Krieg Beats Moen In Central Wisconsin Title Bout
Marshfield’s Tommy Krieg defeated Pug Moen in a ten round bout for central Wisconsin’s 150 pound title. Moen used low blows and fouling, drawing repeated warnings, while Krieg pursued a knockout, but Moen’s hard blows and a clash broke Moen’s teeth. The Stevens Point Journal notes rivalry bias and argues the fight resembled slugging more than boxing.
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Pug Moen
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Moen
Krieg
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Wolgast
Tuts Krieg
Braem
Comets
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Salzmann
Pug
Kreig
Pugis
Stevens
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Moon
Hair Vigor Promises Hair Growth Without Color
Ayer s Hair Vigor is advertised as a hair dressing and tonic that keeps hair soft smooth and promotes growth without coloring. The ad urges consultation with doctors and notes increased medical interest in hair questions.
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Estate of Jacob Drand Quceaxed administrator hearing
State of Wisconsin Wood County probate court reads petition by Loucie Leonard stating Jacob Drand died intestate in Wood County in May 1912. The court orders Charles Bubn appointed administrator and sets a hearing for July 2 1918 at Grand Rapids probate office. Notice to interested parties will be published in the Marshfield Times for three weeks prior.
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Wisconsin
Wood County
Jacob Drand
Loucie Leonard
Wood
Charles Bubn
Aula
City of Grand Rapids
Marshield Times
Zemo for Your Skin A Vanishing Liquid Remedy
Zemo claims to stop irritation from eczema chafing pimples and salt rheum instantly with quick cures and no residue. It advertises dandruff benefits and a liberal trial bottle of 25 cents, prepared by E W Rose Medicine Co St Louis and sold by R J Strauss Deng Store.
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St. Louis
R. J. Strauss
Deng
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