For Sale Seven Room House at a Sacrifice
For sale a seven room house with a small yard and garden all planted. Interior of house No 1 finish in a fine location. Inquire at 808 West A Street Marshfield. For sale also all kinds of tablet paper at the Times office in blocks of various sizes at about ten cents a pound or 2 cents to 5 cents per tab. pick what you need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Biller
Glen Flora
Wis
Amall
Marshfield
Times
Trade offer on 80 acre farm near Necedah Wil
C Hall offers to trade an 80 acre farm with a frame house and good basement plus machinery for Marshfield income property or sell for 3500 dollars with easy terms. Located near Necedah Wil half a mile from town, willing to trade or take Marshfield property. References Del lendorfer Bathrick. Juneau Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellendorfer & Bathrick
Marshfield State Bank
Necedah
Marshfield
C. Hall
Juneau Hotel
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement urges households to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot summer months. It claims the remedy is essential, valuable beyond cost, and offers it for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Local Market Report From The Times
The Times prints note on local market prices for hay onions potatoes and dairy items. No 1 Timothy hay priced at 10 50 per unit. Butter dairy eggs beef pork veal and poultry prices listed with per unit and per weight measures. Veal live weight and dressed prices shown along with beef hides calf hides and chicken prices.
Sparr Cereal Company Feeds and Grain Items
FEQUR FEED AND GRAIN ITEMS BY SPARR CEREAL COMPANY listed with prices for wheat bran middlings and other products. Items include wheat per bushel hominy per ton flour per barrel and oil meal per ton with price figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FEQUR
Sparr Cereal Company
Publishers Have Enjoyable Day at the Rapids
Grand Rapids hosts the Central Wisconsin Press annual meeting with delegates from Wood Ulrick Marathon Porlaze Waushara and Linrola counties. Sessions cover costs of newspaper operations and university services, with tours via auto ride and a basket supper at Nekoosa pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Wisconsin
The
Tribune
A. L. Fontaine
Reporter
J. W. Cooley
Leader
A.W. Lambert
Leon G. Schaar
Times
Nokoosa
Crumb
J. A. Cohen
Sumainer
T* BL
McKee
Pitiaville Record
Thayer
Wausa Pilot
Nhe
B. EB. Walters
Walter Mayer
Madison
Secronu
Franklin Club
Wis
Barry
Mayer
Frank Cantwell
Madison Franklin Club
Goth Messrs Mayer
Cantwell
Golas
Charles W. Hoiman
University of Wisconsin Press
University Bulletin
Senselsi
Wisconsin
State Franklin Club
Dramb
Probate Court Sets July Hearing On McKercher Estate
Wood County court in probate orders P M Christensen and August Broker to present their administration account for the estate of Alexander McKercher. A general term in Grand Rapids is fixed for July 14 1914 at 10 a m to examine and allow the account and assign the residue to lawful heirs. Notice to interested parties will be published three weeks in the Marshfield Times. Dated June 2 1914. By the Court W J Conway County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Alexander McKercher
P. M. Christensen
August Broker
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
W. J. Conway
Time to Eat Slow diet advice from old saying
The article warns that rapid eating leads to indigestion and constipation and illness. It emphasizes thorough chewing and salivation, noting digestion starts in the mouth. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for relief after meals and claims many stomach troubles have been cured. tablets are easy to take and sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Parish to buy Vollmar and Below building for parish house
St Albans Episcopal Church acquires the Vollmar and Below Lumber Co building at Second and Maple streets for a parish house. The two story structure will be remodeled for church use while funds for a larger future church are pursued. Trustees and committee members oversaw the transaction with Sirm Below representing the seller. Local plans include removing interior partitions and relocating the company offices to Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Albus Episcopal
Below Lumber
C Padlding
Second
Maple Streets
Sareer
Taird Street
Vind Orikbes
Soller
Vollmar & Betow Lumber Company
Lhe
Below
Minin
Stanley
L P. Tiffaalt
E. U. Pors
Alfred Neumann
C. E. Blodgett
Siram
Household Socials and Community Notes at Mohle
Henry Heckel celebrated completing his new imuse with a gathering attended by residents from both river banks. A baby boy was born to William Gessert on Friday. Clara Knudsen and Georgia Campbell visited Miss Knudsen’s parents. Charles Willebrandt held a barn dance Saturday night despite stormy weather. Cin Lincoln board of review meets next Monday as two sisters of Mrs. George visit from near Dodzeville and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moule
Henry Heckel
William Gessert
Clara Knudsen
Georgia Campbell
Cincoln
Auburndale Woman In Critical Condition At Sanitarium
Auburndale resident Mrs William Drollinger formerly Miss Ruth Connor is in a dangerous condition at a sanitarium in Marshal Minnesota. Latest reports say recovery is not expected. Her husband Mrs R Connor and brother Rendben A Connor of Auburndale State Bank have been at the bedside. Bank duties are temporarily handled by Jacob Leinwander, cashier of the American National in Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
William Drollinger
Ruth Connor
Marshal
Minn
R. Connor
Rendben A. Connor
Aubturndale State Bank
Marshall
Connor
Jacob Leinwander
Wasshier
American National Imuis
Marshfield
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10Th and
Cherry St
Victor Phonograph
Sula—Grady
A.J. Prest
Lindsey, Wis
South Depot Street
Peter Meen
the Times
Local Market Report
Arthur Finney
5Th St
Dallendorfer & Bathrick
A. H. Flaig
Ingram Block
Eau Claire
A. L. MacFarlane
Marshfiel Times
Viva
United States
Bakers
Sexton’s
Marshfield Music House
Far Bldg
August Senn
N. Maple
Episcopal Parish
Parish
Mohle
Hildebrandt
Marshall, Minn
Hunter
Tornco
Adrwaltored Weyman-Druton CO
Mumition
Ayer
Incorporated
Taylor & Scott Co., Wood County Abstracts
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