Notable Names List in Local Society Pages
Local society column lists Mrs. Witmer Haskins and Mrs. Margret Weinlann along with Mrs. Gertrude Ryan and Mildred St Clair, James Racine, L Sister, Berman Pants, Mr. Racine, and Mr. A. Baker. The compilation includes several residents such as Mrs. Witmer Haskins and Gertrude Ryan, indicating social circle updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Baker
Mrs. Witmer Haskins
Berman Pants
Mr. Racine
Gertrude Ryan
Mildred St Clair
L. Sister
Margret Weinlann
Classified Ad for Wood County Farm Lease Offer
Property in the East 4 of the Northwest 4 of Section 24 Township 24 Range 2 Wood County Wisconsin nine miles south of Marshfield. Main house one story 16 by 25 wing 14 by 25 1 38 16 in good repair. Good well. Stable room for four horses four cows and chickens. 25 acres cleared about half need bush cutting. 25 acres fenced and cross fenced. Will furnish wire for balance. Will lease to a wood tenant on liberal terms and take large portion of rental in work. Malcolm V Bolton Cedar Rapids Iowa Std.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
Wood County
Wisconsin
Marshfield
Malcolm V. Bolton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Guernsey Bull Sells for 1200 Dollars in Lindsey Trade
Henry Florence of Lindsey sold his prize Guernsey bull to Charles L. Hill of Rosendale for 1200 dollars. Hill, president of the American Guernsey Breeders Association, annually visits Guernsey for stock. The bull had been kept on Justice ad J Prest’s Lindsey farm prior to the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Florence
Lindsey
Guernsey
Charles L. Hill
Rosendale
Mr. Hill
American Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Island of
Justice Ad. J. Prest
Rabbits Require State License for Hunting, AG Says
Attorney General Owen states that hunting rabbits without a license is illegal. He labels rabbits game and urges obtaining a license, hunting on private land, or not hunting at all to stay lawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Town News From Eau Pleine and Nearby Calls
W Boucher made a business trip to Marshfield Monday. Mr and Mrs Thos Jozwiak were Marshfield callers Tuesday. Frankokowiak and 3 Noviak were business callers at Scratford Monday. Farmers in the area pressed hay this past week. W Boucher and Miss Ethel Faleske were Marshfield callers Saturday. Eleanor Baedicker left Monday for Spencer before returning to O N Ail Neb. L J Boucher of Marshfield visiting his son W Boucher returned home Monday. He attended the funeral of Mrs Aug Krauter. Mr and Mrs F Brownell and son and Mrs Hewitt of Crandon attended Mrs Krauter's funeral. Mrs Hewitt returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs Brownell remain here for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Boucher
Marshfield
Thos
Jozwiak
Frankokowiak
Noviak
Scratford
Ethel Faleske
Eleanor Baedicker
Spencer
O'Nail, Neb
L. J. Boucher
Aug. Krauter
United Doctors Specialist Visit in Marshfield Wis
The United Doctors licensed by the State of Wisconsin announce a special two day visit to Marshfield at the Blodgett Hotel on Tuesday November 18 from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. They offer free consultation, examination, and advice for chronic nervous and bodily diseases of men women and children. They claim bloodless surgery for many conditions and urge those with kidney or bladder troubles to bring a urine sample for analysis. Married ladies should attend with husbands and minors with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Doctors
Sconin
America
Tulde
Mill Creek Notes From Marshfield Visits
Michael Ruplinger visits son Phil in Mill Creek. Mr and Mrs Louis Schiterl were in Marshfield Saturday. Anton Winrow hauled a load of wood to Marshfield last week. Agnes Seidel visited Peter Borens Tuesday. William Seidel helped Louis Schiterl haul stones last week. Mrs Chas Seidel and Mrs Louis Schiterl visited Mrs F Haselberger last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Winrow
Marshfield
William Seidel
Louis Schit Iers
Does Backache Worry You How to Get Relief
An old style medical ad urges readers to suspect kidneys for backache and other symptoms. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills with a Marshfield testimonial from Mrs. Louis C Schmidt, credits Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents, cites a 50 cent price, and ends with the brand reminder to remember the name Doan's. The ad also briefly mentions Dr Alles Laxative Tablets as a separate product and includes typical sale language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Marshfield
Louis C. Schmidt
Cedar St
Marshield
Wis
Doan
Sexton Bros
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Declare War on Colds A crusade by New York doctors
Prominent New York physicians launch a campaign to reduce common colds within a generation. They publish don’ts to avoid colds such as drafting in draughty cars and sleeping in hot rooms. They recommend using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to get rid of a cold quickly, sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Times Office
L. E. Berg
East 2Nd St
Dallendorfer & Bathrick
Stave Bank
Estray
Marathon County
C.J. Utter
Marshfield Road
Sao
the Times
Oberbeck Bros. Mfg. Co
Grand Rapids
George Weltons Land Office
Wm. Maluge
Hotel Cook
W. Dreak
A. H. Flaig
Ingram Block
Eau Claire
Struggie
Henry Warle
M.D. Deutscher Arzt
Rambs & Sturm
K. H. Muhre
M. D.C
Marsifield
Laxton's
Maple Street
Walter Mason
Wama
Vedder
Ofice
Rosa Brothers
Ictor A. Mason
House
Adiurtock
Potter
M. U
Omice
Lundgren
Slytreblp, Siu, M.D
Deming
Bours
Oto
Ste
B. Edwards
Baal Fateto
RR Williams
Armory
W. T. Poad
Ragidence Corner
Snd and
Corlur Streets
E. Lind, AD
First National Bank
Enigans
Sexton
Humphreys
Cermipt
Price
Humpareys
HOMYO
Medicine CO
Cornor Willam
Aan
Wm. Ebbe
Chicago School of Auctioneering
Dallendorfen & Bathrick
Det
State of Wisconsin
Jase
William Kuss
Whareas
Cameron
Wond
Fritz Kusa
Lawa
Grand’ Rapids
Anid County
Heneilise
J. Conway
Lindsay Man
Animal
Charles Hill
Jerusalem
Rabbit
Eau Pleine
Fletcher
Castoria
Coe Ower
Chamberlain's
Patrooy
United Doctors Specialist
Marshfield Wis
Blodgett
To & P.M
Mill Creek
Michael Ruplinger
Phil. Ruplinger
Louis Schiterl
Agnes Seidel
Peter Borens
Chas, Seidel
Louis Schiferl
F. Xx. Hasselberger
Dr. Alles
Upham
Upham Retail Lumber Yards
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