Glasses Improve Vision in Marlinfield and Milwaukee Readers
In Mausurium Wisconsin and Marlinfield Wisconsin dated March 19 1901 residents report long term eye troubles and failed attempts with multiple specialists. After J H Lepper examined their eyes and fitted glasses both express strong satisfaction and recommend the optician to others with weak vision.
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Merrill
Wisi
J. H. Lepper
Wis
Witom le May
J. H. Lopper
Mausurium
Milwaukee
H. Lepper
J. Frank Young
Marlinfield
Wwii
M. Bere
Incoherent 19th Century Advertisements and Names
Fragmented OCR style notice lists numerous personal and business names such as Ladergig y Bulcher and Hinmoo Cranford. It references Mrs Danley and Clifford Heavy Btuch Knowmore along with a Girl Title Nachtwey and various shops like Marshfield Bemporium. The text appears as an advertising collage without a single clear event.
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Swift
Ladergig'y Bulcher Shoph
Isie Res
Hinmoo Cranford
Wilth Kind Perralxion
Danley
Clifford Heavy
Knowmore
Primary Election Law Faces Narrow Assembly Passage
The Stevens primary law faces a tight path with party contention and uncertain senate fate. Strenuous campaigns both for and against the measure unfold as the trial will be close. Rev Joseph Brown in Depere Northwestern wreck. one dead eight injured. Mrs Margaret Livingston and Miss Brown notified by their father.
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State Senate
Stevens
Assembly
Senate
Margaret Livingston
Miss Brown
Joseph Brown
Depere
Tala
Mr. Brown
Evangelistic Services Begin at Methodist Episcopal Church
Beginning March 1 special services will be held daily for several weeks under Rev. T. J. Wiltsee conference evangelist at the Methodist Episcopal church. Daily schedule includes Pentecostal service at 2 PM, Children's meeting at 3:65 PM, and Evangelistic service at 7:30 PM. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Methodise Episcopal Church
T. J. Wiltsee
Dairy Board Meeting Call for Reorganization
The Times invites the president or secretary to send the dairy board notice for a meeting to re organize and set matters in shape as the cheese making season nears. The association includes a goat membership and values the board's benefits.
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Times
Died John Matowicz at home of his son-in-law
John Matowicz died Sunday at his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs A H Schmidl home. Funeral was held Tuesday from St Johns church with Rev Fr Hisen officiating. He leaves six children including John and Joseph Mauchly and two Mrs Wagner and two Mrs Wagner along with Brs A H Schmidt and Mrs Aduot Spechu.
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John Matowicz
A. H. Schmidl
St. John's Church
Hisen
John
Joseph Mauchly
Mike Wagner
Joseph Wagner
Brs
Eight-year-old loses finger on Rosellville road
The eight year old son of Emil Bibee on Rosellville road north of town lost his index finger while feeding a feed grinder on Monday. His sister, De Wuhle of this city, assisted by dressing the wounded digit. The Taney Comb Candy, newly advertised by H. C. Koenig, is mentioned in the same piece.
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Emil Bibee
Rosellville Road
Eulier
de, Wuhle
City
Jon A Gaynol Platforms for Wood County Judge Candidacy
Notice from Jon A Gaynol announcing candidacy for county judge in Wood County. He pledges to pursue justice and fair treatment for all with courtesy to those appearing before the county court. Also mentions local Honey Comb candy for sale at HB C, oenig'a, 203.
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Wood
Jon A
Gaynoi
HB. C
Oenig
Polls Open Early Under New Ceasus Rule
A recent ceasus increases city population past 5,000 and triggers an old opening method change. In cities above 5,000 residents polls must stay open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. year round, regardless of season.
Seven Room Cottage Near M E Church For Sale
Neat seven room cottage near the M E church offered at a very low price. Must be sold at once. Apply to this office. Want to Smokera to smoke the Lake View cigar made by John Hoelz.
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M. E. Chureh
Lake View
John Hoelz
Personal visits and business trips across Midwest figures
Mrs. J. T. Ellsworth is visiting in Chicago. Mrs. Will Little is visiting friends at Minneapolis. Jos. Thomas is at Milwaukee this week on business. Charles Hho visited various points in Indiana on business this week. Miss Marie Hirzy spent Sunday with relatives at Grand Rapids. George Pickett has gone to Dorchomer where he will clerk in a sure. Harry Hinman of Medford spent last Sunday with the W. G. Ainman family. Madam es TE, B, Winch and M. Reilly went to Grand Rapids Wednesday on a visit to Mrs. HE, S, Rene. W, Wr. Geisse spent several days in his home in Chilton the latter part of last week.
