Sherry and Community Notes From Arpin Area
Wednesday business trips include John Bever in Arpin and Mall Carrier O Connell in Stevens Point. A band of gypsies passed through Onyb urg Thursday afternoon. Various locals and visitors are named with events from visits, illnesses, and marriages. The Sherry Christian Endeavor Society and town improvements are noted.
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Onyburg
Harry Thomas
Poysippi
Evans
Marshfeld
Mall Carrier O'Connell
Stevens Point
Spencer and guests visit from far and near in village notes
Spencer residents report a string of Sunday visits by Adrian Dygart Blake from Stevens Point and Chas French from Minneapolis. Duluth guest Victor Van Buren stops by to see his mother. Unity callers include Misses Alice Binning and Flora Clark, with Mrs. M. J. Pond hosting Thursday. Others travel from Wausau, Marshfield, Plover, Rib Lake, and Rice Lake as locals share family and school news.
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Adrian Dygart
Chas, Blake
Stevens Point
Victor van Buren
Duluth
Alice Binning
Flora Clark
Unity
Spencer
Leo Schuesmann
Marriage and social notes from Pittsyville and area
Isaac Baum returned from Rockford Wednesday. Elsa and Lindor Hener visit New Lisbon. Mr. and Mrs. Nash Mitchell drove to Grand Rapids Monday. Simms of Milwaukee spent a Sunday at the Mitchell home. Miss Mathilda Sandford of St Paul visits friends. Miss Ethel Burnbroels of Chicago is a guest at the Dr Wood home. Arthur Eighme and Miss Gladys Balch married Wednesday noon at the brides parents home and left for a short honeymoon. A large number of young folks attended a Daemerick Bros dance Saturday night in their new barn, featuring a six piece orchestra. a fine time was reported.
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Bert W. Gates
Fred K. Becker
Minnneapolis
Darlington
Chas E. Anderton
Milwaukee
Owen Oliver
Vesper
Burgen
Simms
Mitchell
Mathilda Sandford
St Paul
Ethel Burnbroels
Chicago
Dr. Wood
Arthur Eighme
Gladys Balch
Daemerick Bros
Escaped Prisoner Captured After Flight From Sheriff
Gottlieb Koplein, who escaped while being moved to Appleton, was captured in Owen after working for a lumber company. He is charged with wife desertion and stealing $700 from his wife. He claimed he had handcuffs filed off at Marshfield before fleeing north and finding work. Sheriff Mike Lockery escorted him to Appleton.
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The
Times
Outagamie
Appleton
Northwestern Limited
Owen
Mike Lockery
Outsgamie County
Gottlieb Koplein
Koplein
Marshfield
Deer hunting law limits and protections in Washburn Times
The legislature permits residents to kill two deer during the last twenty days of November while non residents may kill one. It bans hunting with dogs at all times and prohibits night hunting water fishing on ice or in water. No traps pits artificial light or salt lures allowed and no hunting scaffold may be erected.
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Lang Lake
Washburn Times
Caught Large Sturgeon by Local Fishing Party
A city fishing party consisting of Fred Bauer George A Seubert and T S Long went to Nekoosa last Thursday and fished on the Wisconsin river about three miles below Nekoosa. They returned the same evening with over fifty pounds of fish including a 32 pound sturgeon four feet two inches long. The sturgeon was caught by Mr Bauer and towed the boat with him downstream for almost a mile.
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Fred Bauer
George A. Seubert
T. S. Long
Nekoosa
Wisconsin River
Bauer
Real Estate Transfers and Sale Offer in Marshfield Wis
Real estate transfer notices list multiple transfers in Wood County including August Prah and wife to Erdman Heermann and Markwardt for 80 acres valued at 5000. Edward A Benson and Chas Anderton to Jacob Tyepkema for 1400. George H Welton to Fred E Graham for 140 acres valued at 1. Martin Rueble to Robert Duthie for part SEM SWH Sec 26. James C Johnson to Alexander Johnson for part NW NWH Sec 17 valued at 1500. Alexander Johnson to James C Johnson for SW SWH Sec 34 valued 1800. Christian Paul to town of Lincoln for part Sec 93 34 valued 1600. Wm H Besseler to John P Hume for Lots 6-7 in High School Addition Marshfield for 1600. also a sale notice offering stock of a General Store in Marshfield on exchange for farm or house.
