Will Circle Globe Selling Auto Supplies and Travel World
Edwin P. Kohl, son of Mr and Mrs John Kohl of Nasonville, sails from New York August 1 for a world automobile tour in a Henderson roadster and plans to sell auto supplies and Henderson cars along the way. He will be joined by a Harvard friend to repair vehicles as they traverse Europe, the Mediterranean, Asia and the Americas, aiming for a Panama canal visit and the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco before returning home. Kohl recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin and helped found The Wisconsin Daily News after leading The Daily Cardinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Kohl
John
Kohl
Nasonville
Henderson
New York
Thibet
Nasoaville
Harvard University
Ney
Indianapolis
Tavir
Liverpool
England
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Sweden
Russia
Tnty
Mediterranean
Greece
Italy
Balkans
France
Spain
Portugal
Egypt
Persia
Red Sea
Asia
India
Mongolia
China
Japan
Philippines
Austas
South America
Buenos Ayres
Panama
Alantic
Canal
San Francisco
University of Wisconsin
Badger
Wisconsin Annual
Cardinal
Wisconsin Daily News
Naming the Homestead in Wisconsin Farm Names
The Wisconsin Agriculturist suggests twenty five descriptive farm names such as The Maples, The Oaks, Pleasant View Farm, Twin Creek Farm, Valley View Farm, Elm Lane and Sunnyside. The piece argues homestead naming personalizes farms, hints owners tastes and pursuits, and should spread in Wisconsin and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Hickory i
Pleasant View
Rivereview Farm
Prairie Home Farm
Twin Creek Farm
Griffith Homestead
Valley View Farm
Hillcrest
Spring Brook Cannty Farm
Jersey Meadows
Woodside
Plymouth Rock Farm
Cheviot Hill
Elm Lane
Berry Hill
the Gardens
Lilac Home
Orchard Knoll
Clovermead
Sunnyside
Wisconsin
Southland Brings Noted Orator to Big Chautauqua Here
Southland presents J Y Sanders of New Orleans as the keynote lecturer for the fourth afternoon of the Chautauqua. The famed orator will discuss A Southerner's Estimate of Abraham Lincoln and reflect Southern pride and reform spirit in a citywide event.
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Abraham Lincoln
New South
House
United States Senate
Sanders
South
Bryan
Southland
New Orleans
Louisiana
J. Y. Sanders
Moody Bible Institute in Chicago A World Mission Field
Rev H Lothian discusses Moody Bible Institute Chicago as a unique U S center for practical Christian work. He notes the diverse immigrant population, weekly jail and hospital visits by students, street meetings in summer, and global expansion of Moody’s mission. The four campus buildings sit near Lincoln Park by Lake Michigan. pamphlet available from Institute Place Chicago.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
United States
Chicago
D. L. Moody
Institute
Lincoln Park
Newberry Library
Lake Michigan
Salto
Moody Bible Institute
Institute Place
H. Lothian
Nasonville Presbyterian Church
Spencer Area News Notes on Local Visits and Homecomings
Spencer residents share social updates as James McCullough and his bride return to town with the band present. Austin McIlhattan serves as bank cashier during Oscar Booch’s vacation at Wayside. Mrs. Vin Dygart and children of Wilmar Minnesota visit Spencer relatives. Nellie LeFever Blankenship and two sons stop by relatives and Florida fruit ranch ties noted. Harry Prehn of Milwaukee and parents visit Spencer, F. M. Graves and Cecil spend time with Eau Claire kin Gene and Guy. C. F. Colby Minneapolis visitors to Spencer-area relatives last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Mclhattan
Oscar Booch
Vin Dygart
Wilmar
Minn
L. Dygart
Nellie LeFever Blankenship
Harry Prehn
Milwaukee
Harry
Boston
F. M. Graves
Cecil
Eau Claire
Gene
Guy
Daughters of the American Revolution Publish 1913 14 Year Book
Marshfield Chapter No. 845 announces the 1913 14 year book from The Times press. It lists officers including Regent Mrs E Andrews and secretary Mrs J C Marsh, plus a program committee led by Miss Martina Marsh and a roster of members with several non resident and deceased entries.
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Marshfield
Times Press
E. Andrews
W. D. Connor
J. C. Marsh
BE. M. Deming
Mary C. McMillan
W. T. Pond
K. Kamps
Martina Marsh
Mesdames
Andrews
Beebee
John F. Cole
W. 2. Connor
E. M. Deming
E. E. Finney
W. G. Hinman
Fred K. Kamas
H. A. Lathrop
J.C. Marsh
H. Miller
E.C. Pors
I. P. Tiffault
Frank &. Upham
J.B. Vedder
George S. Wood
Ethel K
E.C. Pars
Edith Humble
Kuney
Mary C. Upham
Hall's Catarrh Cure pledge in 1886 Toledo deal
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of Cheney & Co., swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason records the oath dated December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio. Ads promote Hall's Catarrh Cure, testimonials, and Hall's Family Pills. Oregon farmers organize an agricultural association for selective livestock breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
BF. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
Sma
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Carney & Co
Buck Law Defeated by State Senate Postponement
Marshfield readers learn the so called buck law to permit killing a single buck deer per season and ban does was indefinitely postponed by the Wisconsin State Senate after heated debate. Opponents argued deer are already protected and that hunters may confuse bucks with does in woods. Northern members claim deer remain plentiful and current limits suffice as habitats shrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Wisconsin
Unwelcome Visitor Strikes Farm and Barn in Storm
Lightning damaged a New England area farm scene with James Findley and Gilbert Porst knocked down in a barn on B. F. McMillan’s property but not injured. The adjacent cheese factory owned by Fred Toss was struck, and a yearling colt belonging to Peter Schaffer was killed in the Geld. Hail reported in Marathon county with minimal grain damage and a Maine ben laying 217 eggs annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. McMillan
James Findley
Gilbert Porst
Mr. McMillan
McMillan
Fred Toss
Peter Schaffer
Marathon
Dennis Conway Says Legislature Wastes Time
Assemblyman D D Conway of Wood county visited Marshfield on law business and criticized the long biennial session. He urged major reform including annual sessions, larger districts with 25 members, and better compensation to reduce waste and partisan obstruction. He cited the university appropriation as an example of misused funds that harms public support.
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D. D. Conway
Wood County
Marshfield
Mr. Conway
Times
Conway
Senate
Assembly
Wisconsin
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Will Circle Globe
Nyal
Sexton’s
Moody Institute Unique
James McCullough
Mr. McCullough
Mrs. C. F. Colby
Minneapolis
Spencer
Revolution’s Daughters
Oregon
Buck” Law
Maine
Dennis Conway
Madison
Legislators
Marshfield State Bank
State Depository
Aurplus
Marshfield, Wisconsin
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