Lumber Men Meet in Milwaukee to Set Standards
The Norther Hemlock & Hardwood Lumber Association, with representatives from 50 saw mills in Wisconsin and northern Michigan, convened in Milwaukee to adopt grading rule standards for hardwoods. An Eau Claire inventor unveiled a machine to automatically pay cases on end boards, appealing to lumber buyers. A special committee recommended adoption by concerned manufacturers. J. T. Philips of Green Bay serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Norther Hemlock & Hardwood Lumber
Wisconsin
Michigan
Freir
Eau Claire
Cons
J. T. Philips
Green Bay
Market Prices For Dairy Meat And Livestock
A brief listing shows live weight and dressed prices for butter dairy eggs pork veal and sheep calf hides beef hides and chickens. The entry notes Roaf live weight and spring chickens with figures partially garbled but indicating per ten pounds and per head pricing.
Baker Says Plot to Raid Border Found
Washington reports that Secretary Baker announced the War Department has definite information that enemies of the administration’s policy toward Mexico, with Villa or other bandits, planned a border raid to sway votes before the election. Details were sent to Generals Funston and Pershing and American forces prepared for attack if needed. The statement notes no Americans are implicated, only Mexicans. Baker faced questions but offered no comment on resigning or Wilson’s stance.
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Washington, D. C
Haker
War Department
Mexico
Villa
Baker
Ad Jann Tration
State
War Departments
Munster
Pershing
Washington
Lansing
Cornell Polk
State Department
United States
Une Fred
UN Mexico
Carranza
Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Mr. Snider
A testimonial from Wisa ywhack resident Mr. Snider cites back pain dizziness and irregular eye action caused by kidney problems. After two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills relief followed. The ad urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills at local dealers.
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Dean
W. Snider
Grand Rapids
Wisa
Doan
Causes of Infantile Plague Emphasized by Public Health Chief
Cincinnati reports Dr. Thomas F. Hartington of Massachusetts attributes rise of infantile paralysis to chemical agents from automobile oil and fluid fumes. He told the American Public Health Association that the illness is linked to airborne chemical exposure rather than a microbe, affecting infants and the elderly most.
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Cincinnati
Thomas F. Hartington
Jubar
Massachusetts
American Public Health Association
Hughes Outlines Policy In Campaign Speech
Boston Oct 26 Charles Evans Hughes outlined his presidential policy focusing on an executive answerable to the nation a cabinet of capable men a courteous but firm foreign policy and protections for American rights. He pledged government supervision of business practices with honesty assumed from the average businessman and a domestic program aimed at peace and cooperation rather than industrial strife.
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Boston
Mass
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Wisconsin Eyes Progressive Drift in Wisconsin Campaign
Washington reporters note Wisconsin may shift its electoral vote to Democrat Warren Wilson, reflecting a national pull toward progressivism. The piece traces local reform roots from Bart Williams in Ashland to William La Follette and Burt Williams, highlighting Wisconsin’s long progressive tradition and the impact on governor and Senate prospects in the national capital.
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Washington, D. C
Marshffield Times
Wisconsin
Waron Wilson
Wilson
Stampat
Philiip
Andis
Wisconsi
Roul
William Jennings Bryan
Bob” LaPollette
Midle West
Burt Williams
Ashland
Lumber Indus H
Bart Ams
Chytet
Rob
Washington
Ta- Poilette
Badger State
Wisconsin butterfat report highlights top cows in state
The state cow-testing association notes top butterfat tests from farms in Stratford and Aupuen dale. Marty Aschenbrenner’s 15 cows yield 509 pounds, J C Kieffer’s 9 cows produce 66.5 percent fat, and Fiert and Hutchins in Wead county report 40B as a deduction reference.
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Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Marty Aschenbrenner
Stratford
J. C. Kieffer
Aupuendale
Fiert & Hutchins
Wead
Wisconsin General Election Notice 1916 and County Claims
Statewide general election notice lists electors and offices to be filled on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1916. Officers include President and Vice President electors, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, U S Senator, and various state and county posts with term dates and replacements in Madison and Grand Rapids finalized by state officials.
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State OF Wisconsin
Department of State
Edward F. Dithmar
Jao
Denali
Henry Johnson
Walter C. Owen
A. D
Robert M. LaFollette
Onal
Marathon
Portage
Waupaca
Waushare
Ward
Shawano
Edward E. Browne
Clark
Wood
Monk
Madison
J. & Donalt
State of
Wisconsin
County of
Anderson
Enpe
Tluett
Pire
Circuit Court
A. BR. Ever
John Roberts
John Hoffman
Junto
Grand Rapids
Will of Frederick Eckhoff Probate Ordered in Wood County
State of Wisconsin Wood County court in probate orders that William Thuss petition to prove and admit the alleged will of Frederick Eckhoff deceased to probate. Hearing set for November 28, 1916 at 10 o clock a.m. in Grand Rapids probate office. Notice to interested parties via Marshfield Times for three weeks. Court: W. J. Conway, County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin
Wood County
Frederick Eckhoff
Frederick Eckhow
Marshfield
County of
Wood
Grand Rapids
W. J. Cokway
Allen's Foot-Ease for the Troops
War zone hospitals order Allen's Foot-Ease for troops. Antiseptic powder shaken into shoes or used in footbath reduces friction and foot fatigue. Drug and department stores widely stock it at 25 cents. Don’t accept substitutes. Try it today.
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Allen
Stationery Store Promises Wide Range for All Customers
The notice promises a broad stock from ten point items to full account books and other needs. It offers school supplies for youngsters, luxury stationery for ladies, and complete business equipment for men, regardless of order size.
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Grogery
Marinette
Wis
Wells Street
Schle
Iwisciie
Auburniale
P. A. Grimesey
Iela
Trent Stream
P.C. Andersen
Hammon
Klondike
Marshfield
M. Bourne
Milady
Busi
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Whiting Manufacturing Company
Bent Block
Oshkosh
Odeobrevt
Iagwo
Horn
John Grochowalski
Merrillan
Bes
4Th and Oak State House
Joan
iWyreVa
Lous Varsho
Geo
Gall
A. Bleinheinz & Son
Kingsbury
St. John’s Schoal
First National Bank
Lexington
Nebr
J. Gunn
Times Office
Inquire Ag
N. Maple St
D. Freedman
Pedassian
Lohmann
ALOUT
Yrs
J. J. Vedder
Jersey
Jacoby Trene
Matteson & Son
Clintanville
Wisvonein
Berkshire
Duroc
H. P. West
Ripon
Guernsey
A. Merriman
Fort Atkinson
Prince
Wasaburn Farm
Osish
de Kol
Legis
Frice
Julius Lindstede
Courthouse
Manitowoc
Wir
Remington
Neil JR iTirtt
Elk Mound
TOR Sale
Adolph Kramer
Dusk Glenwood
Glenwood Boy
Haddon
Corolette
Vance
Brown County
J. D. McAllister
Edgewater Stack Farm
Atkinson
John Seubert
Seubert
Sparr Cereal Company
MR. Hughes
Iir
Park Falls
Park Falls Lumber Co
Wm. T. Nobles
R. J. Strauss
Parker
Cal
Renee Eves
Itaes Chemical Works
Patchouus
Incorporated
Op Capitell
Taylor & Scott Cog
Wood County Abstracts
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