Unclear grain exchange and medical ad items in one notice
An OCR fragment shows a mixed advertisement page offering oats price quotes and grain exchanges alongside medical product pitches. It includes references to Spark Cereal, Tyiumeh Pills, the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee, and a milking machine promotion with a “Your Money Back” guarantee, plus a Reliable agent contact in Wisconsin.
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Notich
Dress F.C. Coward
Dishora
Wis
Advertised Letters at Weekly Post Jan 29 1817
Advertisement lists letters to be claimed in Philadelphia for week ending January 29 1817. Names include W. C. Burker Fey Mr Marzolf Eunice Sasas Nicholas and others referenced in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burker
Philly
Wot
Fey Mr. W. C
Marzolf Eunice
Sasas Nicholas
The Habit of Taking Cold Remedies and Habits
A brief health note urges daily habits to avoid colds. It recommends a lukewarm sponge bath about 90 degrees every morning, sleeping with the window up, and breaking the cold habit quickly by using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when a cold occurs.
Wisconsin land clearing plans highlight February meet
Plans for the first Wisconsin land clearing assembly in Eau Claire February 22 outlined engineering and community topics. Sessions cover stump removal methods, land value, settler support, rural credit, railroad and press roles, with a banquet and film showcases reflecting growing interest in clearing cutover lands.
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Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Collage of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Holcomb
PL Weiss
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
A. d. Keith
Loo Claire
Carl D. Livingston
Callemd
Saurt Ste. Marie
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
J. L. Sturtevant
Wausan Revord-Herald
A. Blackburn
Rusk County Bankers Association
Bay Live Stock
W. IE. Briggs
Northwaxera National Bank
Minneapolis
A. Mochlenpah
Tinto
Wthes
New Lee- Moms
Arain
Grand Rapie
Ralph Skidmore
Marinette
Une Emnlerenen
Cial
Porgran
Sea Vow
College of
Fragmented Note on City Life and Voices
A garbled OCR fragment references phrases about life in city neighborhoods, gossip, and a Detroit Prep Press item. It mentions London Mail style banter, a young doctor, and crowds visiting Nis afien duity, with scattered allusions to success or failure and daily routines.
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Detroit Prep Press
Fragmentary Note on a Personal Conflict
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a personal relationship issue involving a named individual George. The text hints at engagement disruption and emotional complexity but is too unclear to determine concrete events or participants.
Boils and Carbuncles Warn of Systemic Risk
Practical health hints explain boils signal impaired health and local infection. Single boils stem from irritation while spread to rich inflamed areas risks serious infection via streptococci. Early physician care is urged to prevent tissue destruction, deformity, or death.
Wisconsin Ayrshire breeders honored on national board
Two Wisconsin dairymen from Waukesha and Ladysmith were named to the American Ayrshire Breeders' Association governing board at its forty second annual meeting in New York. Adam Seitz of Waukesha was elected vice president and Frank T Stare of Ladysmith was named a director for three years. Both are prominent in Wisconsin dairy circles and breed associations.
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Wisconsin
Adam
Seitz
Waukesha
Frank T. Stare
Ladysmith
New Yorkery
Mr. Stare
Wisconsin Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Guernsey Raisers Meet at Madison
Members of the Western Guernsey Breaders association will be addressed by Wilbur W. Marsh of Waterloo Iowa at their annual convention in Madison February 9. Marsh, a national dairy figure, chaired the Iowa commission at the Panama Pacific Exposition in 1915 and serves as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee.
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Western Guernsey Breaders’ Association
Wilbur W. Marsh
Waterloo
Iowa
Madison
Marsh
Central committon dairy farm to address Western Guerners
Central committon near Waterloa notes its famous nerd and modern dairy equipment under practical management. The note cow Dairyaard of Tinehurst is hailed as a champion producer of Lowa. Judge W. B. Quarton of Towa HL OW, Griswold of West Salem, and Charles L. Hil of Rosendale, presidents and secretaries of the Western Guernser Breeders association, will address the convention.
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Committon
Waterloa
Tinehurst
Lowa
W. B. Quarton
Towa
HL OW
Griswold
West Salem
Charles L. Hil
Rosendale
Western Guernser Breeders’ Association
Calumet Farmers Form New County Order
The Gabnel County Order of the State Agricultural Association formed last week, the fifty second county in Wisconsin to establish a branch during the state-wide era improvement league. TP A Moore, secretary, led the meeting with 28 locals signing the charter. G W Mor rissey of Chilton High School was anti secretary. delegates will attend Farmers Week in Madison and the sixteenth annual convention.