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August Prah
Vesper
Wm. A. Erdman
Wm. Heermann
Wn. Markwardt
Sheboygan
Edward A. Benson
Chas. E. Anderton
Jacob J. Tyepkema
Wood County
Geo
H. Welton
Woods County
Fred E. Graham
Martin Rueble
Wood Co
Robert Duthie
Same Place
Nofrie
James C. Johnson
Lincoln
Alexander Johnson
Marshfield
Christian Paulson
Wm. H. Besseler
John P. Hume
Same County
Unclaimed Letters at Marshfield Post Office
Unclaimed letters remain on call through June 16 1907 at Marshfield including Mrs. B Arnet Miss Lorette Aldrich Miss Katherine Bernes Wolfgang Forster Mr Thas Husky Doris Holsett Alfred J Jones Walter P Marshall Stacy Polcienik Miss Mary Scidlinger Claire Walker. Callers must say advertised. Joan F Core P M
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B. Arnet
Lorette Aldrich
Katherine Bernes
Wolfgang Forster
Thas. Husky
Doris Holsett
Alfred J, Jones Wlater
P. Marshall
Stacy Polcienik
Mary Scidlinger
Claire Walker
Joan F. Core, P. M
Indian Race Legend From Seminole Tadians Tale
An ancient Seminole narrative describes the creation of three men of different skin tones after emerging from a sacred lake. The Great Spirit grants each man three bundles, revealing that the black man receives tools for labor, the copper man fishing gear and weapons, and the white man pens and paper, claimed to start a race of intellectual superiority.
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Tio
Sugar From Rags Experiment Promises Sugar from Waste
A chemist describes converting rags into sugar using concentrated sulfuric acid and heat. He claims two hours of reaction, filtration, and a day of boiling will yield an ounce of pure grape sugar. The demonstration urges saving rag scraps to produce sugar with minimal fuel and labor.
A Bourgeon Debunks Eye Replacement Myths
The speaker argues that removing and replacing the eye is biologically impossible, noting multiple muscles nerves and vessels prevent extraction and reconnection. Also offered is a dubious tip to extend shoe life by melting tallow and resin to treat children's moles, claimed to save money for parents.
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Bourgeon
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Maud Yean
Pearl
Hewitt
C. N. Summers
Sam A. Martin
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Lake Mills
Mary Williams
Columbus
Luella Whitney
Kilbourn
Blanch Shidell
Ida
F. M. Potney
Portage
R. O. Evans
Buffalo
N.Y
Hazel Parks
Dodgeville
Matt Gotts
Konopa
Millagore
Sherry Christain Endeavor Society
Pres
Hugh C. Jones
G. H. Humphrey
Secy
F. N. Parks
Treas
Hattie Waitney
E. H. Gross
F. W. Heath
M. J. Pond
F.£. Damon
Wausau
Chas
Minneapolis
F. Parrett
Rice Lake
Mr. Parrett
Ethel Clendenning
Elizabeth Rees
Park Falls
Perley
Pittsyville
Isaac Baum
Rockford
Elsa and
Lindor Hener
New Lisbon
Mrs. Nash Mitchell
Grand Rapids
Prof. Goopine
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Ayer
Thet. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Xaus
Henry
Schumaker
First National Bank
J. N, Douglas
Frea Sample
Schumaker's Drug Store
A. Stey B.C
Jerelang
Chistenson-Abel Company
Schumaker's
SUE Prescription Store
Tissing
Peter J. Kraus
Central Ave
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