Dynamite mishap and local notices in Marshfield area
A Plymouth farmer tried to split a log with dynamite near his barn but a pig swallowed the explosive, causing a blast that injured the farmer and killed a mule. Dr. Secrist visits Marshfield monthly from Chicago for treatment. Also reports on John Mc Tavish’s accident at Springhorn’s barn, Wenzel & Wenzel butchers, a fraud suit over a wife procurement, and local prosperity commentary tied to Royalty Parent Flour demand and Banner Flour Mills' production.
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Plymouth
John Mc‘favish
Rock
Springhorn
Banner Flour Mills
Record Publishing Company to Launch New Daily Record
The Wausau Daily Record announces incorporation with the Secretary of State in Madison, authorized capital of fifty thousand dollars. Propritors and friends form the firm to upgrade paper quality, speed, and telegraph service to bring world events to press hour by hour. The move signals faith in Wausau and the Wisconsin River Valley’s future prosperity and growth.
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Wasa Record
Madison
Record Publishing Company
Daily Record
Prar Prigtars
Wansau
The
Wausau
Wisconsin River Valley
G A R Posts Urged to Demand Wisconsin Home Investigation
Capt. A C Smith, compiling a book on incidents at the Wisconsin Veterans Home, seeks G A R posts to unite in pressing for an investigation of the state soldiers home at Waupaca. Smith recently moved from Waupaea to Milwaukee to document the home, aiming to rekindle pressure for a thorough inquiry at the next legislature session after the last session failed to act.
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A.C. Smith
Wisconsin
G.A. R
Waupaca
Capt. Smith
Waupaea
Milwaukee
Prophesies Stormy Month Forecast by Weather Prophet Hicks
Weather prophet Hicks warns October will be stormy with twenty six storm days on the schedule. Central reactionary periods arrive on the 2nd 3rd and 4th and again mid month with cold days and frosty nights near the 15th and 18th. Regular storm periods from the 7th to 11th and 18th to 22nd bring autumnal storms. by the 20th rain and cloudiness spread eastward with rising barometer. Northwestern gales are forecast over the lake regions followed by a colder change. Agricultural notes by Prof R A Moore report Wisconsin crops mixed with a poor oat crop and below last year’s corn yield while barley remains strong and suggests clover planting success for next season.
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Hicks
Wisconsin
R. A. Moore
Department of Agronomy
Prof. Moore
Wiscons
Views of Senator Brazesu in Grand Rapids
State Senator T. W. Grasnau of Grand Rapids is in the city taking depositions in a law matter. He says he has avoided parties since the legislative session and does not foresee major developments. He discusses Wisconsin delegation support for La Pollet and potential candidates for delegates-at-large including Isaac Stevenson Davidson Connor Stout Sanborn. Evening Wis Sunday.
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T. W. Grasnau
Grand Rapids
la Pollet
Wiscon+sin
Wisconsin
Isaac, Stevenson
Davidson
Connor
Stout
Sanborn
Althoushe
Wis
Clever Coffee Imitation Promises Real Taste Without Coffee
An ad promotes Dr Shoop's Health Dues Imitation as a cereal grain drink resembling old Java and Mocha in flavor but containing no real coffee. Made from toasted grains with malt and nuts, it touts quick preparation and invites a free sample at Rose Bros store.
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Dr. Shoop
Tealth
Dr Shoop
Rose Bros
Wenzel and Wenzel Introduce Popular Sausage Variety
The new grades of sausage from Wenzel and Wenzel are a hit in homes and eateries, tasty fried boiled or cold, and can be cooked repeatedly without losing flavor. The firm guarantees best wholesome meats in every batch.
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Wenzel & Wenzel
Open Seasons for Game and Fish As Regulated
The new hunting season rules list open dates for deer muskrat rabbit and squirrel partridge woodpecker and snipe prairie chicken and hen quail duck goose rail or rice hen catfish bull heads black bass brook trout bass species fiddle catfish pickerel pike muskellunge and beaver with some species protected at all times and others seasonally open from specific dates through March or May depending on the species.
