Winter work boosts Wisconsin settlers in undeveloped regions
The era of winter employment is key to settling Wisconsin lands as milder work prospects reduce outmigration. Roberts of the Mint notes Iowa rental hikes could lure settlers back, but steady year round jobs in upper Wisconsin sustain households. Eight scarlet fever cases in Nekoosa prompted closures to curb spread, Health Officer Waters, Mayor Crowns and council ordered schools and churches shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary
Bavn
Mint
Roberts
Lowa
Wisconsin
Iowa
Milwwaukee
Nekoosa
Wood County Times
Waters
Crowns
Annual School Meeting for Maranfield Wisconsin
Public notice for the annual meeting of the Maranfield Wisconsin school district one to be held in the hinacho room on Monday July 19 at in the McKinley building. Election of officers and business to come before the meeting. District Clerk Verde dated June 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Hinacho
McKinley
Marscfeld
VERDE
Distrien Clerit
Marshfield liquor license requests flood local notices
A flood of statements from Marshfield, Wisconsin residents seeks licenses to sell strong spirits at various addresses including 185 South Cofforal Avenue, 10 North Central Avenue, 26 South Central Avenue, 216 South Central Avenue, 17 South Central Avenue, 20 West North Depot Street, 816 South Central Avenue, 400 North Central Avenue, 101 South Central Avenue, 327 North Central Avenue, 805 South Central Avenue, opposite West B Street, and 119 South Central Avenue. Plaintiffs name multiple bondsmen and submit dates ranging from 1912 to 1932, reflecting repeated applications across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshield
Wise
Ulir
Cofforal Avenue
Marsbield
Wood County
Wisconeln
Martin Adler
Stewart Swith
Marvhfield
Wis
Adleil
Marshffeld
Uguorg
North Central Avenue
Maranfield
Wisconsin
Ulasius Wagner
Uthmeier
Marshfield
Jones
Lovix Bacman
Yoo
Marenfold
Wia
Jory Brackendony
Strong, Spitutous
South Central Avenue
Fred Bauer
Fred Volmar
Ab Marshfield
Wic
Blodgett
City
Wie
Peter Bever
Frank
Ou Marshiield
Artour Ab Bever
Depot Street
Marshfeld
Woot County
Herman Stargardy
Anton Schmidt
Marabicid
South Central
Arenue
Maranfeld
A. E. Kump
Mike Ehimids
Marshfleld
Turis, 16, Inc
Bohn
Anton Meld
Josef Soholka
Jomepil Rebsteck
Wm. Wenzel
Jacob Wilhelm
Marspfeld
Regerfuss
Marshaeln
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Go
John Henning
George Tremme
Marshiiels
City of
Bie
Amos Oll
Emil S. Per
Ob Marshgeld
A.B. Schreiber
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Eczema Sufferers
An advertisement extols Zemo as a guaranteed remedy for eczema and related skin issues. It claims it stops itching and bleeding, smooths pimples, and sinks in without grease. The product, from E. W. Rose Medicine Co. of St. Louis, is sold at $1 for the large bottle and 25 cents for a trial bottle through R. J. Strauss Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
E. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
R. J. Strauss
Wisconsin Wood County Probate Petition for Estate Admin
In Wood County Wisconsin In Probate the petition of Loucte Leonard states that Jacob Drood of Wood County died in tentative on or about May 7 1912 requesting Charles Hann be appointed as administrator of the estate. The court ordered the application be heard July 2 1912 at 10 a.m. in Grand Rapids probate office. The notice and procedural steps are recorded by Conway county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin
Wood County Court
Stata of
Wisconsin
Wood County
Loucte- Leonard
Jacob Drood
Wood
Tentave
Charles Hann
Grand Rapita
Marshieia
Conway
Taki
Spencer Social Notes and Death in Local Family
Spencer community news covers visits and travels of residents including Mrs S Primer, Effie Williams, Ina Damon, and E.G. Ingham. The piece notes fishing trips, school plans, weddings, store duties, and regional visits, plus Fourth of July preparations and a baseball game. It also reports the death of Frank Martin’s daughter Elinor aged sixteen months after a seizure, with funeral details and brief obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Amy Blankenbere
