For Sale Items At Local Hardware and Farm Store
FOR SALE I have for sale 1 heavy team of horses 1 survey practically new and a new grain binder wil sell on easy terms F Hodgeden 901 N Central Ave Phone 534 Grass for sale The grass on the former Emily Frahling farm east of Marshfield is for sale Inquire of A Kleinheinz City 3812 Have for sale 20 acres of Blue Joint grass Willing to give man half for making it Inquire at Fembs & Sturms furniture store Cit B83
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsell
F. Hodgeden
Central Ave
Emily Frahling
Marshfield
A. Kleinheinz
City
Fembs & Sturms
For Sale Good Grade Holstein Cow and More Farms
For sale a fresh milking Holstein cow in July from W. Weat St Marshfield. Three 80 acre farms near town priced 25 to 45 dollars per acre. Also cut over hard wood land at 16 dollars per acre on rich clay loam soil from E. Biller Glen Flora Wis. Tablet paper available at Timea office in blocks of various sizes at ten cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Weat
St. 3
Marshfield
E. Biller
Glen Flora
Wis
Timea
Classified Advertisements and Probate Notice
Classified ads include housing request for a 5 or 6 room house and farm sale of 5 milch cows, 2 year old wagon, with sale venue at Marshfield, plus a collections service pitch in Eau Claire. Probate notices in Wood County Court in Grand Rapids schedule final accounting hearing for William Ebusa estate on September 1 1914 with inheritance tax and residue distribution to be published in Marshfield Times for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County Court
William Ebusa
Tritz Kusa
Grand Rapida
Marshfield
For Sale and Trade Notice from Marshfield 1914
A farm of 80 acres with a frame house and stored machinery is offered for trade or sale with payments. Marshfield notices warn property owners to trim shade trees within five days to avoid city trimming and charges per Ordinance No 248. City ordinance requires owners to trim branches under wires. otherwise the city will trim and bill the property owner. Dated June 30, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallendecter & Bathrick
Marshfield State Bank
Marshfield Water, Electric Light & Power Company
City of Mershfield
Marshfield
Board of Public Works
Water & Light Commission
City of
R. Connor
Vedder
City of Marshfield
Attachment Warrant Issued Against George Cerese
In Wood County Marshfield City Justice Court a warrant of attachment has been issued against you and your property to satisfy a 196.29 debt. You must appear before Justice Hugo Wegener in Marshfield on July 24, 1914 at 10 a.m. If you fail, judgment will be rendered and your property sold to pay the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Marshfield
Justice Court
George Cerese
Miller
Hugo Wegener
Said County
Notice to Clean Catch Basins Citywide
City residents connected to sewers are ordered to clean catch basins and remove grease and refuse by July 10, 1914. This action is issued by the Board of Health. The notice specifies compliance across all residences within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Local Market Report From Village Exchange
Price paid for hay with No 1 Timothy at 10.50 dollars. Other hay grades not quoted. Onions per bush, potatoes per bash, butter and dairy products listed. Live beef weight at 4 dollars per CWT, pork dressed per pound eight cents, veal priced by live weight per pound and per CWT, sheep live weight per CWT, beef hides and calf hides noted. Poultry prices show country chickens at 10 and spring chickens at 15 cents each. total entries include 5.00 and 198 as scattered figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
A Wholesale Buyer Sums Chamberlains Remedy Worth Itself
W D Magli of Whitemound Wisconsin bought Chamberlains medicine to supply customers but fell ill himself. He states one small bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the entire stock. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
Tests Required of Boy Scouts
