Spencer News Highlights From Local Daily Life
Local births and travel notes fill the page including a Spencer baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seimers on January 15. Many residents, including J D Graves and Grace Daugherty, are noted for travels and attendances at hospitals, churches, farms, and training schools in Minneapolis, Chicago, Unity, Abbotsford, and Fond du Lac. The community reports church dedications, sports results, and joint organizational installations with M W A and N R A, plus tax and town business updates.
Bethel Notes Highlight Local Residents and Visits
Bethel society reflects on sick list and new post office employee Ernest Smith sworn in last Thursday Eid. Residents report returns from trips, marital visits, and woodcutting work. A sermon on the medical missionary effort by Elé Hanson in Washington, D. C. frames a week of social and religious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Smith
Bethel
Lo A. Hanson
Washington, D. C
Hanson
Parisian hair dressing touted as grease free
Sexton Bros guarantee the Parisian hair dressing to cure handfall and stop falling hair with a money back offer. Large bottle priced at 30 cents, promoted as delightful and non sticky for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisian
Sexton Bros
Tuttle installs phones as town grows
Richfield notes list A Tuttle installing four phones this week. John Maxwell returned from Minnesota Saturday. John Gadson and wife visited Ed Lehnberr’s last Monday. Lehnberr starts his sawmill this week and expects the largest run in years. John Jenkins and Mrs. Wickman entertained Mr. La Grippe the past week. Tom Williams left for Superior Saturday to resume work after a two month layoff from an injured foot. Rev W J Norton is visiting and, while here, disposed of his personal property to A Dollden dorf er. Town treasurer E J Greenman will collect taxes at M M Travis’ Jan 17 William Wall’s Jan 19 Trossen Bros Jan 23 J R Brey une 23th William Gessert Jan 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gadson
Ed Lehnberr
G. Lehnberr
Tom Williams
Superior
E. J. Greenman
M. M. Travis
William Wall
Trossen Bros
J. R. Brey Une
William Gessert
Local notices from South Richfield update
M Thinkham was kicked by a horse. W J Norton sold an 80 acre farm to Tony Dallendorfer. Margaret Doll returned from Grand Rapids with mumps. P Cranmer recovering from illness. John Ewell to Spring Green for bridge crew work. Mrs W David ill with grip. Levig Fleisner left Harneys for Athens camp. Carl Forberg plans to move to Rockford Illinois for factory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thinkham
W.J. Norton
Tony Dallendorfer
Margaret Doll
P. Cranmer
John Ewell
Spring Green
Prizee WOM BY STUDENTS IN ANTI TUBERCULOSIS SEAL SALE
Superintendent W Ometas wraps up canvass of student results in city prize contest for Anti Tuberculosis seal sale. Total seals sold in city 1924 up from 398 last year, with prizes awarded to top sellers in grade and grand prize competitions. Edith Noll sold 12342 seals earning top prize. Estelle Tice sold 142 seals. Herb Bartmann 800 seals. Eastman Kodak prize went to William Connor who sold 704 seals. Olive Lang 355 seals. Grand prize open to all city schools included pair of shoes and assorted cash and gifts from local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ometas
Rieh
Isteget. Hoft
Pennant
Potter Pharmacy
Sexton's
Edith Noll
Noll Hon. Co
Estelle Tice
Laemle
Herbert Bartman
Eastman Kodak
R. J. Strauss
Willam Connor
Fountain Pen
Olive Lang
Sheerin’s Holw
Charles Below
Percy Larson
liffault-Kamps Co
Edith Nol
Auld Lang Syne recollections from a Scottish city
Rev. Jos. Brown of this city reprints from the Border Standard a letter recalling his birth in Huddersfield Street Galashiels in 1837. He remembers small early factories, shared houses, masters and workers, and compares then to mansions on hill sides. He honors those who built honest work and notes schooldays with Mr Lees and a strict master using a tawse. He recalls fellows like Thomas Fairgrieve and Chamberlain Ballantyne and kite making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Brown
Border Standard
Jos. M. Brown
Marshfield
Wis
U.S. A
Standard
Huddersfield Street
Walkerburn
Sie Kirk
Peebles
Thomas Fairgrieve
Chamberlain Ballantyne
Iit
Wilson Rector Named Western Express Agent at Marshfield
Wilson Rector, long time express messenger on the Northwestern line between this city and Janesville, was chosen as Marshfield agent for the Western Express company to succeed Mr Lash who returns to Prentice. Rector is noted for thorough knowledge of the express business and is a popular local figure ready to advance the company here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Restor
