United Doctors Offer Free Examination in Wisconsin
A May event promotes the United Doctors twelve specialists who treat chronic and nervous diseases. They claim over eighty percent of patients come via recommendations and focus on nonoperative care for stomach, liver, nerves, heart, skin, kidneys, diabetes, rheumatism, and related conditions. Proof of success cited by numerous patient testimonials from Wisconsin towns.
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Northwest
United Doctors
Wisconsin
Hueman
America
Camping on Moen Trail Krig Eyes 145 Lb Ring Bout
Tommy Krieg of Marshfield promises a ten round bout against Pag Moen after visiting the Stevens Point office and expressing willingness to meet at 145 pounds ringside. Krieg boasted he would similarily do to Nick Salzman of Wausau if ever given the chance, and urged fighters to accept offers. The Times notes Moen signals interest in a match soon.
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Tommy Krieg
Marshfield
Nickey Salzman
Wausau
Pag
Moen
Krieg
Salzmann
Stevens Point Journal
the Times
Moon
Death of John Regenfuss at Marshfield Hospital
John Regenfuss died from blood poisoning after a wood saw accident at Hilbert Junction caused severe limb lacerations. He was taken to a local hospital where an amputation failed to halt the infection, and he passed away Thursday. Funeral service was held Saturday at St. John’s Catholic Church. He was a brother of Jacob and Joseph Regenfuss and formerly a Marshfield resident, survived by his wife.
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John Regenfuss
Regenfuss
Hilbert Junction
St. John's Catholic Church
Volz
Jacob
Joseph Regenfuss
Marshfield
Teddy Bear of Marshfield Passes After Long Life
John Brackendorf mourns the loss of Teddy the waterworks zoo bear once the first captive in Marshfield. The small but beloved pet helped spark city interest in bears, later leading to larger city purchases. The piece notes Teddy’s role with local children and his gentle status as a park favorite. The report also covers a league gathering in Neillsville with oratory and declamation prizes, naming winners and judges from nearby towns.
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Teddy
Waterworks Zoo
Marshfield
Neilsville
W Neillsville
Unity
Neillsville
Ed Walterbach
Lesh Laemle
M.H.S
Vncal
Mairye Arnold
Pearl Glover
Anna Cole
Miss Kress
Medford High
Prin, Martin
Colby
Raymond Patterson
Stevens Point Normal
Company A Gallery Scores in High Ten Shootout
At last Sundays shoot of the high ten the Company A prize competition produced scores out of 75 with Sergt A Bubolz 70 Corp A Hoerl 68 Priv WM Christensen 58 Priv H Witt 68 Sergt R Weaver 67 Corp A Hansen 65 Corp F Binder 66 Priv W Mittlestadt 56 Priv W Hansen Gjergt A Zecha 54 Priv J Christensen 63. Next Sunday is the final day of the shooting and prizes depend on that days results.
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Sergt
A. Bubolz
Corp
Gjergt
A. Zecha
Priv
J. Christensen
Board of Health to Inspect Outbuildings and Premises
A thorough inspection of out buildings stables and all refuse will be made under the Board of Health. Property owners are urged to clean up premises before the inspection to avoid nuisance and trouble.
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Board of Health
Praise for decomposed granite material inspection
F M Baisley of Madison and County Commissioner R H Brown toured Mosinee and Kronenwetter then visited other areas praising decomposed granite as a premier road building material. He urged its use where practical, saying roads of this material, properly built, will match stone roads in durability. White oak fence posts offered for sale by Roddis Lumber and Veneer Co at 12 1/2 cents each.
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F. M. Baisley
Madison
State Highway Commission
R. H. Brown
Mosinee
Kronenwetter
Baisley
Wausau Record Herald
Roddis Lumber and Veneer Co
Dietrick Tatia
Msntopla
Che
Sresay Freight
Aod
Tne
Spencer News Roundup From Wisconsin County
Spencer residents saw births and visits as local people traveled to Unity Wausau and Eau Claire. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Rue on Thursday April 25. Martin's saw mill finished its season. Various callers and visits filled the week including visits by Miss Maud Welch and Miss Stewart. Chas Vanderhoof had a toe amputated after frost injury. community members held a birthday surprise for Mrs K Thompson.
