A Tale of the Vanishing People ch
A short feature examines disappearing communities and shifting populations with focus on cultural loss, migration pressures, and the impact on local life. The piece surveys historical trends and voices from affected residents, highlighting resilience amid change.
Dancing Sioux on Ridge Watch Missionary Boy
A narrator on a ridge observes a vast Sioux encampment of five thousand, with war drums and fledgling horsemen. He recalls a government doctor lamenting failed assimilation through schools, and follows the tale of his prodigy Thomas Running Elk, a football star torn between tribal ties and white expectations, amid a Thanksgiving trip to Yale Frigateon game.
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Chogun
Ivo
Dot
Eno
Thomas
Aug
Yale
Jynice
Thetr Ongers
Bla
Breeze
Blur Thomas
Elk
Agency
Alicia
Henry
Middle West
Alicie
Henry Fureun
Ifth Avenue
Albein
Eik's
Dudian
Fale
Warman
Gry Hotel
Yadiog
Washington
New York
Savage
Allela
Earman
Harman
Ninetven
Thia
Nici
Thapa
Doc
Ome
Harmag
Yale-Frigeeton
Elkings
Rundlag el
Dakota
Yale Triumph Fade Amid Fractured Football Scramble
Fragmented narrative describes a Princeton Yale football clash with a standout run by a boy with predatory speed. Spectators react as the crowd cheers while players collide and disrupts pack lines. The piece notes Yale’s first half struggles and a decisive late surge by Princeton’s machine-like offense.
Continued in next week Times Mohle Is Represented
Mohie June 29. Gents from here attended the Eagles convention at Antigo: Lorenz Schultz, Grover H Schuler, Joseph Eckes, Edward Fohl. Mrs Fred Schultz's sister and husband of Veefkind visit to help make hay. Mrs Morey returned to Waupaca after four weeks with 302 Brown Morey. Bernard Meyer bought a cow from Tony Eckes. C F Knudsen sold eighty acre farm to Mr Panske for 6800 dollars. Knudsen plans to seek land in Florida where his brother lives.
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Mohie
Eagles
Antigo
Lorenz Schultz
Grover H. Schuler
Joseph Eckes
Edward Fohl
Fred Schultz
Husbband
Veefkind
Morey
Waupaca
Brown Morey
Bernard Meyer
Tony Eckes
C.F. Knudsen
Mr. Panske
Mr. Knudsen
Florida
Public notice on keeping streets clean under ordinance 83
By ordinance 83 a heavy punishment is provided for persons leaving or depositing dead animals or any offensive material on streets or alleys in the city except the public dumping ground. Warning is issued this provision will be strictly enforced by order of the Board of Health. 3812
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Board of Health
Notice to Clean Catch Basins in City
Residents and occupants connected to the city sewers must clean all catch basins and remove grease and refuse before July 10 1914. This order applies to all residences within the city limits.
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Board of Health
Pretty Wedding at Arpin Unites Margarete Holms and Warner Vannatta
In Arpin at the Presbyterian church on Sunday noon Miss Margarete Holms wed Mr. Warner Vannatta with Rev. James Deans officiating. Attendants were Bliss Edna Vannatta and Isaac Hols, with Bernard Strauss as bearer. A reception followed. couple headed for a Madison wedding trip and will settle in Arpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpin
Presbyterian Church
Margarete Holms
Warner Vannatta
James Deans
Bliss Edna Vannatta
Isaac Hols
Bernard Strauss
Madison
City Point
H. F. Roehrig Co
Gladden
Jacob Schmidt
Schuhart
Randolph
J. Schmidt
Erickson
Stetsonville
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
A historic testimonial advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery as relief for inflamed bronchial tubes and coughs. It claims rapid relief, weight gain after recovery, and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy from all druggists.
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Dr. King
Tom
Jennie Fleming
New Dover
Ohio
CAN'T DENY IT DOAN'S KIDNEY PILL PROMISES RELIEF
Mrs W Britten of Marshfield Wisconsin recounts severe backache and kidney weakness. After seven to eight boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills she recovered and has had no trouble since. The author also endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for quick relief. Price 50 cents at all dealers.
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W. Britten
W. C. St. Marshfield
Wis
Dean
Doan
Probate notice in Wood County for the estate of John Sherro Deceased
Wood County court in probate directs Jessie Schumaker to present the finalized administration account for the estate of John Sherro deceased. A hearing is set for July 14, 1914 at 10:00 AM in Grand Rapids Wisconsin to examine and allow the account and requests for funeral and other expenses. Notice will be published three weeks in Marshfield Times.
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Wood County
Probete
John Sherro
Jessie Schumaker
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
Marshfield
A. D. Joy
Whole Family Benefited By Wonderful Remedy
The article notes everyday life stress and fatigue from hurry and noise, causing irritability and unrest. It suggests taking a remedy to ease nerves, improve sleep, appetite, and energy for better harmony at home. It highlights the promise of a simple health aid for weary families.
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Rembs & Sturm
Nightcar’s
Cherry St
A. OH
Milbeer
D. C
Sexton
Maple Street
Chicago
Ill
J. B. Yvedder
Rose Brothers
Victor A. Mason
Maple Streets
WM. Hipee
Adler Block
R. P. Potter
M. D
Lundgren
House
C. B. Edwards
Marshfield State Bank
P. A. & Rr, Williams
Armory Building
Victor W. Nehs
Attorney-at-Law Herald
Marshfield, Wis
W. T. Poad Ahey
Deming Block
2Nd and
Cedar Streets
W. H. Lind
S. Ry
First National Bank
the Times
Hall
Chichester
Amity
Chicceeter
Ocean
Iran
August Senn
N. Maple
Binston
Humphreys
Humphraya
Trent
Prea
Sumphreys' Homeo, Medicine CO
Comnor
William
Ann Sirecte New Fork
C.B. Edwards
Ovex Maasusteep State Banx
Kimball
Marshfield Music House
Dr. Miles
J. B. Hartsfield
Carpue St
Atlanta
Miles
Miles Medical
Elkhart
Wm. Ebbe
Chicago School of Auctioneering