Stratford Hears Of Loss And Community Support
Mrs. Gary Hlusthes of Cleveland died after a town operation in Green Bay. Funeral held at Stratford Catholic church. Obituary notes her children and husband and mentions Pearl and Myrtle Candan. Delegates to the Bunkers Farmer conference from Stratford returned home after an eventful Madison trip with relief efforts for stranded travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Gary ‘Hlusthes
Cleveland
Great Beyond
Green Bay
Ma Cwife
Pearl
Standsekao
Myrtle Candan
Marshfield
Jahe
Claude Giles
J. Scharemusic
G. Fisher
Arthur Law
Stratford and Staadt
Bunkers Farmer
Madison
LO. Tm
Wen ‘Uishen
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
Watorday
Elks Club
Staadt
Arrivig
Hewitt News Roundup of Local Visits and Delays
Mr and Mrs Wal Cramer planned a trip to Minneapolis. Miss Hattie Arndt from Omaha visited Albert Arndt and family. Fred Jones received a carload for summer residence work. Ley visited his son Pious Ley in Marshfield. Norbert and Fred Wechhelm left for Milwaukee to work in a rubber plant after attending their father Henry Fechhelm Sr’s funeral. Van Rapp departed for Grand Rapids to farm near there. George Schroeder and Ernest Wendt went to Marshfield to see Civilization at the Adler Opera House. The 100 mile Decoration Day racing classic on the Indianapolis Speedway since 1909 has been canceled due to war conditions.
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Sxtact
Henry Fechhelm
van Rapp
Grand Rapids
George Schroeder
Ernest Wendt
Marshfield
Adler Opera House
March Socials and Local Happenings in Mann
August Kibbel and Emil Karau visited Unity to see Frank Martell near Mann. A gathering at George Zahn's hosted a lively social Thursday. Keehn visited Sperker on business Monday. Dr Warsicke treated a sick cow at Mr Latiner’s. Gust Pomp lists farm stock and machinery for sale. Fred Beell recovers from illness and plans a move to Rhinelander with new farm equipment. Mrs Pred Visher visits near Vesper while Mrs Victor Misher stays with her sister in Richfield after a birth. Bluebirds and robins have appeared recently.
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George Zahn
Gust Pomp
Fred Beell
A. C. Hollander
Margaret
Oscar
Marshfield
Emanuel Beeks
Spencer
John P. Hume
Rhinelander
Pred Visher
Emil Meek
Sherry News From Sherry March Visitor Notes
David Griffiths of Wales Wisconsin visits the homes of Mr and Mrs David Davis and Mr and Mrs Herman Jantz Miss Clara Farrell spent Saturday in Stevens Point Mrs Frank Parks returned from Dodgeville where she was called by the sickness and death of her mother Thomas Davis visited at the David Davis home then returned to Waukesha Elmer Sommers was a Marshfield visitor last Saturday Hazel Parks spent the weekend at her parents home Miss Gene Whitney of the Grand Rapids training school spent the week with Mrs Henry Whitney
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Sherry
David Griffiths
Wales
Wis
David Davis
Herman Jantz
Clara Farrell
Stevens Point
Frank Parks
Dodgeville
Thomas Davis
Waikesha
Elmer Sommers
Hazel Parks
Gene Whitney
Grand Rapids
Riverside Neighbors Report Farm Life and Snow Struggles
Riverside residents note spring projects as Ernest Wei chelt plans a summer home and John Widman buys a Marshfield house. Farmers fret over hay costs, frost silage and heavy snow with cattle stranded in opened lanes, requiring rope and a stone boat to reach solid footing. Local visitors, newborns, and road work updates round out the rural notice.
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Riverside
Ernest Weichelt
Gust Tews
August Rusch
Reedsville
Wis
Alvert
Gottlieb Seehafer
Abbott
Dan Burrington
Fred Weidman
Cedarburg
John Widman
Marshfield
Walter Widman
Gottlib Seehafer
Jewell Nursery of Lake City seeks local adjusters and solicitors
Local notice for Jewell Nursery Co of Lake City Minnesota offering positions for local adjusters and solicitors. The company highlights a fifty year reputation and its famous Jewell Guarantee and directs full information to the service department.
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Jewell Nursery
Jewell
the Jewell Nursery Co
Lake City
Minn
Oats
Notice to Subscribers at Marshfield Times 1917
Subscribers are warned that all payments must go to Berg Brothers and no other person may collect on accounts. Dated March 18, 1917, Marshfield Times Company, R. R. Williams Secy. Also: Louis Selznick offered 10 000 rubles weekly to return to America for a film Behind the Throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Berg Brothers
Marshfield Times Company
R. R. Williams
Secy
Cuat
Russia
Louis Selznick
America
Selznick
Milsionaire
Marshfield City Election Set for April 1 1917
Notice is hereby given that a City Election is to be held in the several wards in the City of Marshfield on the 1d day of April 1917, at which the officers named below are to be chosen. The name of the candidate for each office to be voted for whose nominations have been certified to this office are given below the title of the office in its proper column.
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Marshfield
South End
North End
John Seubert
Wood County
Wiscalysia
Wis
INFORMATION TO VOTERS ON BALLOT MARKING AND ASSISTANCE
Instructions for voters at polling places cover how to receive and mark ballots, handling spoiled ballots, time limits, and available assistance for those who cannot read or mark the ballot. It explains writing in unc listed names, folding the ballot, and presenting it to the inspector before exiting the voting place. It also notes the oath option and whom election officers may be chosen to aid a voter.
Mohle Farm Rent Brings Family New Home
Albert George moved his family onto the George Farm he rents for a year. Mrs. West returned from Oshkosh where she spent the winter. Dr. Abbott treated Peter Hockel's horse, which injured itself some time ago, twice this week. The mail carrier could not complete his entire route for two weeks due to bad roads. Aloore Schultz repairs his roof after last week’s storm damage.
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Mohle
Albert George
George Farm
Market Prices Fragment Reflecting Food Commodities
Readable lines show prices for potatoes butter beef pork veal meat products and hides with units per cwt per lb and per dozen. Values include potatoes at 1.80 and beef around 9.00 per cwt while veal and chickens appear with scattered figures.
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Hewitt
Indianapolis Aspeadway
Mann
City OF
Frank Aigner
Edward Dumas
R. Connor
E. E. Finney
E. C. Pors Wm
Ebbe
John Kirschner
iGust
A. Krasin
Thomas Nelson
L. T. Trossen
J. P. Adler
A. J. Abbott
C. B. Edwards
Hugo Wegener
Thos. Wright
Eric Amble
Geo. I. Strang
C. B. Wharfield
Ee Peewee
Renee Ree
Twee
Tee Raeeeet
Edward O. Witt
Sparr Cereal Company
R. BE. Andrews
R. E. Andrews
Chas. Hahn
John Juno
Michael Wagner
Etree Ee
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