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Ed Rue
Martin’s Saw Mill
Judge Miller
Wausac
Spencer
Castorla Beara Signature of Chss H Fletcher
Castorla Beara carries the signature of Chss H Fletcher and is noted as a long used mark dating back over thirty years. The wording highlights the enduring nature of the signature and its association with The Kind You Have Always Bought.
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H.fletcher
Local Social News From Cameron Area
Arthur Keimaetz is helping Mr and Mrs Robt Braley. Daisy Davis visited with Ada Frerich. John Suttons repaint their house. Mrs Geo Stowe visited with daughter Mrs Wm Kiesling. Milan Tinkham of Oshkosh returned home for a visit. Crystal Billings of Mershfeld visited sister Mrs Robi Braley. Weiland Hathaway and children stay with Aug Hell. Lloyd Noble family visited Mrs Nobles parents. Chas Fredericks visited in Lincoln with Wm Kiesling. Carolyn Michaels from Lincoln helping Mrs Koht Broley. Alviré Gilbert employed in News office spent with her parents. Mrs Chas Stageman of Chicago visits with her father M A Tinkham. Clara Zenner stayed with sister and returned home.
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Milan Tinkham
Oshkosh
Crystal Billings
Mershfeld
Robi. Braley
Weiland Hathway
Link Mills
Aug. Hell
Chas. Fredericks
Town of
Lincoln
Wm. Kiesling
Carolyn Michaels
Alviré Gilberts
Louis. Gilberts
Chas. Stageman
Chicago
M. A. Tinkham
Ellen
Clara Zenner
Chas. Felhofer
Local notes from Richfield area events
Richfield and surrounding area reports list C W Porter on a Granton business trip and I A Tuttle hosting his sister from Omro. Oscar Hiller of Moline Illinois visits sister Mrs Jennie Harshoer. George Knapton reportedly rents Frank Snell’s farm for summer. No church services due to pastor’s illness. William Broley travels for cattle. John Maxwell the Krondike merchant visits southern Richfield. Mrs C R Olin returns from sister-in-law’s funeral near Omro. Richard Kusa moves to Marsofeld for wife’s health. Ruth Wesler ends Burhop district school term with a Saturday picnic for children.
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I. A. Tuttle
Omro
Oscar Hiller
Moline
Til
Jennie Harshoer
William Broley
John Maxwell
Krondike
Richfield
Wedding Bells Near Squaw Creek Preview Local Events
A baby boy named George Alfred was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gross beier. Theresa Breu travels to Madison for a cousin's wedding. Paul Mews returns from Milwaukee after winter work. George Schrieder is hospitalized at St. Josephs for an upcoming operation.
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Louis Grossbeier
George Alfred
Theresa Breu
Madison
Paul Mews
Milwaukee
Rance Co. Show May 17–18 Promises Entertainment
Miss Zita Snider visited at home over Sunday. Remember the Rance Co. show scheduled for May 17 and 18. Mr and Mrs Kennedy marked their 23rd wedding anniversary on Saturday. Hugh Masterson, visiting Ed and John Kennedy, left for Medford Monday.
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Zita Snider
Mrs. Kennedy
Hugh Masterson
John Kennedy
Medford
McMillan J Barron Rents Farm As Neighbors Help
McMillan J Barron has rented Ken Leng's farm. Sylvester Tupper owns a new gas line engine. QO R Vaughn moved Friday with neighbors helping. A Brant and wife were pleasant callers at F A Parks Sunday evening.
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J. Barron
Ken Leng
Sylvester Tupper
QO. R. Vaughn
A. Brant and
F. A. Parks
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Erich Gelbertson
Rib Lake
Jacob Offerdahl
Stoughton
Jacob Joseph
Wayward
L. A
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Stone Lake
Moen's
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County Board
John Oleson
Earl Holmes
M. G. Blake
Downey
Chas. Stoleman
Eau Claire
Guy Blaisdell
Bender
Cameron
Arthur Keimaetz
Robt. Braley
Daisy Davis
Ada Fredrich
John Sutton
Lloyd Noble
Ibaby
C. W. Porter
Granton
George Knapton
Frank Snell
Richard Kusa
Marsofeld
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Burhopp
Squaw Creek
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St. Josephs Hospital
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MiNneapolis
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