
August Budke
H. A. Lahron
Drs. Schneider
Milwaukee
Schmitz
Stevens Point
Messey
Budke
Schola
Uhio
Dr. Tathrap
Ibis
Taany
L. Wolsky
C. Bennet
Surprise and masquerade stir church life in Superior
Readers recall Rev. Tut tied to two years at the MB church as a surprise spree unfolds for his congregation. Windows, chairs, lamps, and pulpit vanished to delight the pastor, then Mrs Booth hosted a tea party amid a staged wedding plan. Ferguson’s masquerade at Adlers hall drew about forty costumes with diverse characters, from German villagers to Persian ladies and Comanche, all in festive disguise. A Spencer couple, Allie Follett and a 14 year old, wed last August without parents’ knowledge, prompting calls to revoke the clergyman’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut
Mr. Tull
I P Phompson
Booth
Superior
Duluth
Ferguson
Adher
Brig
Willie
Khawe
Sereig
John Hartl
Dan Harklt
Trish
Jos
Mertens
Joe Hafler
Joan Suerle
James Vaughy
Frank ‘Wingy
Henry Kamps
Henry Bohmsach
Matt. Pfeiffer
Helen
Harkin
Comanche
Tadlaus
Fred Allman
Geo. Hunvaicker
Beattie
Tula Dumas
Stella Henderson
Walter
Caddie Harden
Lilian Buches
Glo Wright
Ray Williams
George Wu
Walter Wright
Spenece
Allie Follett
G. J. Pollet
Leon Dygart
Benedict
Spencer
The Spring Election Voters Face City Officers
The Spring Election nears with Hobart as the likely mayoral race. Candidates are plentiful for all city offices, many favor a single consolidated ticket while others advocate traditional county by county campaigning. Voters will have ample time in April to study contenders before decisions.
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Llueton
Iancidarne
Siffersat
Raight
St Alban's Lenten Services Announced for Ash Wednesday and Fridays
Notice from St Alban's mission outlines Ash Wednesday Holy Communion at 7:30 am with shortened Evening Prayer and Penitential Office. Meditations on the Temptation of Our Lord at 2:30 pm. Friday Lent services on first, third and fifth Fridays by Rev Evans from Centralia, and on second, fourth and sixth Fridays by Rev Weller from Stevens Point, at various homes. Holy Communion on the Annunciation feast day. Sunday services continue as before. attendees urged.
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St. Alban
St Alban
Sexyton
Lens
Tr. Bvans
Popmaker
Centralia
Weller
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Central Excursion Rates for Inauguration
Excursion tickets announced for Washington D C inaugural ceremonies by Wisconsin Central Lines. Round trip fare 5.50 with sale dates February 1 to 20 and return by March 10. Another route Marsh field to New Orleans Mardi Gras priced 37 80. Sale January 22 to 28. Tickets valid through March 27. Inquiries to agent A W Mosunt.
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Washington, D. C
Wisconsin Central Lines
Marsh
New Orleans
Mardis Gray
A. W. Mosunt
Cure for Diphtheris
A subscriber offers a home remedy for diphtheria, claiming unfailing success. The method involves cloth flannel supports from ear to ear and from breastbone to chin, two thirds filled with lypble gait and ashes, poured with boiling water and iodine, applied to a child with the head covered.
Fragment from medical advice on treating a child swelling
The fragment describes using a second sack as a goon and blowing sulphur into a patient’s throat at intervals for four to five hours to reduce swelling. Afterward it suggests moistening a cloth with olive oil to treat affected parts. The text reads as outdated and hazardous home treatment guidance.
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Plese
Gannel
Mortgage Sale Notice in Wood County Wisconsin 1824
Notice of foreclosure on a mortgage dated April 1 1824 by Charles F Rowe and Minobo Rowe to John H B Felter. The Upham Manufacturing Company now holds the mortgage. Public sale of Lot Four in Block Seventy Seven in Marehfield Wisconsin described in detail will occur April 10 1807 at 1 PM at the front door of the post office. Amount due includes eight hundred dollars and interest plus $90 100. Solicitors fees of $90 are included.
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Charles F. Rowe
Mino Bo Rowe
Mortra
John HB
Felter
Hale Mote
Phares F. Rows
Ann L. Rows
Sid Mortgnige
Upham Manufacturing
Wood County
Wisconsin
Jean Guy
Opham Manufacturing Company
Mortes Do Haiaero
Geenrad
METAR
Marehftold
Cedar Street
Aaid City
Patel
Fourth Street
Uald Block
Ponty
Ignest Blader
Anid
Wood
Marehfisid
Bic
Tiare Co. Ae Fortante
Ee Pram
Probate matter for Carl Voight estate heard in Grand Rapids
In the county court in probate Gustav Wunrow petitions for adm inistration reflecting the estate of Carl Voight. The court orders notice by publication and sets a hearing date in Grand Rapids on April 17 at 1 PM for final accounting and fees. Dated the 5th day of January. The court administrator signs the order.
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Woop County
Carl Voight
Gustav
Wunrow
Carl Motaht
Jelruser
Wir
Jytne Cours
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First National Bank
Marshfield
Adam Darker
Wal Dhmeler
BD. G. Resse
Terns S
Schmidt
Arsiseant
Aes, Vale
Onwb
Com’ Bank
Oshienss
Leasorn Chunate
Dry & Phonto, Cabkore
Aeuphlager
Ubhmoters
TH. Thom
Marshigle Wis
Werse
Narchfield
Yano
Kautsky
D. D
Myntleld, Wis
Mayward
Physican
Smrgadi
Giles On Contral Avenue
Munrobilord, Wis
A. Kempe
Phydicia
Siceon
Surgunts
Tod Dolocis
Stratford
Wis
H ‘A. Lathrop
Hawrs
Tonia Drug Store
Ce Nin
Gorm Amerie Bank
Marenfield
Wigconsin
Alcorn
Earthlwenaest
Andy S
Skrelon
Stevens Polat
AC Williams
Scitaunius Block
Marshpieud
Lomorgan
Suysigian
Orles
Adtor
Tun Puedes
Piaphone Nos
Hinesh
Wang
Misred
Guaventood
Stldior’s Block
Mirafield
Wye
Fred Deoloo Malek
Vultures
Miss Fay Pickering
Edgar Black
Prof. Wells
Harry Anglin
Nora Wheldon
Robb
Dows
Pistor
Itr
Pickering
USDER
Ei Bey
W. C
State of Wisconalt
Department of Suave
Apell
Lowit
Supreme Court
Hovoraulo
D. Narsnall
Ialeg
Gieoute Dudge
Florence
Forest
Langlade
Outagamie
Snawano
Howodane Goodland
Saguney A
Lata
Gaphol
Laotty
Manison
Anry Cassos
Wood Coney
Wiod
Elm
de Woon
Cunnns
Oniso
Food
Pinge
Binou G. Pors
B.S
Helle
County
Clark
Pors
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