Long service next Sunday at EE Miners in Richfield
Richfield notices report a social club gathering with Rev J Graham Sibson and praise for his address, plus local events including a well drilling operation on the Fritchie farm and recent farm moves to a new home near Seneca Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield
Everbody
J. Graham Sibson
Wm. Michaels
Michaela
McMillan
Sutton
Abraham Carpenter
W. F. Crackley
Seneca
Ill
Auto
Willett Carpenter
Fred Fritchie
Rebstock
Klondike
Local notices from Lindsey Wisconsin November 22
Obituary notes the sudden death of Resco Stone at his Lindsey home. Community sympathy extends to his parents. Local business and social items include J D Johnson buying the Lindsey barber shop, Henry Benner moving nearby, hunting trips by Arthur Shepherd Will Opelt Herman Hahn and J Croteh, Dr and Mrs Lovesee planning Thanksgiving in Necedah, PJ Tilton loading wood, Ed Nelson nearly injuring himself hunting, Ed confiscating a gun wire and gun owner to prove ownership, Mrs Will Opelt and Mrs Sam Muir on a Marshfield trip, and a Ketelle’s gathering for dinner with Jim Wheelock visiting Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Wis
Resco Stone
J. D. Johnson
Henry Benner
Arthur Shepherd
Will Opelt
Herman Hahn
J. Croteh
Jackson County
Jim Guard
Walter la Sunet
Mrs. Lovesee
Necedah
PJ. Tilton
Progress
Kipps Spurr
Nelson
Sam Muir
Marshfield
Ketelle
Jim Wheelock
Grand Rapids
Mill Creek News Briefs and Local Happenings
Mill Creek reports surveyors begun the ai dye up of surveying the Mill Creek. Charles Seidel Jr returns from Chinook Montana where he took up a homestead. Farmers haul wood to Marsh, and cold weather brings skaters to local ponds. Miss Ella Ohm visits Cecelia Kempen Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Charles Seidel, Jr
Chinook
Montana
Ella Ohm
Cecelia Kempen
North Nasonville Log and Local Notices
In North Nasonville on November 28 Richard Block conducted business in Marshfield. Leopold and John Donnerbauer bought three fine horses from Ross Paulson of Granton. School District No. 1 temporarily closed due to illness of teacher Ore Ingalls who resumed duties this Monday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Stine visited friends at Klondike Sunday. Walter Peterson pressed hay for D Dieringer near Marshfield Tuesday. Mrs Joseph Stine visited a Marshfield galley between trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Nasonville
Richard Block
Marsh-field
Leopold
Ohn Donnerbauer
Ross Paulson
Granton
Ore Ingalls
Joseph Stine, Sry
Klondike
Walter
Peterson
D. Dieringer
Marshfield
Joseph Stine
SOHLE MobilNews: Local Visits and Travel Wrap
Dick Morey stayed Tuesday night with Marcy from Bradley and son to Sunday visitors at Mrs Charles Heel of Stratford. Annie Heckes visited her brother Henry and family of Ebbe last week. Abert Minton went to Superior Sunday on business. George Eckes returned from a hunting trip empty handed. Mrs Grown Mercy was in the city Saturday. Evelyn Eckes works for Mrs William Eckes. Charles Heckes and family spent Sunday evening at Penney's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Heckes
Henry
Ebbe
Abert Minton
Superior
George Eckes
Grown Mercy
Albert Johnson
Evelyn Eckes
William Eckes
Charles Heckes
Penney’s
Deer hunters return as Randall drives new horse
In Rock on Nov 22, Randall is seen driving a new horse. A number of deer hunters have returned with most succeeding in securing a deer. Fred Anderson sawed wood for Will Hart and Alex McTavish hosts wood sawyers today. Argus Renne sold his farm and plans to move his family to Grandon soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Mr. Randall
Fred Anderson
Will Hart
Alex McTavish
Argus Renne
Grandon
Thrice-A-Week World offers combined sale with Marshfield Times
The New York World advertises 1914 news value and rapid coverage of world events. A sixteenth edition at $1 per year is promoted, with a bundled offer including The Marshfield Times for one year at $2.00, saving over the combined regular price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inomentous Times
New York World
Marshfield Times
Northern counties to improve roads
A Wisconsin movement seeks an elaborate state highway system, especially in the north, to map publish and prove excellent roads. The plan outlines a Milwaukee to Ashland route via Fond du Lac Oshkosh Neenah Menasha Appleton Waupaca Stevens Point Marshfield then along the old Wisconsin Central line to Ashland. Ashland county already has a top road and northern roads are praised as ready for rapid improvement to attract tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Chicago
Milwaukee
Lake Superior
Ashland
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Neenah
Local Notes from Auburndale Wis November Wins and Visits
Auburndale residents share a week of travel and homecomings with many locals returning from nearby towns. Joseph Mohan came home from Wrightstown, Emma Gotz visited family, Henry Peterman welcomed a new baby, and Elsie Pankratz wed Joseph Swigell of Stratford at St. Marys church. Families and workers from Marshfield, Milladore, Stevens Point, and Valders are noted in visits, business trips, and farm interests.
