Marshfield visitors and local notes from Spencer
Miss Julia Icke of Marshfield visits her sister in Spencer. Warley Graves returns from Fox Lake. S D Graves relaxes with relatives at Loyal. Verna Richardson visits Loyal. A Prehn digs a cellar for A L Booch’s new home. Downeys from Milwaukee visit Mrs Downey’s parents. A W Follett and wife and Mrs E W Follett tour Neillville. Hayward family in Spencer then Fond du Lac. Anderson of Nasonville visits brother M C Blake. Geo Nall and son Orville from Argyle seen in Spencer. Wm Bones from Le Sueur visits relatives. E Cool, route 1 mail carrier, gets new wagon. Mrs W B Parks and son Kern visit Stevens Point after ten days here. Miss Myra Gennett and Fred Mitchell wed at Marshfield. Bride’s parents’ home hosts return. Mrs A L Boock and son visit New Ulm. Will Clark moves to farm south of village. Dr and Mrs Soles with Geo Hayward tour Unity. F A Allen’s warehouse repainted. new flour and feed business planned. Erratum: Paul Schaefer’s brother wrongly named. correction from Paul Schroeder’s brother hanged by towel.
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Julia Icke
Marshfield
Warley Graves
Fox Lake
S.D. Graves
Loyal
F. A. Soles
Geo. Hayward
Unity
J. H. Clark
F. A. Allen
C. M. Varney
Paul Schaefer
Paul Schroeder
Richfield Social and Local Notes Chronicle
John Jenkins goes to Nebraska to buy hay Mrs Sutton calls on Mrs George Knapton John Gadson’s lively Marshfield runaway Freddy Lehnherr poisoned by dog Edith Marshal visits sister Miss Edith Marshal visits Mrs James Hurd Long service at Frank Belton’s next Sunday night Mrs Hillier visits daughter Mrs Thos Harshner Grace Morehouse visits Colby relatives Ladies Aid meets Mrs Ed Van Voorhis next meeting with Mrs Chas Muzzy on the 27th Merchant C A Hathaway leaves store sold to Gossen Bros Two Rivers plans to move to Jefferson County Mrs Dave Hughes of Michigan visiting parents in Richfield then joining husband in South Dakota Mr Hughes went to Dakota last spring Richfield baseball team defeats Auburndale 14 to 18 Marshfield second team defeated last week They consider challenging Brackendorf’s veaths next Sunday
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John Gadson
Marshfield
Freddy Lehnherr
Edith Marshal
James Hurd
Frank Belton
Hillier
Thos. Harshner
Grace Morehouse
Colby
Ed. van Voorhis
Chas. Muzzy
Dave Hughes
Michigan
D.L. Hughes
South Dakota
Mr. Hughes
Dakota
Richfield
Auburndale
Brackendorf
Republican Primary Candidate for Wood County DA
Brire announces bid for district attorney of Wood County at the Republican Primaries on September 6 1910. Address 3922 Cras E.
Candidate for Sheriff in Wood County Primaries
A notice announces S. L. Brooxa as a candidate for sheriff in Wood County. The Republican primary election is scheduled for September 6, 1920. The message is directed to voters and identifies the candidate and election date.
Bethel News Notes Farm Hay Harvest and Illnesses
Most of the oaia in this part of town are cut for hay as showers ease fire risk. Miss Verna Palmer and Miss Frida Trummer improve at the Madison sanitarium. Mrs. Steven Brigham and Mrs. Alice McGrillis are ill with Emma Parker aiding. farmers prepare marsh hay to cover forage needs. A brother who is a physician is expected.
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Frida Trummer
Madison Sanitarium
Steven Brigham
Alice McGrillis
Emma Parker
Candidate for Re election Register of Deeds
A resident at 904 E E Ames announces re election to the office of Register of Deeds on the Republican ticket in the upcoming September primary. He pledges full time effort and diligent performance of duties if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
E. E. Ames
Wood County voter announces Republican County Clerk candidacy
To the voters of Wood county I announce my candidacy for County Clerk and will seek the Republican nomination in the primary on Sept 6 1910. If nominated and elected I will devote my full time to faithfully discharging the duties of the office. 34 F Hw En SHAKDT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
F. Hw. En Shakdt
Republican ticket seeks re election for clerk of court
Announcement for re election to the office of clerk of the court on the republican ticket at the primary on September 6 1910. The candidate pledges to perform duties efficiently as in past years.
