A Tough Shootout Ends This Man's Pursuit
Irvin escapes a sheriff pursuit after a dramatic river road chase. A wounded officer and the gun battle culminate with Irvin dead and the narrator gravely wounded, ultimately collapsing as he grasps the pistol Irvin dropped, the scene ending with all revolvers empty.
North Western railway upgrades in Wausau area
Lincoln date line notes extensive improvements by the Chicago and North Western Railroad on the Eland Jenett on Marshfield branch. Clearing of land, new sidings, and a new round house are underway near Eland Junction. depots shifted at Ringle. Kelly gains long sidings. A Rib River bridge is under construction. The work signals preparations for heavier freight traffic and possible Omerba road control, with Wausau as a potential division HQ and repair shops.
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Chicago and North-Western Tailroad Company
Eland Jenetton J
Marshfield
Eland Juncition
Ringle
Kelly
Rib
Trafic
North-Western
Omerba
Wausau
Wausau News
Elks and Firemen To Clash In Rematch At Fair Grounds
The Elks second team meets the Firemen at the fair grounds on Monday July 24 in a closely watched contest. Both clubs trained for weeks and analysts expect extra innings after a tight opening game. The Elks rebounded with a big win since their loss, and lineups will be largely unchanged from the first game.
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Elks
Wfiremen
Fair Grounds
Firemen
Order of Foresters
Fairgrounds
Forester Team
Wausau
Central Avenue
Officer Griffin Captures Two Men Near Rowellville
Frank and E D Rief, camped near Rowellville on July 9, bartered a horse with Leed and Hammel, mortgaged it, then vanished. Officer Griffin tracked them to Rhinelander, returning both men and the horse. They face grand larceny charges and will have a hearing at 11 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
E. D. Rief
Rowellville
Onye
Hammel
Griffin
Rhinelander
Weekly Crop Bulletin Reports Strong Outlook Across Grains
Winter chest and rye near harvest with improved outlook. spring grains rapid growth. oats barley damaged by winds. corn and potatoes improving. tobacco progressing. cutworms present. grasses and pastures recovering. haying advancing. straw berries nearly gone. raspberries cherries and currants yielding. apples plums blight noted but outlook satisfactory. Marshfield Wood County forest favorable with rapid grain growth and ongoing haying.
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Deckert
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offered in 1886 Toledo
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County sworn statement declares Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh or firm pays one hundred dollars for uncured cases. Frank J Causey attested December 6 1886 by Notary A W Greason. Cure advertised as blood and mucous system remedy. Sold by all druggists with 75 cent price and Fall's Family Pills for constipation also offered.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
P. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Causey
A. W. Greason
F. J. Curary & Co
Fall
Central Wisconsin State Fair selects department superintendents
The Central Wisconsin State Fair announces department heads for 15 divisions including A Horses William Ebbe B Cattle A J Pannebecker BB Cattle breeders only A J Pennebecker C Sheep Ed Kennedy D Swine Anton Dallendorfer E Poultry Dr W H Budge P Grain and grasses Benj Lang G Vegetables Henry Shermen H Dairy and Apiary Joan A Peterson I Fruits Geo Zolinger J Flowers Adam Long K Culinary Miss Addie Budge I Domestic Mrs AWE Meffert M Work of boys and girls under 15 Mrs R L Dale N Educational Exhibits Robert Morris Of Art Joan Stierle B L Leek of Concord Ky extols Buckleins Arnica Salve as a cure and notes a 25 cent price at Sextons drug store along with watch and clock repairs at Hoops old country jeweler in Adler block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ebbe
A. J. Pannebecker
A. J. Pennebecker
Henry Shermen
Joan A. Peterson
Geo. Zollinger
Adam Long
Addie Budge
Awe, Meffert
R.L. Dale
Robert Morris
Joan Stierle
Deaf Hearer Healed by Philanthropist Cooper at Milwaukee
A large Milwaukee crowd witnessed a startling cure by the well known philanthropist Cooper. He tested an elderly man with an ear trumpet, then, standing sixty feet away, asked if he could hear. The man replied yes, hearing a human voice clearly for the first time in twenty years without a trumpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Polles
Benton’s
Squirrelton
Sparksburg
Conti
Dence
Mie
Tevin
Irein
Tevim
eTiere
Brvin
Alaashen
Joseph H. Bing
Milwaukee
Cooper
Wm. A. Pallerine
Palletiné
Mr. Cooper
Plankinton
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Northwestern
Eland and
Officer Griffin
John L. Voelker
Bradley People
Northern Hardware Co
Tomahawk
Hollister
Sexton’ Bros
Fair Department
B. L Leek
Concord
Sexton
Adler Block
Milwaukee Heaker
Tiffault
KAMPS
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wis
Edward L. Reese
Cashie
Clyplete
Incorporated
Wood County
Taylor & Scott Co., Wood County Abstracts
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
Cieas
Mometlkew and Cosy
F. O. Ray
Guegte
Henry Icke