80 Acre Farm For Sale With Barn, Silo And Livestock
Classified ad item offers 80 acre farm with 40 acres under plow, new 38 by 52 barn, 18 ft high, new silo, four horses, five fresh cows by Dee, plus farming machinery. Inquiries to B L Vaughan Stevens Point Wis. Also notes a 40 acre Marshfield area farm for cheap sale with Box M7 Marshfield Times address. Real estate exchange seeks farm wild land or city property. Ad includes Triumph Pills relief notice from Milwaukee.
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Dee
B. L. Vaughan
Stevens Point
Wis
Marshfield
Marshfield Times
Paulson & Loughead
Dressmaking at Elite parlors by Miss Foster
Dressmaking and ladies tailoring offered at the Elite parlors under Miss Foster. Original styles simple or elaborate or duplicates of provided illustrations. Prices reasonable. Over Rembs and Sturm.
Market prices for hay and farm goods listed
The page lists prices for hay and various farm commodities including No. 1 Timothy at 9.00 and other hay grades with no-call, potatoes new, butter, dairy products, beef live weight at 5.00 per cwt, veal, sheep, calves hides, chickens, and a Sparr Cereal Company section with prices for Wheat Oats Barley Rye Corn and various feeds.
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Cisenseas
Sparr Cereal Company
Virereeresee
Marshfield Seeks Bids for Revised City Ordinances Printing
Sealed bids by 10 a.m. December 11, 1915, for compiling and printing the city’s revised ordinances in pamphlet form. Bid includes all clerical work and printing costs for 150 and 260 copies. By order of the Judiciary Committee, city clerk John Seubert.
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Marshfield
Judiciary Committee
John Seubert
Judge's Winter Car Woes Stir Mosinee Times Tale
A Mosinee Times item humorously recounts George Robiseneau failing to start his Ford during winter. The judge, aiding a real estate interview in the country, ends up back at the road, tinkering with the car and then kicking the carburetor, causing chuckles about his neglect of La Paletta cigarettes and forgotten business.
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George Robiseneau
Tke
Maindad
la Paletta
Mosinee
Wisconsin Aims for Tuber Culosis Seals Pennant
Wisconsin seeks the National Tuberculosis Association pennant for highest per capita seal sales. Wisconsin leads in Red Cross Christmas seal fundraising, financed by sales, while Rhode Island holds the per capita record. Wisconsin rural communities will boost 1915 sales as the state campaign progresses.
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Wisconsin
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Red Cross
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
National Association
Rhode Island
Malwaukee
Money for Highways A Clark County budget vote and new boards
Clark County boards approved an $8000 addition to the auto fund, $2500 for road machinery, $1000 for road incidentals, $1000 for soldier relief, $15,616.76 for state aid roads and bridges, and $36,000 for the general fund. The overall tax levy totals $141,148.21. New county education board members named John Hunt Zicker, W. L. Smith, and E. T. Hale. Redmond and Olaf Olson were re-elected farm superintendent and courthouse janitor.
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Clark County
New County Board of Education
John Huntzicker
Greenwood
W. L. Smith
Neillsville
E.T. Hale
Humbird
Equalization Board
Soldier's Relief Fund
County General Fund
MGC
Redmond
Olaf Olson
Court House
Estate of Robert H Schroeder Probate Hearing notice
Wisconsin Wood County probate records show Maury B Schroeder petitioning to appoint Amos Roll as administrator of the estate of Robert H Schroeder who died intestate around October 1915. The hearing is set for December 8, 1915 at 10:00 AM in Grand Rapids Probate Office with three weeks of notice in Marshfield Times.
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Wood County
Robert H. Schroeder
A. D
Maury EB. Schroeder
County of
Wood
Amos Roll
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
New Job for Uncle Sam in Pittsburgh
Mor vis Kaine of Leopold West Virginia warns the Pittsburgh Marine Corps recruiting office that his son Anthony Kanne a seven year old submarine of the navy has run away from home and may seek enlistment. He threatens to whip the boy and send him back. Sgt Michael DeBoo assures no enlistment and dismisses the whaling remark.
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Pittsburgh
United States Marine Corps
Morvis Kaine
Leopold
West Virginia
Sea Soldiers
U.S. Marine Corps
Anthony Kanne
Navy
Morris Kanne
Michael DeBoo
Advice to the Chauffeur From Flagg in December Issue
In the December American Magazine James Montgomery Flagg offers chauffeurs cheeky guidance on dignity and conduct. He lampoons misused authority, urges kindness, and suggests coordinating with employers while maintaining respect and prudence in daily driving duties.
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James Montgomery Flagg
Books For Children Exhibit At City Library
Books admit children to new worlds of delight and life long memories. Exhibit of Christmas books priced from 50 cents to over $1.00 runs at the City Library from November 28 to December 11.
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Lantary
Young hunter killed in deer hunting accident
Ewald Klebunde aged seventeen of Sarona died at Eau Claire as a deer hunting victim. While seated on a stump near Sarona Friday watching for deer he fell and the bullet discharged piercing his abdomen. He was brought to Eau Claire Thursday evening.
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Ewald Klebunde
Sarona
Eau Claire
The Eskimo Baby and an Irish Courtroom Mirror
Eskimo baby clothing shows extreme minimalism in 20 degree below zero conditions as a mother's warmth and seal skin cradle protect it. An Irish girl testifies in court declaring the prisoner never made his mother smile, reflecting on kindness and grudges in a sharp biographical aside.
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tArrah
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Morocco's extreme Mohammedan stance noted near Europe
A concise critique states that despite its geographic closeness to Europe, Morocco stands as the most fanatical among Mohammedan countries. The remark emphasizes a sharp cultural and religious stance perceived by the author.
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Morocco
Europe
Bloomville Tragedy: Two Children Die In House Fire
Meta aged 11 and Herman aged 6, children of Mrs. T. Aramel of Bloomville near Merrill, were burned to death when their home caught fire likely sparked by an overturned ramp. The mother had been in Merrill all day and returned by train near midnight.
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Meta
Herman
Magazine Club Subscription Savings Offer
A reader is urged to send their subscription to join a magazine club and save money. The item emphasizes savings for subscribers of listed magazines and invites participation.
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the Times
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