Sunday Visits and Local Travel Around Marshfield
Joe Breu Jr visited Marshfield on Erd Sunday. Oscar Dix stayed home after a week on his farm west of Marshfield. Mrs Oscar Dix and Joe Deckert visited Stratford Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Roprenbauer visited the Weigels. Miss Katie Kohlbeck left for Marshfield to work as a dress maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamas
Joe Breu, Jr
Marshfield
Erd
Oscar Dix
Joe Deckert
Stratford
Fred Roprenbauer
August Weigel
Katie Kohlbeck
Bethel News Briefs From March Period
Harold Ulva travels to Madison to pursue nurses course. George Klement's Nebraska business trip last week ends Sunday. Miss Myrta Mathe visits Almond and Waterbury of Knapp Wis. Mr and Mrs Robert Guaman move to Frazier place. Prof H T Elliott G Allen John Cutler attend Oshkosh meetings. Mrs G McClaffin called to Granton due to family sickness. Mr and Mrs Walter Elliot visiting relatives nearby. John Frazier from College View Nebraska staying in Bethel a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Harold Ulva
Madison
George Klement
Nebraska
Myrta Mathe
Almond
Waterbury
Knapp
Wis
Robert Guaman
Richfield
Frazier Place
H. T. Elliott
Oshkosh
Holsteiners Hold Annual on 19th
The Holsteiner Breeders Association of Wisconsin invites all interested in better stock to the annual meeting on March 19 at the Dairy O. J. Lea of Grand Rapids issues the official notice. The program includes an address of welcome, responses, discussions, a public sale, and election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Halstein
O. J. Lea
Grand Rapids
W. H. Lud
Snowstorm Hits North Nasonville and Local Visits
In North Nasonville March 9 a severe snowstorm affected daily life. J Faber of Granton visited with Fred Donnerbauer. Anton Sumrak bought a silo from Vesper Wood Mfg Co. pioneer Orvall Van passed away and was buried at Nasonville cemetery. Glen Peterson sold logs to M Duvall for spring sawing. Deeringer and Stine families visited. Mike Treiber called. school closed as teacher Oro Ingalls was sick.
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North
Nasonville
J. Faber
Granton
Fred Donnerbauer
Anton Sumrak
Vesper Wood Mfg
Vesper
Orvall van
Peace
Glen Peterson
Gust
Obituary: Marlin Kautzer Passes After Brief Illness
Hewitt March 9. Marlin Kautzer, respected resident, died last Friday at his son in law Gregor Durst’s home. Born December 1, 1947, he was 64. He had been ill a year. Funeral held Monday at 10 from the Sk Mich- (text truncation)
Hewitt Church Service Led by Rev A D Miller
Henry Kutzero assisted by sawing wood at Edward Durst's property on Thursday with services at Jael's Catholic Church Hewitt officiated by Rev A D Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jael
Catholic Church
Hewitt
A.D. Miller
Henry Kutzero
Edward Durst
Local Notes From Mohle March 9 Events
A roundup of short social items from Mohle and nearby towns. A. 36. Minton returns home from Waupaca. Fred Philips and sons of Spencer visit Brown Morey family. John Mary and family of Ebbe visit. Edna Schultz stays with aunt in Marshfield. Ernest Montgomery and wife with Will Redman of Waupaca visit H. Penney. Annie Heckel visits sister Mrs. Gessert in Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohle
Minton
Waupaca
Fred Philips
Spencer
John Mary
Ebbe
Brown Morey’s
Little Edna Schultz
Marshfield
Ernest Montgomery
Will Redman
H. Penney
Annie Heckel
Gessert
Funeral for Martin Kautza Held in Hewitt
A large crowd from Mill Creek attended the funeral of Martin Kautza held Monday at Hewitt. Little Louis Behnke is ill with Dr Milbee in attendance. No mail delivery on Route Five due to stormy weather last Friday. An entertainment and box social are planned in School District No 2 Friday evening. Miss Ella Ohm visited Mary Horn Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Martin Kautza
Hewitt
Louis Behnke
Milbee
Ella Ohm
Mary Horn
Sleepy Hollow Notes Snow Storm and Community Visits
Snow and wind affect Sleepy Hollow with skating hindered by fresh snow. The Frantz baby, nine months, is improving after a close call. Local visits include Rudolph Frantz with H A Frantz, John Kauth, and John Ferguson families. The Ladies Aid raised over four dollars at a Thursday dinner. Neillsville callers and various small social visits populate the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Moton
Frantz
Deaths
Paige
Rudolph Frantz
H. A. ‘Frantz
J. P. Kauth
Herman Qualley
H. Qualley
John Ferguson
H. A. Frantz
John Kauth
Neillsville
Qualley
H. A. Frante
Ladies Aid
J. Johnson
Lee Ferguson
Baby born to Mr and Mrs Doe Ertl in Squaw Creek
Squaw Creek March 7 reports a baby boy born March 4 to Mr and Mrs Doe Ertl. Emil Opeenbaier visited at Nick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Creek
Doe Ertl
Merch
Emil Opeenbaier
Nick
Gillette Heads Holstein Breeders in Wisconsin Meeting
