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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1914
Page
2
For sale a good grade Holstein cow from J. W. Woat in MarshGed often described as fresh milking in July. Also advertised: all kinds of tablet paper at the Times office in blocks of various sizes at about ten cents a pound, or by the tab, if you prefer not to buy by the pound.
Advertised letters list for the weekend ending June 29 1914 includes Julia Arndsee Fred Bell Margaret Deutsch Lulu Ford E J Manison Harry Laton F McCartney Geo A McKinnon Joseph Malinski Frank Remskar Mrs L Schinder Joe Schuster W Weed. Dal lendorfer & Bathrick report a 80 acre farm with an 8 room frame house and good machinery available for trade or sale with monthly payments.
War rant of attachment issued against George Cerese to satisfy S Miller debt of 19629 dollars. He must appear before Justice Hugo Werner in Marshfield on July 24, 1914 at 10 a.m. to avoid judgment and sale of his property.
Local market report shows No 1 Timothy hay at 10 50 per cwt with no other hay grades quoted. Liveweight beef at 4 ss 00 per cwt and pork dressed at 9 10 per lb or per cwt. Veal prices listed for live and dressed weight. Poultry prices include chickens 10 and spring chickens 15 per unit.
Wood County court in probate schedules hearing for Fritz Kusa to account final administration of the estate of Wul tiara Kusa deceased. Hearing set for September 1 1914 at 10 A M in Grand Rapids Probate Office with publication of notice in Marshfield Times for three weeks to inform interested parties. Court order dated June 20 1914 by County Judge W J Conway.
On July 11 1914 Elizabeth J. Kelly petitions to be adminis tratrix of Elias J. Kelly who died intestate around May 25 1914. A hearing is set for September 1 1914 at the Grand Rapids probate office with notice to interested parties by publication for three weeks in the Marshfield Times. Judge W J Conway presides.
W D Magli of Whitemound Wis bought a stock of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to supply customers. After receiving them he fell ill and says one small bottle was worth more than the cost of the stock. Mrs William Orvis of Clare Mich reports his remedy cured her child’s severe dysentery. For sale by all dealers.
Veefkind Wisconsin notes announce a July 14 birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Herman Guetschow weighing eight and a half pounds. Wilson Renne suffers facial injuries from a stove wood accident and will need stitches. Local groups report meetings at Mrs Knickel and Mrs Vanderhoon with suppers and ice cream. Farmers gather hay as planting completes potatoes, while several residents visit kin and help with farm work.
Hewitt Wisconsin notes report Koholka and Schmidt of Marshfield drilling a well for Carl Koch. A Friday dance at Gregor Durst's hall drew a good crowd. Joseph Zellner made a motorcycle trip to Wausau Merrill and back, praising good roads. Emil Ohm traveled to Stevens Point on business. Haying is nearly done with many finishing and some starting grain cutting. Hewitt area compares well with neighboring counties.
Mrs Julius Bart and daughter of Waukesha visited the Casper and Melchoir Gallatin homes. Arthur Shultz spent Sunday at Fremont. Mr and Mrs C Gallatin visited his brother Melchoir in hospital. Misses Ella Louisa and Emma Ohm and Mary Horn were guests. Lonard Duchow and his best girl rode out Sunday. John Behnke and family spent Sunday evening at Marshfield. Farmers nearly through haying in this vicinity with fine weather.
Prof and Mrs H T Ellis returned from Berrien Springs Michigan Monday night. Charles Newell visiting his sister Mrs W R Palmer. Eld W H Thurston of Grand Rapids was a Wednesday business caller. Mrs C C Curtis returned Friday night from Michigan. Mr and Mrs Z W McChesney picked blueberries around Dexterville Sunday. Academy board met July 15 and Prof H T Ellis will be principal for the coming year. Friends and neighbors surprised Mrs Clara Palmer with six pleasant acts for her fifteenth birthday. Mrs Fred Cole and children returned home Thursday from Chicago and other places.
A Bethel church school board meeting occurred on July 19. A surprise was given to Miss Iva Filler at a Saturday evening event. Mr and Mrs Louis Scholtz and family returned home after two months in Tomah. Miss Lydia Passer spent the past week visiting at the Brietlaw home.
South Lincoln residents share a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs J Peterson and family. A surprise party marked Alma Meisner's sixteenth birthday with games and late refreshments. Funeral services for Miss Mildred Ingle, who died by carbolic acid, were held Monday at Nashville cemetery. Miss Letha Paulson of Chicago visits her mother Mrs Bertha Paulson.
Mr Stillmank spent days in Stetsonville visiting relatives riding a bicycle. A dancing party occurred at Henry Heckel's Sunday. Henry Eckel and family with two Fond du Lac brothers-in-law visited Peter Heckel Saturday. G F Knudsen bought land from Mr Blodgett and Ebbe with Knudsen purchased five forties north of Knudsen's. Ice cream social planned at Ebbe Wednesday. Marshfield visitors joined Mr and Mrs Brown Morey Sunday.
Richfield Wisconsin on July 20 reports William Whitney of Chicago visiting Mr. Stoever and family. Fred Zelm Jr. narrowly escaped injury as his horses caused a rake pole to break after a scare. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson host their friend Mr. Rory of Nevedah.
The community reports land buys by Henry Earle and L N Porter with 80 acres bought by L N and J Ross Porter, plus various small notices on farms, auto ownership, a horse loss, social visits, and an application for liquor licenses in Marshfield dated June 14, 1914. It notes Oscar Matson, church and song events, and local business movements including Klondike Creamery and a Will Alman farm visit.
Mrs. W. Britten of Marshfield Wisconsin reports that a relative suffered severe kidney related sackace and leg pains preventing work for seven to eight months. After about a year and a half she began Doan's Kidney Pills, used seven or eight boxes, and fully recovered with no further trouble. She endorses the remedy and urges others to seek Doan's Kidney Pills. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the product at 50 cents.
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