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Will Little
Minneapolis
Jos. Thomas
Milwaukee
George Pickett
Dorchomer
Meadames TE
Winch
M. Reilly
Grand Rapids
Geisse Pect
Chilton
Miss Rowan Announces Spring Millinery Opening
Miss Rowan announces her spring opening sale on Thursday April 4 for Easter trade. She will offer a complete stock of ube flues and the most fashionable spring and summer hats and millinery, with the latest artistic creations.
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B. M. Rowan
Social notes from Spencer area guests and travel
Miss Williams and Miss Varney of Spencer visited Dr. and Mrs. Pond last Saturday. Miss Halle Wright hosted Miss Fency Lowe of Neillsville earlier in the week. Local residents including Herb Cranmer recounts from the woods. William Gropp of Colby stopped by Roussler's tailor. Lindemann of Oshkosh visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Mitton Whitney and daughter hosted Adel A. Fowler. H. Hill, farmer and sawmillman, was in Spencer on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Barker and son of Plainfield stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrison. R. B. McMullen plan a Pacific coast trip via Seattle and Everett. Mrs. H. P. Riggs left to join her husband at Fond du Lac, escorted by many ladies. Robert Morrison and family from Indiana visiting Lincoln township. Morrison to reside here this summer. Mrs. P. Newton returned to Green Bay after weeks with the Reynolds at Spencer. Philo Sweet sold his Rock township farm to P. M. House and moved to Kalamazoo with family. he goes to Tennessee for the fast horse business.
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Robert Morrison
Lincoln
Mr. Morrison
P. Newton
George H. Reynolds
Green Bay
Philo Sweet
Rock
I’. M. House
Tennessee
Kalamazoo
Mich
Shadow Social Draws Pleasant Response at AOUW Lodge
The shadow social held by the A. O. U. W. lodge on Wednesday evening was a pleasing success. The vocal and instrumental program was well rendered and the ovation sale raised 29 dollars, with bidders seeing the shadow of the lame fair damger and basket lunch as part of the lively auction.
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A. 0. U. W. Lodge
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Elvis
Marshfield
Chicago
Millwaukee
Mawauker
D. TH. Lepper
Wisconsin Street
Yo Won Li
J. 1 Lepper
Rhinelander
C. M. Hirencock
Thinelander
A. F. Schltelman
E. Rosenbaus
Wausau
Tomahawk
Antigo
B. Elvis’ Jewelry Store
Duluth Universal
Duluth
Northwest
Minnesota
Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
A. Kleinheinz
Duluth Universal Mill Co
Mistellnoy
Munte
Brill
Pillsbury
van Houten
Columbia
Vera Volimar
Nancy Beattie
Ghartle Cole Toxtlia Bille
Lindley Rowe
Lesa Donchard
Mattie Powers
Jean Willams
Mary Powers
Howard Puliing
Walter Sexton
Walter Bulser
Lottie Smith Lowney
Madred Coon Isordertown
Gyd Girlsen
Otto Schuberth
Glen
Nowlive
Rev. Brown
Evangelistic Services
Dairy Board Meeting
Mr. Nathan
Tiffault-Kamps Mer
H. C. Koenig
Glo LE
Bruder
Mayville
Mrs. J. T. Ellsworth
Charles Hho
Indiana
Marie Hirzy
Harry Hinman
Medford
W. G. Ainman
Miss Rowan
Halle Wright
Fency Lowe
Neillsville
Herb Cranmer
William Gropp
Colby
Ab Roussler's
Cashier
Bmrs
G. Lindemann
Aod
Oshkosh
Mitton Whitney
Whitehwil, Spety
Adel. A
Fowler
Jesse Barker
Plain Beld
Joe Morrison
R. B. McMullen
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Everett
H. P. Riggs
Fond du Lac
Eachlal Kpowl
Val. Scurefer
Lyr Milwalekee, Wis
Shadow Social
Just
Gumantes
S. Miller
Mgr. Wisconses
Hans Bille
R. K. Sullivan
K. Thompson
Pourth Street
Horsa Men
Marsh
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