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Auburndale
Wis
Joseh Mohan
Wrightstown
Anna Haasl
Serrill
Sunde
C. A. Carlson
Marshfield
Howard M. Jones
Minnneapolis
Emma Gotz
Fond du Lac
Wenzel Gotz
Henry Peterman
Adolph Watruba
Milladore
James
John Haas
Edward Grode
Stevens
Point
Charles Hafer
Misa Ida Kotlow
Waupaca
Frank Kotlow
Elsie Pankratz
Joseph Swigell
Stratford
St. Marys Catholic Church
Father Schumacher
Chicago
Stanley Anderson
Laona
Wm. Heeg
Fred Gotz
William Bilgarth
South-Ern
Peter Peterson
Valders
Hints on Foot and Mouth Treatment by David Roberts
David Roberts of Waukesha former state veterinarian now practices veterinary medicine issues a bulletin on foot and mouth disease in five stock. The document notes the disease is highly contagious affecting cattle sheep hogs and other animals with humans at risk mainly by contact. It urges staying home your poultry off public roads thorough disinfection of stables and whitewashing after the outbreak to prevent spread and rebuild animal strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roberts
Waukesha
Youths Companion Calendar Presents Useful New Year Gem
The Youth's Companion publishers offer a 1915 calendar to every paid subscriber. The calendar features rich decorative mounting and a clear aim to be both beautiful and highly useful for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Youth's Companion
Money in Guineas for City Folks
A Farm and Siesside article shares a city dining tale where a woman learns high prices for guinea squabs. A poultry merchant encourages breeding guinea fowls for a profit with a ready urban market. Starting from a few birds kept to deter hawks, she builds a lucrative trade serving city hotels and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm
Sieside
Poultry Commission
Remarkable Stomach Remedy Promoted by Mayr
An old Chicago druggist George H Mayr claims his vegetable oil treatment cures stomach liver and intestinal troubles by cleansing and soothing the bowels. He says it removes obstructions from fecal matter and gases enabling free passage of food and fermentation cessation. The remedy, priced and sold by R J Strauss locally, is touted as harmless and fast acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Mayr
Chicago
Druge’ste
Mayrs
R. J. Strauss
Enterprising Hawker Hrevy and the Uncertain Pedestrian
A dazed pedestrian asks where he is after being knocked down and a London hawker offers a one penny item, capturing a brief street scene of urban bustle and misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londor
Remarkable Cure of Croup by Chamberlain’s Remedy
Mrs J B Cook of Indiana Pa recalls giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy to her child with croup last winter. She credits the medicine with breaking phlegm and ending coughing spells and says it saved his life. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cook
Indiana
Despondency From Indigestion Finds Relief
Mrs Blanche Gowers from Indiana Pa shares hope for those with poor digestion. She suffered for years, could only eat light foods, tried many remedies, then found relief with Chamberlain's Tablets after about a year, and now her digestion is fine. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Gowers
Indiana
Chamberlain
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Sohle
Charles N. Lurie
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Wm. Ebbe
Chicago School of Auctioneering
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