Central Wisconsin Republican Ticket Page Listing 1906
The largest paper in Central Wisconsin presents the Republican ticket for the 1906 election era. Names include James O. Davidson for governor William D. Connor for lieutenant governor James A. Frear for secretary of state Andrew H. Dahl for state treasurer Frank L. Gilbert for insurance commissioner and George W. Brown for sheriff Unknown clerks and surveyor listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 0. Davidson
William D. Connor
James A. Frear
Ndrew H. Dahl
Frank L. Gilbert
Insurance
GEO
Beedle
Spencer Community Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Mrs. Francis Parrett ill with typhoid, newborn son for Mr. and Mrs. Parks. A. Carpenter family moves into Brooks house. Miss Pearl Farrington to Ashland for work. Soles family visit Milladore. Conklin family relocate to Ingram. Verhulst moves to Holcombe. Dullman rents Graves farm. William Bones from Minnesota visiting relatives. Schussman family visit Parretts. Notable local visitors include Dr W T Pond and Prof Giles. Republican rally at Farrington's Hall with Marathon County candidates. Effie Williams visits Unity friends. Prehn attend funeral in Marathon City. Luggenheim returns to Colby after dressmaking course. Van Vorst exhumation of Matthias. Brooks and Josephipson wedding. Spencer to host Canadian Jubilee Singers on Oct 29. Dr Shoop piles remedy advertised. Graves left for Long Beach, Cal with son Spencer. entire Graves family relocated. Community scenes reflect longtime ties and outbound relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Parrett
Will Parks
A. Carpenter
Brooks House
Pearl Farrington
Ashland
F. A. Soles
Bernice
Milladore
Farrington's
Marathon County
Effie Williams
Bugbee
Frederics
Ostrum
Unity
Herman Prehn
Marathon City
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease. The claim includes a $100 reward for any uncured case and urges readers to order testimonials from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Cqo
Toledo
Ohio
Movements and Social News From Granton Area
Granton notes report residents moving, visitors from Superior and Humbird, trips to Neillsville and Marshfield, a Winnipeg visit, and local theater outing. Family visits include Mrs Kemmeter and Miss Hope Marsh. Also mentions Sexton Bros. and a Honey and Tar health ad.
Electric Bitters Restore Woman to Youthful Strength at 70
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine credits Electric Bitters with curing twenty years of crippling dyspepsia. Six months of use restored her energy and vitality to levels she had in youth. The remedy is hailed as a universal tonic, said to set stomach liver and kidneys aright purify blood and cure malaria biliousness and weaknesses. Sold 50 cents guaranteed by Sexton Bros drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Richfield Auction, Grand Rapids Trips, and Local Notices
Richfield announces an auction to be held Friday the 19th led by Mr H R Bathrick. Local items note Joe Thomas on a business trip to Grand Rapids Monday and Charles Butler attending jury duties there last week. Charles Ewer departs for Mc Mullins camp to cook this winter, and farmers begin work on a cooperative creamery. A steer reportedly affected with tuberculosis is noted, while Mr and Mrs Wm Rick of Marshfield visit Mr and Mrs Anton Dallendorfer. Maggie Curtains at Grand Rapids training school spent Sunday with her parents. Plus a sales pitch for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Teas and a note on Mrs George Sanders leaving for Thorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Thomas
Grand Rapids
Charles Butler
Charles Ewer
McMullins Camp
Rick
Marshfield
Anton Dallendorfer
Maggie Curtains
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Sexton Bros
George Sanders
Thorpe
Local Notes and Visits From Lumberton and Nearby
Bakerville residents welcome Nick Honger of Wooldville and relatives. Miss Gertie Michles, formerly at G. Kounig, visits with Joe Nuber who recently returned from Spain to Wan- Sau. Miss Minnie Knorr returns from Milwaukee for a four week visit. Suspicious health ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets. Word of McCrossen Jr. ill at hospital with brain abscess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Knorr
Milwaukee
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tex
Sexton Bros
McCrossen
Nothing to Fear and Other Local Notices
Nothing to Fear asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is safe for children and widely reputed for coughs colds and croup. Mentions Sexton Bros Auburndale and R J Strauss selling Preventics candy tablets 5 and 25 cent. auctions by Peter Blum. Mrs Ora Bussard praising Chamberlain's remedy after pneumonia and whooping cough. local names Seaton Bros Brubaker Hl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Bros
R. J. Strauss
Peter Blum
Ora Bussard
Brubaker
Seaton Bros
Wisconsin hosts largest butter and cheese scoring contest
The state held its largest butter and cheese scoring contest with 315 entries. Nearly 200 butter and 115 cheese entries competed. Top butter scores went to Kirst of W. J. Clark and S. J. Simonson. top dairies include Lehmann of Neosho for creamery butter and Conrad of Haven for American cheese with 98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
W.J. Clark
Troy Center
S.J. Simonson
Milton
Frank! Shepherd
Boaz
A. W. Lehmann
Neosho
Domestic scandal in Madison court case involving Sager family
In Madison on October 11, Charles Sager and his two wives share a home since last May amid a domestic dispute. Mrs Sager No.1 and Mrs Sager No.2 defend their arrangement while Judge Donavan cautions that law must take its course and Sager cannot be released until investigation concludes.
