United Doctors Offer Free Consultation in Chronic Disease Care
A Northwest based group of twelve specialists known as United Doctors markets itself as a leading nonoperative treatment network for chronic ailments. They claim over eighty percent of patients come by recommendation and list several conditions addressed, including diseases of the stomach and bowels, nerves, heart, kidneys, diabetes, rheumatism, and sciatica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
United Doctors
Wisconsin
Amber
America
Kidney Pain Warning Promotes Bean's Kidney Pills
Local notice urges urgent kidney health and warns of danger from delays. It promotes Bean's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy, citing Marshfield resident Mrs. Albertine Wuerch. The ad notes Doan's Kidney Pills as a credited alternative, available at Sexton Bros. Drug Store, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Bean
Marshfield
Albertine Wuerch
West C
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
The Meanest Person on Earth and a Parlor Theft Tale
A narrator recalls a neighborly prank about a thief stealing wood from a pile and the growing tension between a couple over a misused sofa pillow. The tale unfolds with injected humor, odd dialogue, and a warning of unseen mischief around the holidays.
Sam Spencer family moves back to former Spencer home in Chili
Community notes report Sam Martin and family returning to their old house in Chili while local births, travels, and gatherings are noted. A son was born to Paul and Mrs Schroeder on November 15. Prof Blackmun of Abbotsford conducted business here. Mrs Johnston of Colby and Mrs Durland of Abbotsford visited Spencer. Miss Reas sisters completed visits in Waupun, Beaver Dam, and Mayville. Mrs Damon and Mrs Heath attended the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Sam Adams in York. Turner Art Exhibit at the school impressed many, though some teachers’ efforts went unappreciated. A hunting party from Spencer returned from near Ogema. Milwaukee’s Hotel Carlton opened with praise from The Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Martin
Chili
Paul Schroeder
Blackmun
Abbotsford
R. B. Johnston
Colby
N.H. Durland
Spencer
Mae
Eva Reas
Waupun
Beaver Dam
Mayville
A. A. Damon
F. W. Heath
York
Sam Adams
M. Galland
Lyle, Wash
Fond du Lac
Moon
Henry
Edwin
Milwaukee
Guy
Jim Ingham
George
Henry Raabe
Harley Graves
Ogema
Carlton
Old College
Juneau Ave
Milwaukee Street
C. L. Hartford
Catherine Moser-Wrege
L. E. Burr
the Sentinel
Old East Side
Ighby
Bell Bay
Bethel Briefs from Homecoming and Cold Weather
Fred Cole has returned from Ves per. John Rasmussen works forenoon at the academy. Mr Christian sen was ill. Sleighing has begun despite very cold weather. Mesdames Ohnstadt and Dorman visited Mrs Pearl last Tuesday. Johnnie Frommer came home from Milton Junction. Prof Fattic sprained an ankle but attended Divine services Sabbath. Josiah Baker’s sons, at their mother's funeral, stay to provide a father with wood. Mrs Addie Dorman of Morrisonville visited the Ohnstads last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cole
Vesper
John Rasmussen
Academy
Christiansen
Johnnie Frommer
Milton Junction
Prof
Fattic
Josiah Baker
Addie Dorman
Morrisonville
Wis
Thorburn Qhnstad
Local social notes from Cameron and surrounding areas
Miss Martha Kusa helped Mrs. Robt Bruley last week. Frank Krall finished threshing for Conrad Schalk last Wednesday. Norveigen Lut heran ladies aid met with Mrs Oliver Roland on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Nelson and family and Mrs R Kusa visited Wm Kusa. Miss Enola Johnson left for Amherst Junction to be bridesmaid at a cousin’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Kusa
Robt. Bruley
Frank Krall
Conrad Schalk
Norveigen
Community Notes From Auburndale and Surroundings
Auburndale and nearby residents share updates on ill health, family arrivals, and school activities. Becker returns from the woods. a baby girl is born to Aug Ristow. Baierl’s hall hosts a Thanksgiving dance by the Catholic Foresters. a marshmallow toast is enjoyed by upper school girls with Miss Burns. Local farming notes include silo filling and a new chees factory by Weigelsdorf, while hunting yields no deer for Rogganbauer and Schlaganhaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Ristow
Baierl’s Hall
Catholic Foresters
Richfield Notes On Local People And Illnesses
Harshner is clearing for I A Tuttle. Mozelle Travis visited her parents over Sunday. Mrs. Olin’s mother returned to spend winter. Mrs. Gesert and Miss Gegey attended church in Marshfield. Olin was called to Oshkosh for sister’s illness. Floyd Pember grew seriously ill but improving. Belton fell seriously ill with neuralgia. Loraine Tuttle of Omro visits I A Tuttle’s family. she plans Minnesota extended visit. Friends mourn the sudden death of Mrs. Towle. summer residents returned to Neeuah six weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozelle Travis
Loraine Tuttle
Omro
I. A. Tuttle
Minnesota
Weigelsdorf Harvest Notes From Bill Altman Farm
Nick Hamas finished threshing clover last Thursday at Bill Altman's place. Misses Lena and Clara Weigel were visiting Mr and Mrs Altman during the day, sharing in the farm work and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Hamas
Bill Altmans
Lena
Clara Weigel
Community notes and deer hunting triumphs in local columns
The M W A plans a Thanksgiving social dance at the ball with thanks. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet at Mr and Mrs Rastad home on Thursday the 23rd. Deer news reports Charlie Byers and William Laughber securing the first deer after a short hunt, the first drop in the neighborhood with Charles’s new rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Charlie Byers
William Laughber
Charles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Aracue
Jess
Lass
Bethel
Mesdames Ohnstadt
Dorman
Mrs. Pearl
Cameron
Lucky Billiken
A. C. Kiffer
Billiken
Story & Clark
Story & Clark Piano Co
A. C. Kieffer
E. B. McGannon
Gen
Mgr
Auburndale
Theo
Becker
Ole Seiverson
Nick Kelenhoefer
Connel
Wash
E. Jesse
A. Ristow
George O'Brien
Siegel
Miss Burns
Wm. Cady
Olive Fredrich
Geo. O'Brien
Andrew Pankratz
Greenburg Brothers
Joe Bruckart
Josephine
Joe Weigel Sr
Joe Grosebier
Weigelshorf Hall
Weigelsdorf “ Chees
Herman Weigel Jr
Joe Schlaganhaft
Theodore Rogganbauer
Richfield
Harshner
I A. Tuttle
Wm. Gesert
Miss Gegey
C.R. Olin
Oshkosh
Floyd Pember
Wm. Belton
Weigelsdorf
Linenln School House
Kestel Bros.Co
Freeland Company
Detroit, Mioh
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!