Advertised Letters Weekly List June 6 1944
The week ending June 6 1944 notices a list of public mail letters including W E Barrows Mrs Bertha Brown Josef Faireigel two entries Mrs Florence Hodges Mrs Robert Lightner Mr H Mason Mrs C A O Connor Bernice Sanders awaiting pickup at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Barrows
Bertha Brown
Josef Faireigel
Florence Hodges
Robert Lightner
H. Mason
C. A. O'Connor
Bernice Sanders
Trade offer for farm and city property in Wisconsin
A seller advertises an 89 acre grog farm with eight room frame house and basement, stocking up with machinery, offering trade for city income property or sale on monthly payments. Also proposes disposition of an 80 acre farm near Necedah for $3500 with easy terms or Marshfield property trade. contact C Hall at Juneau Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dattendorfer & Sathrick
Vrice
Marshfield State Bank
Ifn
Necedah
Wis
Marshfield
C. Hall
Juneau Hotel
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Promoted
The notice urges the Ivery family and all buyers to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot months. It claims the preparation has no superior for its purpose, is worth many times its cost, and should be purchased now from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivery
Chamberlain
Local Market Report Prices and Meats and Hays
Local market report lists prices for hay No 1 Timothy at 310.50 and other grades with no calls. Onions per bushel and potatoes per bushel are shown. Butter and dairy products eggs per dozen. Beef live weight and pork dressed per pound, veal live weight and dressed per hundredweight, sheep live weight, beef hides and calf hides. Poultry chickens listed at 10 5 dollars six.
Estate of Alexander McKercher Probate Hearing Set
Wood County Court In Probate orders that P N Christensen and August Broker have their administration examined and the estate residue assigned. A general term hearing is fixed for July 14 1914 at 10 AM in Grand Rapids probate office. Notice to interested parties will run in Marshfield Times for three weeks. Court: W J Conway County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Alexander McKercher
P. N. Christensen
August Broker
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
W. J. Conway
Take Plenty of Time to Eat Says Health Card
The article warns against rapid eating as a cause of indigestion and constipation leading to serious illness. It emphasizes chewing thoroughly and salivating food, advises Chamberlain's Tablets for fullness or dulling after meals, notes they cure many stomach troubles, and states they are easy to take and sold by all dealers.
Travel Advisory Warns of Wood County Road Construction
County highway commissioner Louis Amundson warns drivers of Grand Rapids to Marshfield and Pittsville about summer road work. He notes concrete culverts and bridges causing detours and urges using alternate routes via Klondike and roads around the insane asylum, with one stretch near the Yellow River bridge entirely suspended for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Amundson
Wood County
Grind Rapids
Seneca Corners
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Pittsville
Klondike
Insane Asylum
Yellow River
Lincoln
Rock
Grand Jumids
Babcock
Cranmoor Station
Cranberry Creek
Bahcock
Caynor’s and
Arnin’s Marshes
Holstein Breeders Plan Big Session at Auburndale Farm
The Central Wisconsin Holstein association will hold its annual summer meeting at J. C. Kieffer’s Elmwood Farm near Auburndale on Friday June 26. A strong program includes Prof W W Clark J Schroeder and George Cummings with a dairy cow judging demonstration by J Leu. Social time and picnic dinner to follow with conveyances from the farm for forenoon trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Wisconsin Holstein Association
J.C. Kieffer
Auburndale
Wisconsin
W. W. Clark
Tilsworth
J. Schroeder
Racine
George Cummings
Eau Claire
Clark
Wood County
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Cummings
J. Leu
Lew
Soo
J. C. Kieffer
Busy Auburndale week notes social and local events
The Auburndale column reports visits by Geo Rhodes and daughter to Mrs Masterson in Osbourg, Anna Bairel in Marshfield, Frances Markee from Madison, Lucile Severns undergoing tonsil and adenoid removal in St Joseph's, Luber selling 80 acre farm to Theo, Luber renting rooms in Marlkeshouse, Catholic Foresters attend Marshfield meeting, a quiet wedding in the Catholic parsonage unites Helen Krings and Geo Spinder, Mary Kohl returns from Stratford, Peter Bullus visits relatives, Geo Teidt from Madison visits the Hilgarth home, Ellen Kennedy returns from Stevens Point, Lutheran Ladies Aid picnic hindered by weather, and a humorous anecdote about a singular girl at a drawing room gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Juke 15
Geo. Rhodes
Helys
Oosbourg
Hugh Masterson
Anna Bairel
Marshfield
Frances Markee
Madison
Warren Severns
Lucile
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Conrad Luber
Theo
Beaver Dam
Luber
Frank Markee
Catholic Foresters Court
Helen Krings
Geo. Spinder
Rozellville
Mary Kohl
Stratford
Peter Bullus
Geo. Teidt
Feidt
Frank Hilgarth
Ellen Kennedy
Stevens Point
Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church
Mohle Personal News Notes June Births and Visits
Mohle Wis June 15 The home of Willie Seitz welcomed a baby girl. Matt Kunish held a well attended barn dance with Johnnie Eckes providing music. Mrs Pearl visits her daughter Mrs Arl. Mrs Morey of Waupaca visits son Brown Morey. A baby girl arrived at Henry Heckel’s home last week. Mrs Ghas George hosts a pleasant surprise visit from her two sisters of Dodgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohle
Wis
Willie Seitz
Matt
Kunish
Johnnie Eckes
Pearl
Arl
Morey
Waupaca
Brown Morey
Henry Heckel
Ghas
George
Dodgeville
Vissiting
Richfield Social Notes Highlight Graduations and Visits
Richfield reports several diploma ceremonies at the city hall and opera house with attendees such as Miss Florence Belton and Mrs. J. M. Hamiston. Local visits include Mrs. Chas. Bwer returning from Chippewa Falls and Laura Robinson at La Crosse. A barn-raising, auto trips, birthday celebrations, and wedding events mark a busy period amid weather delays and small-town gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wellman
Inez Hart
T. Hart
Bethel
City Hall
Florence Belton
J. M. Hamiston
Opera House
Chas. Hansen
Chas
Dix
Laura Robinson
la Crosse
Laura
Henry Woolstram
Marshfield
A. Willett
A. Towle
Dene County
H. A. Knapton
Dr. Abbott
Wm. Hanson
Albert Paulson
Halver Moom
Gust Ostreich
Mat Jonas
I. A. Tuttle
Grand Rapids
State Highway Committee
Gee. Knapton
Bert Obrmat
Local Notes From Arpin Wisconsin June Visit Dresses News
All Around Arpin reports visitors from Appleton Grand Rapids and Marshfield with several hometown activities. A barn raising and a saving outfit sale are noted along with outings to Grand Rapids and Ohio. A Children's Day program at Presbyterian church is announced for June 21. Perle Passer and Annie Rader wed, moving to a farm on BE Passer property, with a dance that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpin
Wis
Hough Frasier
Loys
Graff
Appleton
A. Cowe'l
Sadie
Grand Rapids
Laurence
Marshfield
John Kirkstoa
Mueller
H. F. Roehrig
Barbara Loschky
Ohio
Mae Wittman
Loschky & Lippert
Hause
Bessie
Grate
Cora Lewis
Margaret Dungeldena
A. J. Lowell
Bernice van Natta
Edna
H. F
Pyramids measured and compared with Cheops description
In a London Answer style quip, the text notes the Great Pyramid of Egypt originally measured 764 feet per side, reduced to 746 feet after coating removal, and reportedly 480 feet 9 inches tall with present height about 100 feet less. It then shifts to a humorous aside on novelists and writing tools.
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Chappa
Egypt
Cheops
Wilkerson
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