Wood County Republican Treasurer candidate announces bid
To the voters of Wood County I announce myself as a candidate for the office of Treasurer and seek the Republican nomination at the primary election to be held Sept 6 1810 If elected I shall endeavor to perform the duties to the best of my ability 304 Wa PETERS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Ofice of Sherriff
S. L. Brooxa
Covenary
Vicker
Helo
Wa. Peters
Cottonseed Flour Promoted by Texas Congressman
Congressman Jack Beall of Texas introduced in Washington a plan to market cottonseed flour with products like cottonseed bread cottonseed gingerbread cottonseed fruit cake and cottonseed cookies. Proponents say it could boost cotton profits in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Beall
Texas
Washington
South
The Artist’s Creed in Life and Work
The piece argues great artists adapt to circumstances. It cites Michelangelo painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling and Shakespeare creating the Fool in Lear despite imperfect conditions, contending mastery comes from acting within limitations.
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Michael Angelo
Jaliva
Steline Chapel
Shakespeare
Fool
Lifw
Reversal of Conditions On Farming Machinery
An elderly man recalls past fears over harvesting machinery provoking factory arson and farmer unemployment. He notes today’s high food prices, scarce agricultural labor, and high wages, with products selling at record levels.
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New York Tribune
Wisconsin primary election notice for Woop County 1910
The Woop County Clerk announces a September 6 1910 primary to nominate candidates for state and county offices including United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer Attorney General Commissioner of Insurance Representative in Congress Ninth Senate District Wood County Assembly member County Clerk County Treasurer Sheriff District Attorney Circuit Court Clerk Register of Deeds Coroner County Surveyor and other required offices.
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Wisconsin
United States
Robert M. Lafollette
Frank L. Gilbert
George BM. Beadle
Congress
Tenth Congressional District
Iron
Vilas
Oneida
Forest
Florence
Langlade
Lincoln
Shawano
Marathon
Taylor
Price
Ashland
Wood
Adams
Marquette
Waushara
Wood County
George P. Hambrecht
Vola County
Fred H. Eberhardt
William H. Peters
Michael Griffin
Ross E. Andrews
Circuit Court
Albert PB. Bever
Elmer E. Ames
John Werner
Board of Health Notice on Sanitation Orders Enforced
Prompt compliance with orders served by J. G. Gossett after inspect basins traps and sewer connections will be enforced. A final inspection will occur and those not conforming face proceedings under the applicable ordinance. By Order of the Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Gossett
The
Board of Health
Wisconsin Business University La Crosse Ad
Special notices invite young men and women and parents to correspond with the Wisconsin Business University of La Crosse Wisconsin. It markets a free catalog with portraits of graduates now in positions. Chartered by Wisconsin, twenty years of success, claims 8000 graduates placed. Send for catalog today.
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Wisconsin Business University of
Geld Meda Flour Mystery Atop Mother's Favorite Heritage
A fragment from a 19th century page hints Geld Meda as a flour brand linked to a mother’s favorite recipe. CYNTING remains unexplained as text ends abruptly without context or dates.
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Verna Richardson
Mrs. Richardson
RA. Prehn
A. L. Booch
Mrs. Downey
Millwaukee
G. M. Hayward
Fond du Lac
Mrs. Anderson
Nasonville
M. C. Blake
Geo. Nall
Orville
Argyle
Spencer
Mr. Nall
Wm. Bones
le Seour
Minn
D. M. Hanson
Geo
Joseph Farrington
E. Cool
John Jenkins
Nebraska
Wm. Kuga
Fred Zelm
Wm. Burhorp
C. A. Hathaway
Gossen Bros
Two Rivers
Jefferson County
Cras. E, Briere
Bethel
Verna Palmer
We Madison Sanitarium
Lastray
Lettie Jennings
Altho
Mothera
Castorta
Bearn
Donald McKercher
J. W. Cochran
Tom
Foe
J. Wilber Gochran
Stepping
Milwaukee
Spencerian Business College
C. V. Gregory
Dairy Belt Farmer
Marshfield Times
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