Classified notices and sales from Clark County Wisconsin region
A dense collection of classified items including property for sale in the Black River area and nearby towns, miscellaneous goods, and notices. Listings mention real estate, farm equipment, canal and paving notes, and occupational ads. Several ads reference physicians, lawyers, and local services with addresses and contact details.
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S. Bogot
Des Harsh
Clark County
Wis
Aurea Lawrd
Black River
Amd
Tari
Muatael Te
Mies oMtee
Porsalhe
Bowe
Eady
Yew Hurst
Guirk County
Tole
Breterst
Deren Deane
The Dairy Belt Farmer Debuts in Local Paper
The Times Leader announces a new department The Dairy Belt Farmer serving Wood Clark and Marathon counties. It outlines topics from farm news and veterinary care to market reports and practical farming methods for northern Wisconsin readers.
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Wood
Clark
Marathon
Marshield
Tun Times
Bader
Perinning
Wisconsin
Great Prairies
Middle-West
Harvest in the East Across Global Wheat Fields
The article notes harvesters advancing through Australia New Zealand and Chile as they cut wheat. It adds that next month India and the upper Nile region will enter harvest time amid a global grain cycle.
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Australia
New Zealand
Chili
India
Upper Nile
Wisconsin Farm Notes Highlight Grazing in Transit Shift and Alcohol Potatoes
The Northwestern Railway extends grazing in transit to Wisconsin, enabling western sheep shippers to land stock for recuperation before market. Secretary Wilson cites Prof. Hansen’s Siberian plant search and seventeen barrels of alcohol potatoes that yield 500 600 bushels per acre. Medium weight work horses cater to a developing lighter market as tobacco warehouses in Janesville drive employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Prof. Hansen
North Dakota University
Siberia
Northwest
Congress
Agricultural Department
Hansen
Wte
United States
New York
Winter Occupation and Dairy Breeds in Wisconsin
The Central Wisconsin district offers year round farming value with winter work in timber, wood bolts, land clearing and possible local employment. Prof Henry of the State University favors uniform dairy breeding by community, suggesting Jersey Guernsey Holstein or Ayrshire to restore original breed strengths. J. L. Russell of Chill now lives in Neillsville with an eleven acre orchard. he grows many apple varieties but favors crebs for heavy yields, collecting up to eight bushels per tree at one dollar per bushel.
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Wisconsin
Henry
State University
Jersey
Guernsey
Holstein
Ayrshire
Russell
Chill
Neillsville
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Golan
Starshneld Banding Co
Warner
Planos
Dirat
Edmund Gram
Ava
Auline
J. 7 Cma
He Y Wahle
M. D
Deutscher
Ofice
Retabs & Sue Furniture
Nighy
Tathrop
Sexton
Algut
H H. Milher
Mansietenn
Wisconius
Lavinie Hulldieg
Staple Auree
Walter Mason
Shones
Realdeuce
Hopus
Bagion L
Tupper
Aod Stirmean
Durlyg Hiork
Sour Maple Street
Omer
Rewidance
H Jburns
Higstetan
Jou N Reo OM
Howards
Rani
St Colleton
Aspees & Hust
Betas
Marohtiati
Ketest Lupraved
Kirst National Baul
Gites
Setow
Bustenles Ulvot
Flassatngeeon
Chichester
Cbloheetor
Pia
Urugaiea
Ghicheater
Pip
Raitita
Cortulit Tres
California
Cas
Sueruda
Dr. Shoop Laboratories
Sexton Bros
the Dairy
Andre
Garrett
Northwestern Railway Company
Chicago
West
Janesville
Cs Ib
Milwaukee
Havana
Key West
Cuba
National Cigar Stands
R. J. Strauss
AVING
Upham
C. B. Edwards
Nat. Bank Building
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