Stratford News Sketches Local Life and Industry
Stratford notes report Rab Connor shipping loads at Stratford, Marshfield callers, local visits to Judge Curtin, and a new creamery ready in spring. Movements include families planning to move, a recently organized band thriving, and tensions at local establishments. Townsfolk comment on youth and social life amid evolving local business and industry.
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Rab Connor
Marshfield
Goddes Waa
Marabfield
Curtin
Wenwaad
R. Connor
Agate
John
Joba
Surat
John Armoah
D. W. Chickerme
Kilbovira Clesh
John Armead
Chickwriog
R. Connor Go
Local Notes and Social Updates From Nearby Towns
Fragmented notices report an oyster supper on Thursday hosted by W.G. and visits by Miss Duchreister from Marsufield. Notices cover illness, travels, a funeral in Hoctonville for a 6 year old, and farm movements including Moon line Holt and Moon abate. Residents discuss relocation plans, stock farming, and homestead intentions in Minnesota.
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Brank Cramer
Mlle Duchreister
Marsufield
Porrington
Darel
Spuit
AL Stewart
Bean
Vsk Reluthyen
Schullenders
A. Rady
Hoctonville
Moon Line Holt Wly Farm
J. Landall
Sane
Moon
W C T T Parlor Meeting At Mrs Folletts Friday
The W C T T will hold a parlor meeting Friday evening at Mrs Folletts with a delightful program and refreshments. All are cordially invited. A A Damen returned home from Medford and will next Saturday leave for Maxcopes Indian Territory where he has a government position in land appraisal. Pearl Holmes who left for Butte Mont was married at Stevens Point to Miss Sadie Day. He took his bride to Butte where they will reside.
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W.C. T.T
A.A. Damen
Nar Medford
Maxcopes
Ter
Hewitt News Briefs Highlight Local Chatter And Change
In Hewitt and nearby towns residents report misfortune and minor gains. Nick Streverer 5 building burs and Rav Wes plan trips to Fovallville this week. George surges with luck, Mrs Henry Helm improves, and a saloon sale changes hands as Joe Andrassa buys Mrs Senkbill’s property for 2. May christening at Mike Michael’s precedes Abbotsford visit by J A Taylor and family.
W C T U Leaders Deny Endorsement of Carrie Nation
Mrs Upham and Mrs Mary C Uptam report that Kansas W C T U has not passed a resolution approving Carrie Nation's methods. They say the nationwid temperance body has not planned actions with Nation or her crusade in Kansas. Some local Kansas W C T U members and supporters are noted, but official sanction remains absent.
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Mary C. Uptam
W. CT. U
W. GC T. U
Carrie Nation
Priday
Milwaukee Sentinel
Wangas
Chrisan Pemperines Union
EB. 2
Hutchinsey
Hutchinson
Kansas
Carrie Natlan
Sagans
Nation
W. C
Ulm
Woran
Chrigtal Temperance Union
Card of Thanks for Martha Vindersigned Aid
A.A. Puts extends heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted during his wife Martha's illness and death. The kindness will be remembered by the family.
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Egies
Mane
Martha
Condemn Right of Way Tangles for Marshfeld and Princeton
Grand Rapids hosts a condemnation hearing to fix land values for a proposed M&S E rail right of way near Centrada. Appraisers William Waite Archie McMillan and Jacob Seames of Grand Rapids named amid disputes with city landowners. work on the Nikousa Grand Rapids segment and a bridge has begun with haste while Northwest interests push for terms and possible delays hint at deal with Southeastern arrangement. Rumors circulate that the Northwestern line may be scaled back and the M&S E may join the Northwestern system, though details remain uncertain.
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Grand Rapids
Marshfeld & Princeton Railway
Centrada
Webb
William Waite
Archie McMillan
Jacob Seames
Lnnd
Nikousa
Ferfurial
Tafereave
Roberts
Northwestern Company
Nekoosa
Grand Hap'ds
Pringyton
Neknoga
It Means Baseball in Wausau Seeks Regional League
Citizens in Wausau held a baseball meeting to organize a strong team and form a league including Merell Tomhawk Noieshfeld Grand Rupids Stevens Point Rhiseluoder and Antigo. A prominent citizen committee will manage the effort and invite corresponding towns to join the circuit. Local enthusiasm grows with new players and fans, signaling a first class home team this summer.
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Wausau
Wall Ag Ronduck Nepoliationa
Merell
Tomhawk
Noieshfeld
Grand Rupids
Stevens Point
Rhiseluoder
Antigo
We Circuit
Paseball
Certan
Spooner for President in 1904 Speculation Rises
Enthusiasm grows for Senator John G Spooner of Wisconsin as a potential Republican candidate in the 1904 national campaign. He wins broad newspaper support across the country for his long public service and steady record. backers hail his practical approach and proven achievements as a merit for the highest office.
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Jiu
John G. Spooner
Republic
Wisconsin
Spooner
McKintey
Will Elect County Judge
Voters will choose a county judge this spring along with municipal officers. Campaign timing is early and party involvement is uncertain. The current incumbent, Hon. J. F. Gaynor, is praised for efficiency and fairness, with strong backing from supporters this week.
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Lees
Jnear
Trig
J. 4
Gaynor
Nomiortiga
Guy Nor
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