Taube-Conrad Nuptials at Lutheran Church
A church wedding was held yesterday at two PM at the Lutheran church uniting Miss Lena Taube of McMillan and Carl Conrad of Veefkind. Miss Ida Kleinschmidt and Miss Bertha Taube attended the bride. Otto Conrad and Chas Reckner stood with the groom. The couple then hosted a wedding supper in McMillan and an evening dance. They plan to reside on Mr. Conrad’s Veefkind area farm.
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L. Thom
Lena Taube
McMillan
Carl Conrad
Veetkind
Ida Kleinschmidt
Bertha Taube
Otto Conrad
Chas
Reckner
Conrad
Veefkind
Marshfield Men Leave for Bear Lake Hunting Trip
A party of Marshfield business men headed for Bear Lake for ten days of hunting and fishing. Members include Job Brackendorf as chaperon of the Bear Lake Fishing club, with guests Frank A. Noli, W. H. Kamps, Fred Vollmar, John F. Cole, Louis Thompson, George W. Upham, Anton Mettelka, and Oscar Ivanné. They lodge at a comfortable club house with range and heating stoves, and the annual trip is expected to yield a barrel of fish.
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Marshfield
Jast
Bear Lake
Job Brackendort
Frank A. Noli
W. H. Kamps
Fred Vollmar
John F. Cole
Louis Thompson
George W. Upham
Anton Mettelka
Oscar Lvanné
Mr. Brackendorf
As Told in the Hills at Onecra House Friday
A strong one day engagement titled As Told in the Hills opens Friday at Onecra House. The melodrama of western life promises thrilling situations with up to date specialties and a comical contrast. Prices 25, 35 and 50 cents. seats sold at Strauss drug store.
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Onecra
Strauss Drug Store
Dr Shoop Restorative Promises Quick Health Fix
A vintage health ad claims a weak stomach and heart nerves cause dyspepsia and palpitations. It advertises Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin sending free samples by mail to test the remedy, urging readers to write for one and note health improvement.
Restored 25 Cent Rate for Package Freight in State
Railways operating in the state reached a Wednesday agreement with the rate commission to restore the 25 cent minimum on package freight shipments, echoing the pre change to 40 cents. Many small shipments under a hundred pounds are affected, with substantial impact on liner these rates. Trial Catarrh treatments are mailed free on request by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. Tests show value with no cost to patients, and the remedy is sold by Sexton Bros.
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Rate Commission
eMeet
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Dr. Shoops
Sexton Bros
Reverable Art and Salon Mislabeling Tale
An anecdote recalls a Paris salon visit by Ti ja and a French painter whose work was praised by a selection committee member. The painter joked his piece was shown upside down, only to learn the committee had refused it the other way. Also an ad for Dr Shoop’s Restorative claims quick relief for stomach, heart and kidney ailments via nerve restoration.
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Ti Ja
Paris
Wisconsin Immigration and Development Association report
Bayar Wheelock reports on newspaper propaganda in the past year and outlines five weeks of focus in northeastern Wisconsin. The piece notes counties Lyndon Langlade Shawano Oconto and Florence among those organizing local development associations and urges broader funding for the state's county development drive. The enterprise aims to benefit the entire state and deserves support from lawmakers and the public. A separate ad promotes Preventies tablets for colds and feverish children, sold by Sexton Drug.
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Wisconsin Immigration and Development Asseeistion
Bayar
Wheelock
Wisconsi Ne
Langiade
Shawano
Ocontynette
Floren
Wheslock
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Secrist
Chicago
Blodgett
Wood County
Star Market
J. Boelter
Laona
Anton Koket
Koket
Boelter
Koker
G. A. R. Posts
Senator Brazesu
Tiffault-Kamps Merc. Co
Sexton Ros
Dr. Price
New School In
Rembs & Sturm’s Bldg
Ccie Bih
Schumaker
North Side
Louis Baumann
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