Leinheinz Tells of Profit on Sheep
Frank Kleinheinz promotes sheep farming in a Chicago bulletin, listing six reasons why farmers should raise sheep. He notes low capital needs, simple housing, less labor during peak seasons, fewer destroyers, fertility benefits from grazing, and rising mutton profits on western ranges. Kleinheinz is a prominent Wisconsin flockmaster.
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Frank Kleinheinz
Livestock Commission
Chicago
Kleinheinz
Mr. Kleinheinz
Wisconsin
Enthusiasm Grows Over Profitable Flock Husbandry Prospects
The discussion centers on the state’s potential for profitable flock husbandry as a key agricultural venture. Proponents highlight opportunities, investment needs, and benefits to farmers amid evolving markets and supportive policies.
Stump Puller Inventor Trials New Machine Near Marshfield
R G Wipperman of Chicago, a former Grand Rapids man, returned to Marshfield last week and is testing his improved stump pulling machine on Wood county stump piles. He has yet to hold a public demonstration but believes the device will clear hardwood and pine lands effectively and can be manufactured at a reasonable price.
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R. G. Wipperman
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Wood County
Fourth term idea from Grand Rapids Reporter
County matters show less political heat than state and national debates yet discussions continue on potential leaders. The Grand Rapids Reporter notes local sentiment favors stability and practical governance over expansive campaigns as talks consider a fourth term proposal.
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Grand Rapids
Opposition to fourth termers in county party slate
The editorial argues against fourth term incumbents, noting prior opposition in the last primary and predicting they may fail to win in November. It advocates limiting elective tenure to two or three terms, warning that voting against the nom leaders could derail the entire ticket. It cautions readers about potential electoral consequences.
Feed a Cow Problem at National Dairy Show in Chicago
TRY A TIMES WANT AD FEED IS COW PROBLEM Vita Question of Importance to Farmer to Be Considered at Chicago The National Dairy Show opens October 22 31 at Chisago focusing on feed forage for the milk cow Exhibitors in the Advanced Registry class push for strict daily butter fat records The feed matter is urgent for owners with entries The Advanced Registry forbids experimental feeds and demands verified methods from feeders and experiment stations Each day must yield higher milk production George Hubatch of Antigo 16 is killed while hunting on his birthday his shotgun fired causing fatal wound
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Chicago
Chisago
Times Wanted: Bryan Visit Draws Attention in Milwall
A non political meeting drew attention to William Jennings Bryan during the last week of October as he visited the northwest. The event referenced the first western Road Congress held in Milwall, highlighting regional interest and infrastructure discussion.
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Wm. J
William Jennings Bryan
Northwest
Milwall
Congress to Meet at Auditorium for Road Development Exposition
Kee invites the public to a congress in an 8000 seat auditorium with an opening ceremony headlined by Mr. Bryan. Governors McGovern Ferris Dunne Clarke and others will attend as road authorities from Wisconsin Iowa Michigan Illinois. Exhibits will feature roads built under supervision and a road machinery exposition.
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Kee
Congress
Bryan
Francis McGovern
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
Edw. Dunne
Ilinois
GW. Clarke
Iowa
United States Department of Public Roads
Wisconsin State Highway Commission
Iowa State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Milwaukee County
Vinci the cod liver and iron tonic testimonial note
Rosary Hill Home Hawthorne New York reports eighteen years of aiding the sick and poor with Vinol for run down emaciated patients. A Young Sonat improved remarkably after liberal Vinol use and thanks the doctor. The testimonial emphasizes Vinol builds health for weakened nervous conditions or chronic coughs and colds with a money back guarantee offered by Sexton’s Prescription Store Marshfield Wisconsin.
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Rosary Hill
Hawthorne
N.Y
Sonat
Vinci
Alphonsa Laruropr
Hawthorns
Sexton's
Marshfield
Wis
Will of George F Schlotman Probate Hearing in 1914
Wood County Wisconsin probate court orders Amelia Schlotman to prove the will of George F Schlotman deceased. Hearing set for November 3 1914 at 109 oclock AM in Milladore with publication notice for three weeks in Marshfield Times. County Judge W J Conway signs the order dated October 6 1914.
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Wood County
George F. Schlotman
George Schlotman
Milladore
Wood
Wisconsin
Amelia Schlotman
Marshfield
Said
W. J. Conway
Supreme Court Affirms Marathon County Land Case Verdict
The state supreme court handed down many decisions on Thursday including Theresa Multerer of Marathon County versus Anton Dallendorfer and H. R. Bathrick. The court affirmed the Marathon County circuit court verdict in favor of the plaintiff in a land and personal property transaction dispute.
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Supreme Court of the
Theresa. Multerer
Marathon County
Anton Dallendorfer
H. R. Bathrick
Circuit Court of
Modern Business Methods for Office File Systems
The Modern Business Man has revolutionized his filing methods for correspondence, bills, records, and memoranda. The modern business man merchant manufacturer or garden farmer is apprised of the complete stack we keep for letter and bill files binders cabinets drawers and related items. Such can be lettered to meet all office requirements.
Local Market Report Receipts and prices for farm goods
Price paid for hay No 1 Timoth nine dollars per ton. Onions and potatoes priced per bushel and per bag. Butter eggs and pork plus live and dressed weights for beef veal sheep calves and poultry listed. Flour feed and grain items noted by Spare Cereal Company.
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Spare Cereal Company
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New York
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Antigo
Dean
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Fourth St
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Toledo
Ohio
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Nother
Rnsary
Vinol
State of
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R. J. Strauss
Local Market Report
Laos
Ene
GAL
Sue
Bennie Gawl
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