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Madison
Wis
Charles
Sages
Sager
Herrp
Unr of
Wisconsin
Charley
Sayer
Bessie
Siger
Gutsiters
Tudge Donavan
Wisconsin Central Railway Transfer Sparks Leadership Change
The Wisconsin Central Railway shifts control at its annual stockholders meeting with new directors led by George M. Commins and George H. Comming. Bradford Bradford to assume presidency amid assurances no consolidation with rival lines will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wiscosin Central Railway
Tie Corporation
George M. Commins
New York
William A. Bradgtorles
Chyelniatt
Wohireanb
George H. Comming
Jim TL
Bull
Bradford
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Gee
Woman Suffrage Association of Wisconsin Wogan
Cape Inol
APM
Wih
Advice for Housewives Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup Ad
An advertisement urges housewives that family health makes a home, selling Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup for 50 cents with a claim it cures constipation headaches and stomach trouble for every family member. Sexton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Marshfield Times
Williams & Bailey
Congress
E, A. Morse
Theo. W. Brazeau
Clifford R. Goldsworthy
George W. Davis
Philip H. Bean
George W. Brown
A.B. Bever
Ross E. Andrews
Register of Decre
Powell
G. W. Severns
William Bones
le Lenr
Minn
D.M. Hanson
Joe Farrington
Leo Schussman
Sheboygan
F. Parrett
W. T. Pond
Giles
Henrietta Luggenheim
Mrs. Klumpers
She- Doggan
Matthias van Vorst
Thursay
Nancy Brooks
Josephlipson
J. L. Dunst
Jos. Whitmore
Spencer
Canadian Jubilee Singers
Granton
Dr. Schwarz
Grandma Kissam
Mr. Wendorf
Superior
Dr. Stillman
Neillsville
Abraham Vandeberg
Keller
Kemmeter
Winnipeg
George Hart
Humbird
Henry Vick
Loyal
T. L. Snyder
Family Sunday
Mr. Davis
C. T. Vick
F. J. Beer
Gamblers Daughter
Opera House
Albert Davis
Spring Valley
Miss Hope Marsh
California
Richfield
H.R. Bathrick
Bakerville
Nick Honger
Wooldville
Joe Nuber
Spain
Wan- Sau
Ben Grampsch
Auburndale
H.R. Bethrick
John Brichler
Flora Wundrow
F. E. Gergs
Danderine
Telegraph
Wisconsin Central Railway
Pond du Fae
Kipen
Jonepi Sueman
Neter
Tipom
Ripon
Revere
Polier
W. Chynoweth
Herbert We Chynoweth
Ea“alletts
New Richmond
Sohn
Fisngor
Fed
Peer McCleen
Tewis Goosen
Severa
William Trafler
Bryan
Tanesville
Wo. Bryan
Watertown
Sonal
Infante
What Is
Castoria
Lastoria
Incorporated
Wood County
Taylor & Scott Co., Wood County Abstracts
John J. Mettelka
MIB
Lucy May
Dandoline
Datars
Cail
C. J. Lundgren
ART
Postoffice Building
Vedder
C. S. Vedder
Louis Hahn
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