Notable Abbotsford Pioneer Dies in Heart Failure
Benjamin F. Wing of Abbotsford, father of local Druggist Frank B. Wing, dropped dead Monday. Funeral in Whitehall, former Trempealeau County pioneer. Also noted: Mrs. E L Jasmer and family planning move to Detroit after residing here. various local ads and notices follow including sales, rentals, and job moves.
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Benjamin F. Wing
Abbotsford
Frank B. Wing
Whitehall
Trempelean County
Wing
Palace Meat Co Expands Beef Killing At Local Plants
William Wenzel manager of Palace Meat Co ships in a carload of stock from St Paul this week and begins killing beef for Palace and Star Markets. The plant now employs twelve men and handles retail meat while slaughtering large quantities of smoked cured and sausage products.
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William Wenzel
The
Palace Meat Co
St. Paul
Palace
Palace Co
Commencement at St John’s School Class of Fourteen Graduates
The St John’s school held its commencement Monday with fourteen graduates receiving diplomas. Names include Margaret Pinion Lorene Noll Monica Tice Katherine Kraus Theresa Thielen Cora Adler Alfred Sturm John Mangold Edward Plum Roman Pa u Arthur Petz James Wilcott Kathleen Dawson and Frank Raab. The program featured marches Ave Maria salutatory and various musical numbers ending with the diploma presentation by Rev. F. Vola and a valedictory.
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St. John’s School
Margaret Pinion
Lorene Noll
Monica Tice
Katherine Kraus
Theresa Thielen
Cora Adler
Alfred Sturm
John Mangold
Edward Plum
Roman Pau
Arthur Petz
James Wilcott
Kathleen Dawson
Frank Raab
J. LaMont Galbraith
Ohn Wienkind
TEWS-BRICKLEY WEDDING IN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Miss Nettie Brickley and Charles Tews were married at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday at Immanuel's Lutheran church in Menasha attended by family and friends. Rev. Thom performed the ceremony. A wedding dinner and reception followed at the groom's parents’ Route 5 home before the couple, now living on the Tews farm, depart for Menasha to celebrate with the bride’s family.
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Nettie Brickley
Charles Tews
Immanuel’s Lutheran Church
Minnie Tews
Louise Brickley
Oilie Seidl
John Fisher
Brickley
Mr. Fisher
Menasha
Miss Minnie Tews
Thom
Plowman Proposes County Bonds To Aid Settlers
Assemblyman Plowman introduces a measure for issuing county bonds to fund loans for settlers developing wild lands. Loans capped at 15 dollars per acre are first liens on the land, with bonds issued only after a petition by at least 25 settlers. Public estimators must assess security before loans proceed.
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Assemblyman
Plowman
Prowman
Wausac Sun
Printing calling and graduates cards at the Times office
The notice advertises printing calling cards and graduates cards in up-to-date type on stock described as absolutely correct. Customers are asked to leave orders at the Times office in the Armory building for prompt service.
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Marie Pulling
Chicago Record-Herald
Sophie
Palling
Western Union Telegraph Office
Eagle
Frank Herman
Structural
State Capitol
Madison
Our Asylum
Herman
Capitol
Asylum
Frank L. Zweck
Albert Bartmann
Neenah
Europe
Niagara
State
Hudson River
Albany
New York City
Hamburg
Germany
Pomerin
Mr. Bartmann
Times
Marshfield Relives Cleveland Visit and Odd Marshfield Tales
Marshfield recalls Grover Cleveland and bride on his 1887 wedding tour with a brief presidential address. The Times files recount an inland sea saga as Capt. James Jenkins lands from a Pullman cart, faces a fine, and heads to Neenah. A comic encounter with a smoked glasses matchmaker ends when a Marshfield girl returns the favor. A motorized mule tale and local wits unfold as Kohtlka Schmidt drill for gasoline and local figures mock or honor the town’s quirky frontier spirit.
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Marshfield
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Jobo Sheriff
the Times
James Jenkins
Tallant
Marshal
Commodore Bartels
Commodore
Capt. Jenkins
Port Au Bartels
Neenah
Sexton
Eray
Milwaukee Journal Reduces Subscriptions To Two Dollars
The Milwaukee Journal announces a $2.00 yearly subscription by mail for readers, with a commitment to honor all existing subscriptions at this rate for their term. The paper promises no backward steps and ongoing improvements as circumstances require, asserting leadership as a pioneer in low pricing.
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Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin
Journal
The
Pioneer
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C. C. Heath
Lacy Gwin
Gwin
Galveston
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Roy Heath
Rose Bros
ST. John's
Virtue
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Marcho
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Agnes Noll Moutea
Caprice
Helen Haderer
Marton Hortton
Diualbert
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Barcaroly
W. LeHache
Alma Therolt
Pontomine
Tews-Brickley
John Arnet
John
Mr. Arnet
Arnet
Marshfeld
Northside
Jos, Koholka
der Wirt Michels
Maine
State of the Rising Sun
Philadelphia
Ed Dumas
Gay Paree
Kohtlka
Herbert Bartman
Mary Diam
South Central Ave
Spot Cash
Kestel Brothers Company
Louis Larson
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Grand Rapids Business College
E. L. Hayward
Grand Rapids
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