Classified notices echo one cent a word ad bursts
An OCR dated classified page offers sale notices for land in Clark County Wisconsin and century old items including a National Cash Register and farm land near the Black River. It also lists help wanted travel sales positions offering yearly salaries and expenses with names and addresses blurred.
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Dewiva
Clark Cownty
Wis
Black Iver
Ot Thea N. Seo
Aves
Clark
Bisrah Lund
Heros Beta Uh
Ur Closteof
Best Sheep Breed For Wet Pastures Guiding Choices
An Wisconsin Farmer reader weighs options among Shropshire Hampshire and Oxford sheep for level damp pastures. The Oxford is favored for large size and suitability, with Hampshires close behind. both may prove profitable, while Shropshire risks coarsening under such grasses.
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Royal Iown
Shropshire
Hampshire
Oxford
Pee
Guernsey Bull Sold for Record Price at Athens Farm
Athens Record reports Dr. Wood of Mankato bought Skeezicks the 22 year old son of Yeksa Lind for $1000, highest dairy animal price in Marathon county, purchased for Mr. Wicks of Youngstown. Skeezicks will ship soon. Also notes strong interest in Helendale Farm stock and Yeksa family.
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Dr. Wood
Mankato
Minn
Helendale
Athens
Yeksa
Wood
Helendale Farm
Mr. Wicks
Youngstown
Ohio
Skeezicks
Yeksa Lind
Treynore
Marathon County
Athens Record
Split-Log Drags Improve Johnson Roads Says local citizens
Edward Brend of Corinth reports two split-log drags in Johnson in road districts No 3 and No 5. One drag built by August Strebe a year ago on a road to his place, the other built this spring on a westward road from Corinth. They claim ruts are filled, mud reduced, and dust limited, with better roads at lower cost if overseers divide districts into mile stretches and employ drags after each rain. Also notes sugar cane fodder potential and seeding rate.
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Wing
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Johnson
August Strebe
Corinth
Edward Brend
Athens
Unruly Horse Handled With Ear Tugs Testimony
A veteran exchange warns against punting twisting or placing a noose on a horse’s nose. He says ear restraints calm the animal, making it as gentle as a lamb when guided correctly.
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