Notice to Prove Will and Notice to Creditors
Notice to prove will and creditors for the estate of Warhootin Topmaes, Grand Rapids, Michigan. County Court in the City of Grand Rapides, dated March 18, 1915, by Conway, county judge, and attorneys Rorys. Deadline four months to present claims or be barred.
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Woon County Parm
Grand Rapids
Jon Reddin
Wis. Ro
Commilesienins
Lev Ben
Weel
Wieysainti
Wolligay
Ion Waler
Sovich
Span
Conway
County Dudge
PA & Rory Ms
Mysterious Travel Notes Spark Curious Debate
Fragmentary lines describe a journey through Nevada and nearby areas with odd phrases about animals and a remote scene. Figures like Mr Harrham and Mr Llarrimuin discuss quantities and percentages in a puzzled exchange. The garbled text hints at a legend or overheard conversation rather than a clear report.
Agricultural Head Advises Timely Farm Strategy
An agricultural column addresses dairy farming economics and breeding, urging prudent investment in purebred bulls to improve milk yield and calf value. It argues a $100 bull with $24 annual costs can boost profits, encourages farmers to pool resources, and cites dairy farmer types and practical herd testing as keys to profitability.
Turkey Ranching Emerges as New Industry
A historical report notes the rise of turkey ranching as a new industry in arid regions. Turkeys roam freely on ranges in Cudifovia foothills, with herding done by foot and horse, while men and specially trained dogs manage daytime grazing before returning them to roost at night.
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Joultry
Gale
Bargin
Fair House
GEO
Cartas
Cylony
Acarna
Eileen
Dows
Kapiti
Stumpa
Imarest
Alllkirstin Company
Toe Stay Boller Masufecterera
Marshfield Milk Aerator patent ad promises fresh milk handling
A Marshfield Wisconsin company advertises a milk aerator designed to ventilate and cool milk fresh from the cow before distribution to cheese factories and stations. The device claims deodorizing, preventing fermentation, and preventing souring, with a full guarantee or money back.
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Phese
Marshfield Milk Aerator CO
Marshfield
Wis
To Smile Not A Task For Farmers In Hard Times
An analysis notes that rising market prices boost demand for livestock, while farmers adopting better breeding and feeding practices improve stock quality and faster sales. J H Grisdale, director of Dominion experimental farms, says grains may lag but live stock demand remains strong. improved feeding raises profits and results in higher prices despite extra effort.
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Wisconsin
Broeder
Seler
Sunes
J. H. Grisdale
Dominion of Canara
Saya
Etoe
Vikely de Miek Prere Tau
Patten Art League sale lists clothes and prices
The Patten Art League of America announces a sale with items for women including dresses gowns undergarments and accessories. The catalog shows prices and descriptions though wording is fragmented and the listing names officials and members connected to the event.
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Patten Art League of America
League
Rgp
Marshfield Sends Thirteen to U of W
A list from Marshfield notes thirteen students headed to the University of Wisconsin. Names span freshmen to graduates across engineering, letters and sciences, chemistry, jurisprudence, ore and medical fields. Included are Mary C. Lick, Clemence Ty Fiegkenstein, Berthold Luvin, August C. Vebeerbach, George Leanhard, Inez M. Noth, Charles M. Pars, William E. Pers, Marjarin J Whampere, George H. Waki, and Henry A. Wilhelm.
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Marshfiehl
Harnet We Bille
College of Engineering
Mise
Mary C. Lick
College of Lettery
Ail Science
Clenene Ty Fiegkenstein
Chemical Ey
Berthold Luvin
Conmmercy
Algrust
Avieret
Inez M. Noth. Pive
College of Tetters Anil
Charles M. Pars
William E. Pers
W. Ein
College of
Studen
Medical
Henry A. Wilhelm
College, of Engineering
Wisconsin Lambs Bring Big Price At Chicago Auction
A consignment of Wisconsin Tech western lambs from the University of Wisconsin sold for 15.25 dollars in Chicago. The 120 animals, originally from Montana, were fattened at the university farm and weighed about 86 pounds each. They were shipped to New York City for use in select hot and restaurant trade, signaling Wisconsin's growing role in sheep production.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Tech Western
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Chicago
Montana
University Farm
Commission House
New York City
Jobe Schrank Case In Milwaukee Courtroom
The document reports Jobe Schrank dying and facing punishment in Milwaukee. It notes he was accused by a related party and the judge indicated forgiveness to some, while Schrank is told to remain in confinement at Wengjem for the duration of his sentence.
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Daar
Llarrimuin
Mr. Harrham
Jobe Schrank
Milwaukee
Tru
Schrank
Wengjem
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