Guy Vanderhoof
Spencer
Stratford
Frank Martin
Elinor
Fred Bear
Schmidt
Local turns of Cameron residents in brief
Cameron notices report Mrs. Wm Bruley at home with Robi Bruley family. Mr. Zenner planting for Conrad Schaik. Masonry underway for a new barn for Mr. Lent. Felhofer crew building a barn for Mr. Chas. Fredrich. Grace Hazel returns from work for Mrs. Severon Haggen. Nellie Stowell visits sister Mrs. Kiesling and children. Oliver Roland’s horse injured by wire. Mrs. Ole Gilberts and childers travel to Milwaukee to visit Gilberts parents. Mable Johnson returns from Grand Rapids training school for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Lent
Wm. Bruley
Robi Bruley
Grace Hazel
Severon Haggen
Nellie Stowell
Wm.Kiesling
Oliver Roland
Ole Gilberts
Childers
Milwaukee
Baulky hosts Medford niece. meeting at M. and Church
Richfield reports Mr and Mrs Aug Baulky entertaining their Medford niece during the past week. A meeting at the M and church is planned for next Wednesday the 26th. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Towle of Mema Nebr arrived Thursday for an extended visit with friends Mr and Mrs Alred Willette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug Baulky
Neice
Medford
A.C. Towle
Mema Nebr
Alred Willette
Local notes from Richfield and Marshfield area events
A roundup of community items includes Jake Lehnden and wife helping at church, Gesser family hospital news, Wm. Burnopp selling a registered Guernsey sire to Chester Wilcox, and farmers visiting a livestock exhibit in Marshfield. Other items mention Laura Robinson’s summer plans, visits by Wedge and Andress, Gustaff Rock moving, a cake social for pastors salary, Alfred Willette’s barn raising, Mrs. Belton’s return, Mrs. Kusa’s hospitalization, Mrs. Spear’s return to Plainfield, H. Tuttle’s Milwaukee nursing course, chicken day at the church, and Rev. Coram's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hurd
Alfred Willette
Wm. Belton
Belton
Richard Kusa
James A. Spear
Plainfid
Wis
C. W. Porter
H. Tuttle
I. A. ‘Tuttle
Milwaukee
Bethel Academy Welcomes Prof Gardiner and Family
Complaiting is nearly finished in this community. Mrs Gardiner will act as preceptress or both at Bethel academy. Prof Gardiner and his two sons have arrived to take charge of the academy farm, with high hopes for support from all in the Bethel district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Bethel Academy
James F. Andrus
Ladysmith
Frank Foote
Wasau
Academy
Bethel
Cameron News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Trades
In Cameron last week, J. O Johnson fixed up the school yard. Myrtle and Melvin Wandrow visited Miss Hattie Fredrich on Sunday. Mrs. Severon Haggen visited San with her parents. The Johnsons visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm Wichmannes in Richfield. Ina Billing and Crystal spent Sunday with the Bruleys. Chas Felhofer visited his parents Wm and an earlier Wednesday and Thursday. Louia Boh anon St. traded his saloon in Klondike for Minnesota land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.0
Johnson
Myrtle
Melvin Wandrow
Hattie Fredrich
Severon Haggen
San
Gulie Myrlands
Wm. Zenners
Louia Bohanon
Also Mentioned on This Page
PPER
Mott
Droge Williams
W.T. Harris
U.S. Com
Age
Meallam CO
Springfield
Mass
Eczema
Chas, H.fletcher
IND
U. Notes
E.S. Co. Burnham
Mslaughlin
Blue Shield
the Ltd. Kaiser Mfc CO
Kaiser
New York City
Be Co
Ancus Watson
U.10
ILAH
S. Primer
Knowlton
Effie Williams
Park _ Falls
Ina Damon
Fond du Lac
Fisher
Messie E.G. Ingham
V.E. Graves
AA. Damon
IR. Crowell
Hemlock
Spence Auto
Damon
Unity
J.R. Kuehnan
Harry Crosby of
Mellen
F.W. Heath
Abbotsford
Amy Blankenberg
Oshkosh
The
Normal
Ethel Andrews
Agnea Rienou
Dr. Richardson
Loiyal
Walter Oby
George Davel
Spencer Friends
Oby
Cy Hayward
Weyanwega
Frank Hayward
A Halleman
Muscoba
Kil Lake
Blankenberg
Jess Vanderhoof
Hazel
Tut
Basghilees
Ks ‘i
Cameron
Wm Zenner
Conrad Schaik
Richfield
Jake Lehnden
Wm. Gesser
Wm. Burnopp
Guernsey
Chester Wilcox
McMillan Saturday
Coram
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!