Democratic nomination bid for Wood county DA
A paid advertisement by C. B. Edwards of Marshfield announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for District Attorney of Wood County at the September primary. The notice also promotes the Wisconsin Business University at La Crosse with a fall term starting September 3, 1912, offering three months free tuition and 8000 graduates. An 41st House for sale on South Cherry Street is noted through the Times office.
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Wood County
C. B. Enwards
Marshfield
Wis
Wisconsin Business University of la
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Promises Dandruff Destruction
An 19th century advertisement touts Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a scalp cleanser that destroys dandruff and promotes hair growth. It claims the product keeps hair soft and smooth, reduces hair loss, does not color the hair, and cannot injure the scalp. It advises consulting a doctor.
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Ayer
J. Ayer
Fishing Lures and Town Tales of Luck and Fashion
A Marshfield tale on luck in fishing leads to a humorous scene with a boastful fisherman and a boy trading fish. It folds into parlor gags about music lessons and Irish banter, then shifts to London fashion trends of live lizards as ornaments and a rumor of lobsters becoming scarce.
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London
Wanted delivery boy and misc notices from Pleasant Hill
Brief notices list a delivery boy aged 16 to 20 sought by John Kirshner Pleasant Hill mentions several social items including the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Otto Hellermann on Sixth Street with Armenian choir, and a drunkard’s accident. Also notes an experienced housework girl, Rev Joseph Brown’s Beaver Dam trip, a removal sale at Miss Lueckenbach’s millinery, and flood damage across Wausau with bridges washed out and dams Breached.
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John Kirshner
Pleasant Hill
Otto Hellerrman
Sixth Street
Armenia Choir
Leo Rose
Joseph Brown
Beaver Dam
Presbyterian Church
Lueckenbach
W. S. Heaton
Portland
Oregon
Dr. Heaton
Ets Lodge
West
Heaton
Helen
Ruth
John
Watertown
Reedsburg
Lahr
Life Beyond the Grave: Draper to Speak at City Hall
New York's Mr. Geo H Draper accepts invitation to speak next Sunday at three o clock in city hall. He plans a Bible centered talk on Man's Final Destiny addressing who goes to hell and why. Admission is free and voluntary contributions will not be collected.
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Geo. H. Draper
New York
City Hall
Hell
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Marshfield Resident
A Marshfield resident Mary Klug testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and sharp side pains caused by weak kidneys after purchasing at Sexton Bros. Drug Store. The advertisement urges curing kidney trouble to prevent Bright's disease and lists Foster-Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents with price 50 cents.
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Bright
Dean
Marshfeld
Doan
Mary Klug
S. Central Ave
Marshfield
Wis
Sexton Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Griffin Announces Sheriff Nomination Bid in Wood County
Michael Griffin of Marabield Wisconsin declares candidacy for Sheriff of Wood County on the Democratic ticket at the September primary. Address 4213.
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Michael Griffin
Marabield
Wis
Ofice
Wood County
Marshfield
First Public Library in America Founded in Charleston 1698
The article asserts that America's first publicly funded library serving the general community, distinct from a college library, was established in Charleston, South Carolina in 1698. It emphasizes the library's aim for broad communal use.
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America
Charleston
9. C
We Have Seen Him Many Times in Philadelphia Telegraph
A clipped note remarks on human nature mirrored by a dog that barks after another departs, illustrating a pointed, wry sentiment from a Philadelphia Telegram excerpt.
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Philadelphia
Tek
Gollmar Brothers Circus in Stevens Point August Visit
The Gollmar Brothers Circus arrives in Stevens Point on Friday August 2 with a tented show differing from rivals in acts and size. The menagerie is more than twice as large, a hybrid non tiger with lion stripes is shown, and a grand street parade accompanies the largest free feature of the era.
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Gollmar Brothers
Stevens Point
Gollmar Brothers Circus
E Enterprises
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Edith
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Tom
Beverly
Peter Specht
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Specht
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