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Gabnel County
State Agricultural Experiment Association
Wiscosin
Era Improvement League
TP. A. Moore
G. W. Morerissey
Chilton High School
Antile
Madison
Foi Swenehart
North Crandon
Wits Vki
Porest Comte
Price Fixing Debated By Nebaters and Minnesels
Wisconsin and Minnesota teams prepare for a March 2 debate on fixing prices for staple articles. The event features Wisconsin's negative team and Minnesota's affirmatives, with a Madison venue and students listed as participants.
Newspaper paper prices to stay high for months
A warning of sustained high print paper costs was issued by Alexander B. Smith, managing director of Abitibi Paper company, after a Chicago conference with several paper manufacturers. He said publishers cannot return to the old one cent rate and that prices will remain elevated for months.
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Chicago
Alexander B. Smith
Aivertor
Abitibi Paper Company
Troquois Falls
Can
Norwegian Lutheran Service at St Pauls Church Next Sunday Evening
Norwegian Lutheran service scheduled at St Pauls Church next Sunday evening. Do not depart from our own, as some have adopted a different custom.
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Norwegian Lutheran Services
Norsk Luthersk Gudstjeneste i St. Paul's Kirke Neste Sondag Aften
Lader Os
Skik
Open New Dakota Homestead Lands In Belle Fourche Valley
The Department of the Interior will open about 4 000 acres in the Belle Fourche valley South Dakota on February 8 1917 for settlement under general homestead and reclamation laws. Each 80 acre unit offers irrigable land suitable for sugar beets alfalfa and grains and adjacent to an open range ideal for cattle. Entry requires a three year residence and payments include a filing fee around seven dollars per 80 acres plus building charges and installment payments totaling forty two dollars and twenty five cents per acre with the first installment due December 1 five years after initial payment. The reclamation service in Washington will mail descriptive literature and answer inquiries.
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Department of the Interior
Belle Fourche Valley
South Dakota
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Tis
Inindnse
Application for Salgon License Marshfield Wisconsin
The undersigned requests that a license be issued to him for sale of strong intoxicating liquors at 107 109 East Second Street Bondsmen National Surety Co of New York. O1F ai 18 dan atin Da.
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East Second Street
Bondsmen
National Surets Co
New York
New Books at the Marshfield Library catalog review
Marshfield Library adds numerous new titles across genres. Notable entries include Atlantic Monthly selections on elderly women and changing social ideals, a travel and history account of Pennsylvania and Maryland routes, practical guides on farming, household economics, and nutrition, a photography memoir, cartooning instruction, and biographies of theater figures. Also listed are history, fiction, and children’s books featuring varied authors and topics.
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Marshfield
Atlantic Monthly
Hale
Domin‘ios
Pennsylvania
Maryland
OM Dominion
Virgina
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Nox
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John Pietenpol
Hardwick
Edgeor
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Sextonville
Earl Norwoort
Gays Mills, Wier
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van Toers
Fred Tohlwey
Grafton
Tranton
We. Wrackley
Lindsey
Stetson
Con
Bang
Cleveland
Ohio
John SI Ubert
John Seubert
Ofice
City Hall
Geo
H. Welton
A. Kleinheing & Son
Great Northern Life Insurance Co
Wausau
Addie National Medical” Institute
Milwaukee
London Mail
George
Cary Wantthy
Gillie
Guernsey
Kirstin
QauMan
Sardinia
Williajotss
Williajotss lyeLow Your Best—End Lincoupon Oalay
All-Kirstin Company
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Naghines
Deeply
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Main St
Escansba, Mich
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Wiscontain
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Minnisels
United States
Minnesota
Madison Wis
N. T. Ames
Oregon
Hugo W.albertz
Watertown
Taul A. Eke
J Bruce
Morris H.strelzin
John C. Warner
Sear
Cinieaze
Dakota
Reclamation Service
Washington, D. C
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Jolst Stoes
Croy
Wiley
Art Collins
Mexico
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Cory
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Marvosson
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Vorrendalle
Frohman
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Beach
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