Rosendale man W J Gillette elected president of the Holstein Friesian Breeders association at the state meeting in Neenah Wisconsin. Officers named include vice president Riordan Mayville secretary J Schroeder Racine treasurer F C Bristol Oakfield and director R J Schaefer Appleton. The group urged reimbursement for Holsteins injured at the Chicago show and discussed breeding aims and improvements led by Prof G C Humphrey and Rev Jon Faville. The conference highlighted progress over thirty years and the push for larger, higher producing animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
W. J. Gillette
Rosendale
Riordan
Mayville
J, Schroeder
Racine
FC Bristol
Oakfield
R. J. Schaefer
Appleton
Chicago
Traudrass
Jon Faville
RB. J. Schaefer
G. C. Humphrey
Madison
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement in Toledo 1885
Shy Lucas Counts J. Cherey swears a Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for proof of cure for arrh, offered by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notary A. W. Gleason records the oath dated December 6 1885. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio promote a pill taken internally claimed to cure catarrh and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Tree
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
H.stipation
Drage
Farmers Buy 20 New Guernseys in Wood County Buy
A carload of purebred Guernsey cows arrived in Vesper and was purchased by progressive farmers of this county. The twenty cattle, selected by Prof. W. W. Clara and Albert Paulson from Veer Valley Guernsey association stock, cost just over 4400 dollars. Buyers, members of the Wood County Guernsey Breeders' association, included residents from Rock, Richfield, Arpin, Vesper, and Rudolph, and added five new members the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmre
Bray Bill Killed in Committee in Wisconsin Senate
A delegation from the Wisconsin Daily Association opposed the Gray bill to ban advertising rate discrimination for political notices. Newspaper representatives argued political ads differ from commercial ads and should not share the same rate card. The committee voted to recommend indefinite postponement of the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis Tion
Wisconsin
Committee On Ve Affairs
Senate
Wisconsin Poultryman earns notice for appeal and design
The Wisconsin Poultryman, a West SalemWisconsin monthly now three years old, draws attention for its attractive presentation and useful content for breeders and poultry lovers. Its December issue features strong advertising and a family page, with H H Paulson of Marshfield among advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wisconsin Poultryman
West Salem
Wis
H. H. Paulson
Marshfield
Nothing Better for Weak Women from Vinol Ad Bellefontaine
A Bellefontaine Ohio testimonial urges nervous weak tired and worn out women to try Vinel a tonic with cod liver oil and iron. Mrs J F Lamborn claims improved appetite sleep energy and ability to do housework after using Vinel. The ad credits Vinel with tissue building and blood strengthening effects and promotes SEXT02s Prescription Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Vinci
J. F. Lamborn
The Wisconsin Poultryman Prospectus in West Salem
A short note from West Salem about The Wisconsin Poultryman monthly publication. It cites a staff of expert writers including judges Buffmas and Green and Miller, offering practical poultry advice to readers, with mailing address Bx 901 West Salem Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Poultryman
West Salem
Wis
Thecreat
Buffmas
Tiux Green
Lingis
Ener Miller
Markets Prices and Feed Rates From Spark Cereal Co
Market listings show hay prices with No 1 Timothy at 9.00 per unit and various grades with no call. Retailed staples include butter eggs and flour with a range of feed items priced per ton or per bushel. Cereal company rates list Wheat 1.30 per bushel, Oats 0.55, Barley 0.65, Rye 0.95, Corn bulk price unspecified, and several bulk feed products such as Bran Middlings and Hominy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spark Cereal Company
Best Treatment for Constipation
A vintage ad praises Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and stomach and liver disorders. Messages from Paul B. Babit of Brushy, Louisiana, and I N Stuart of West Webster, N.Y., claim mild action and satisfactory results. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugster
Chamberlain
Paul B. Babit
Brushly
I. N. Stuart
West Webster
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Tatement
U.S
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
First National Bank
Wig
Cairy Schmidt Associations
FP. Vannegem
W. W. Clark
B. EB. Butters
Esanee
Hsre
R. J. Strauss
I Steger
Arms Clerks Schiesl
Conklin
H. Weber
Tohnger
O. Weber
Lc.t
Hartipham
Jerick
Jerick M4 116 144 | McCreliis
Camahel
Barnarday
STE Fises
White
Gilberts
Wood
Tavs
Vaughn
BA Ag Mechiey
Davison
Kleinheinz
Spalding
GLES
Hart
Rice Ag
Leitner
Bingen
North Nasonville
Sleepy Hollow
Gillette
Chio
Bray Bill
Wisconsin Magazine
City Tailoring Co
G. E. Belton, Prop
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