Essential to know semaphore or Morse or Myer alphabet. After meeting requirements, boys enroll as tenderfoots and pass more tests to become second class and then first class scouts. Requirements cover age, bowline and other knots, flag knowledge, oath, signaling, map reading, pacing, cooking, first aid, tracking, and earning funds in a public lake, with specific tasks for tenderfoot, second class, and first class levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Ameren
Scout
Reent
Muir
Soma Paorce
American Morse
Mytral Puellet
Severilles
Fourth of July News From Auburndale Area
Reports from Auburndale and Hewitt July Fourth include visits by Mr and Mrs John Tremmel and Mrs Joe Brath to relatives, local picnics, and a 10 to 14 Auburndale victory over Stratford. Farmers忙 hay, silos unloaded, and visits from Marshfield Madison Wausau Bethel Morrisonville are noted, plus a Young People’s Missionary Volunteer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
John Tremmel
Park Falls
Joe Brath
Montana
Marshfield
Martin Draxler
Roy Wood
Stevens Point
John Kennedy
Minnie Schmidt
Madison
E. Waggoner
Laura
Stratford
Hewitt. Hewitt
Louis iLey
Public notice on penalties for littering dead animals
By the provisions of Ordinance No. 83 a heavy punishment is provided for persons leaving or depositing any dead animal or offensive matter upon streets alleys or at any place in the city except the public dumping ground. Warning will be strictly enforced by order of the Board of Health. 3812
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Board of Health
World wanderer finishes La Crosse leg on long walk
Julius Rath a San Francisco newsboy completes another stop on his eighteen year world walk. On his 100000 mile journey he has worn out 342 shoes and 30 suits. He reports stops in capitals of many countries and travels through all US states. He must finish in San Francisco by January 1, 1915. His dog Jack and Jill accompanies him, each wearing licenses from cities he visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Rath
San Francisco
la Crosse
Frisco
Jack and Jill
Rath
United States
Bethel Social Roundup Shows Local Visits and Church Meeting
Elwin Brasier from Chippewa Falls visits Bethel area while Mrs. M. Fillner entertains relatives. Miss Dorothy Wheeler from Waukesha visits the Cutler home. Walter Zager and family from Milwaukee visit friends. Chas. Brietlow drives them to Pittsville. Frank Cole on the sick list. Be thel church quarterly meeting held July 4 with a business session the next evening. Ericl McChesney spends Friday afternoon and Saturday in Almond. Albert Mathe and family visit from Shell Lake. Mrs. E. M. Bishee visits Grace. Mrs Christopherson and Alma leave for Rice Lake Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Brasier
Chippewa Falls
M. Fillner
Dorothy Wheeler
Waukesha
Cutler
Walter Zager
Milwaukee
Chas. Brietlaw
Pittsville
Frank Cole
Bethel Church
Ericl McChesney
Almond
Albert Mathe
Shell Lake
E. M. Bishee
Grace
Christopherson
Alma
Rice Lake
Mill Creek Fourth Celebrations and Local Visits
Louis Korth and family and others marked the Fourth of July in Mill Creek with visits from relatives. Mrs. Martin Nelson spent the day with her parents near Fremont. Several residents attended Lincoln Park in the evening while many area people shipped stock with Equity last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Korth
Geo, Korth
Mary
Tena Korth
Cecelia Kempen
Anna Wondrow
Mary Hornspent
Wim. Ohms
Martin Nelson
Fremont
Wm. Ohm
Potter
Ella Ohm
Mary Horn
Laura Hopp
Lincoln Park
Equity
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George Lofty
Soo Line
George H. Welton
Deming Building
B.C. B
Times Office
Dallendorfer & Bathrick
Eee
A. H. Flaig
Ingram Block
Eau Claire
Weel
Julia Arndsee
Fred Bell
Margaret Deutsch
Lulu Ford
E. J. Manison
Harry Laton
F. O. McCartney
Geo. A. .MccKinnon
Joseph Malinski
Frank Rentskar
Sparr Cereal. Company
Burton
American Press Association
Frank Vaughn
American National Bank
Marshfield, Wis
Spencer Scribner
Bethel
Yellow River
Mr. Mathe
Wausau
Louie Markin
William Passer
H. ST. Roehrig
Lavina McChesney
Mary Howell
Mable Cutler
T. H. Paton
Mary Paton
Morrisonville
Young People’s Missionary Volunteer Society
Mill Creek
Earth
Luss As
Palace OF Sweets
Grambsch
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