Janesville
Marshfield
Western Express Company
Lash
Prentice
Rector
Marshfield DAR Meeting Agenda January 19
Marshfield Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet with Miss Ella Kelly on Thursday January 19 at three p m. The program includes Germans in Pennsylvania by Mrs. R Upham, Women of the Revolution by Mrs. James Vedder, Magazine Reading by Mrs. W T Pond, plus music and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ella Kelly
Pennsylvania
R. Upham
James Vedder
W. T. Pond
Wisconsin Cheese-makers elect officers at state convention
At the state convention of Wisconsin Cheese-makers last Thursday officers were elected: President J B McCready Marshfield vice president U S Kaer treasurer J J Reid Clintonville director P A Casper Clintonville to succeed John Greatemont Britlion President McCready named legislative committee members U S Isner Madison Alexander Schaller Isar neveld Oscar Damrow Sheboygan Falls Winners in cheese contests included A G Werth Appleton first American cheese with 97 50 and Gartler Zumbrunnen South Wayne first Swiss cheese with 118.00. many other prizes listed. Professor Ravenel urged strict enforcement of tuberculin test laws and noted high demand and supply constraints for tests. Lumber of details on lawn furniture manufacture planned by B S Granibseh and a local builder. A public candidate announces for county superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
J. B. McCready
Marshfield
U. S. Kaer
J. J. Reid
Qeongmawore
P. A. Casper
Clintonville
John Greatemont
Britlion
McCready
U. S
U. S. Isner, Madison, Alexander Schaller, Isar>neveld
Oscar Damrow
Sheboygan Falls
Ca. G. Werth
Appleton
B.A. Voigt
Spencer
William Winder
Rockbridge
Ehessse
Gartileb
Catholic Foresters Hold Open Installation Evening
Last Wednesday night the Catholic Foresters held an open installation and the following officers were installed by W d Glennon of Stevens Point Chief ranger FP J Deckert Vice chief ranger Geo Donhard Past chief ranger J R Esser Recording secretary Jos Plum Financial secretary Jacob Thomas Speaker A G Felker Senior conductor Adam Guggenberger Treasurer Jacob Leinwand Lawyer S J Sickelsteel of Stevens Point was speaker of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.d. Glennon
Stevens Point
FP. J. Deckert
Geo. Donhard
J. R. Esser
Jos,Plum
Jacob ‘Thomas
A. G. Felker
Adam Gucken
Berger
Jacob Leinwander
S.J. Sickelsteel
American National Bank Notarized Statement Entry
A notary public records a dated January 11, 1211 entry for American National Bank. The document shows signatures including Frank Vaughan as Notary Public and a line with Ka Deming as director and PLN Christensen, reflecting a formal acknowledgment or affidavit fragment from the bank records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vaugan
Ka Deming
Christensen
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Herman Seimers
J.D. Graves
Minneapolis
Grace Daugherty
Chicago
Deaconess’ Training School
C. Reinheimer
Geo. Farrington
Unity
Farmers’ Institute
Frank Allar
Clarence
Abbotsford
G. Loveland
G. Ingram
Albertsville Jast
Otto Weizneger
Eau Claire
Blanche Stewart
North Fond du Lat
Eva
Hattie Reas
Elizabeth Schwantes
Liebrandt of
Merrill
Dharee
Assi
Earview
Loyal
RSN. A
N. A
G. AR
Rispa Crowell
Mae Driscoll
Oracie
Lizzie Soles
PL Oracvle
Cannon
Oracle
Carrie Peas
Clark
Lea May
Lillie Pacrington
J.T. Graves
T. C. Ernst
Fredericy
SE Graves
Alfred Trumbull
Lawrance
Riscoll
F. McWhatran
Grant Simon
Wahman
Gordon Coley
Harley Graves
Rae Ingham
Garrett Fenhouse
Sxton
Miona
Nashaville
Town Hall
Ali
Wilson
V. Giephner
Lindsey
Nasonville
H. Sherman
Lindsey Telephone Co
Nobser
M. WW. A
V.C
A. Hanson
W. A. L. Clark
Rustad
C. Ingle
P. C
Hy Thiel
C. FC
G. Byers
Milbee
Dr. Lovesee
A. Thiel
A. Ingle
J. O
H. Thompson
Chan
Jr. van
M. Hahm
Ernest Trowbridge
Academy
Eid
Thurston
John C. ‘Fraser
Abbie MrChesney
Frank Cole
K. Rasmus-sen
Bartha Peake
Ashville
J. C. McChesney
Rudolph
John Cutler
Vern
Harvey
E. B. Allen
Hon. Righme
Mr. Kohl
Stephen Brigham
Waushare County
Barker
George Brigham
Oshkosh
Jesus
Galilee
Richfield
A. Tuttle
John Maxwell
Minn
John Jenkins
Wm. Wickman
la Grippe
W. J. Norton
A. Dollendorfer
South Richfield
Grand Rapids
Carl Forberg
Rockford Ill
Mfg
Auld Lang
Wilson Rector
Western Express
Bratita
American Nat. Bank
ANE
J.B. McCready
B.S. Granibseh
Palace of Sweets
Grainlisch
Gen
Zimmer
Serer
Ane. Babolty
O. Rayner
Walter Mueller
Corp
Henry Mueller
Gao. Schiest
Lapis Siemers
Sig
Wildish
Capt
R. Connor
Sommers
Ood County
Mao E, Sr .Pown
Cranmeear
American National Bank
Ad Marshfield
Jin
Wiscarnsia
Nuvionsil
Merve
S. Treuse
National Bank
Hanks
Sapkea
Ishi
State OF Wisconsin
Woon
Battle Creek
Americs
Wlview Ag Ming
Blodgett
Hyomei
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