Professional cards and medical notices from Wisconsin page
A collection of late 19th or early 20th century professional cards and notices from Wisconsin listing physicians dentists lawyers and others. Entries include G Tayward physician and office on Central Avenue Marysville Ray A Kemple D D Lival eradlira iy Stout Int and Ha Layarpop medical officers with addresses and hours, A Williams lawyer Schuller's Block Central Avenue Neebedell, Wis W A E G Pors attorney at law and ALCORN M D nose and throat specialist Marsfield Wisconsin reading like a directory page of professionals with contact details and office locations.
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Rautsey
Dulin
Cosbattee Block
Rahtlold
Wis
Pasee G Tayward
Central Avenue
Marybisd
Ray A. Kemptel
D. D. Lival Eradlira Iy Stout
A. Williams
Schuller
Wlock
Ayeuily
Nirebdell
W. A
E.G. Pors
Deutechar Adrakawen
New Subscriber Offer From Trams
The Trams announce an inducement for new subscribers offering to send machines or Linus access for fourteen and a half months at a regular subscription price of $1.50, with cash terms of $1,500 for new subscribers and prompt attention to orders.
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Gene
Tsar
Dis
Geo
Linus
Lutheran Church Concerts Set for October and November
The Lutheran Church program for SE and November 1 lists Muelner choir offerings to be rendered at the church on the evenings of October 1 and November 1. The program includes Spring Song, Darkness Dweller on Bart, Violin Solos, Male Chorus pieces, and Symphonia Orchestra selections with various chorus and solo performances. Singers welcome to attend and participate.
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Muelner
Bart
Woedererer
Coute
Bondsman David Clark Involved In Insurance Bond Case
David Clark acted as bondsman in a dispute arising from an insurance deal with Royal Fire Insurance Company of Liverpool and Bogland. Judson managed the agency. the story covers mortgage troubles, a faulty building, and a court fight over liability for an agent's negligence. a new hearing is set for October in Minneapolis.
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Judson la Cullette
Torec
Weligu
Clark
Check
Marshfield
Yuneligny
Unis
My. O
Nimaeapolis
Red Kills Horses and Sun Doctor Faces Mailinquiry
Milwaukee interview with Scott claims hundreds of horses in Wisconsin’s limber belt are dying from a disease linked to goldenrod or Solidago. Symptoms resemble anthrax. no cure. Prevention hinges on destroying the plant. Hayward’s FC Leonard reports seventy head lost, Eau Claire’s Prins five horses. A Harper to hold Episcopal service next Sunday.
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Sun
Scott
May Scott Ws
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wurt
Mr. Scott
FC. Leonard
Hayward
University Exten sion Lectures For Evening Classes
Local center at Pewee Wednesday evenings hosts six lectures on the subject of local government. University officials and Prof G W Paulus outline a winter course. a permanent organization forms with officers named. Tickets sold at the door to fund the program. Aimed at educating and preparing students for university credit and Wisconsin study recognition.
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Pewee
Anjos PB
To. D. Ulver
Tyod
Jeromn
Wwisconsin
Earl of
Wisconsin
Anii Tera
Univers
Novunibes
Fragmented tale of a wary visit and a traveling show
A disjointed narrative follows Harvey Audresses as he confronts a suspicious man at his gate amid stories of deceit and weary travel. The piece shifts to a weary traveling show, noting rags, pity, and a hard life on the road, with glimpses of towns, weather, and a show’s fragile livelihood.
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Harvey Audresses
Harvey
Brian
Andy
Andress
Agdress
Miele
Dean Sirseuelosud
Fire Ravages Spencer Village Buildings In Large Blaze
A devastating fire swept through Spencer damaging multiple structures. Flames spread from an outbuilding owned by Gi Wendell to Wendell’s machine shop and foundry, then to John Neidlien’s property, destroying two buildings and their contents. Firefighters focused on two large barns, while a bucket brigade helped hold the blaze in the western part of town. Insurance estimates put total losses high.
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Allis Pulslet
Spencer
Gi Wendel
Hames
John Neidlien
Due J. Levin
exesHent Syark
Etiquette on Writing and Replying to Invitations
The article discusses proper form and response to invitations, urging handwritten invitations as proper etiquette. It notes that dinner or luncheon invites should be answered within twelve hours and stresses courteous, prompt replies as a social duty for both men and women.
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Lund
Striethy
Well Known Here. Two Boys Attempt Robbery at Vandusen Store
Ak Madison dispatch reports Roy and Al Anderson attempted to rob Absolom Vandusen, a clothing merchant on Carrail street. Vandusen, knocked down during the break in, fled with help from bystanders and later identified the youths. The Andersons were jailed for four months. Authorities suspect they may be linked to other robberies this summer near Rice Lake.
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Ak Madison Dispatch
Roy
al. Anerson
Absolom Vandusen
Lors
Mr. Vandusen
Legda
Omn Vandusen
Mutual Fire Insurance Co Board Imposes Assessments
The board levied assessments on property insured to cover damages. Albert Steraiti of Lyon receives 80 percent of repair claim, Julius Lautenbich of Grant 175 dollars, Carl Opus of Lynch 290 dollars, and Thidert of Hixon 290 dollars amid other small losses. Assessments due by December 10, 1595, per secretary Swanstraxy.
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Lyxs
Wis
Dellar
Albert Steraiti
Lyon
Julius Lautenbich
Grant
Carl Opus
Lynch
Thidert
Hixon
The Song of the Wheel in Dee City Poems
A surreal fragment describes riding a wheel through Dee City. Vivid lines evoke rhythms of lanes, sweet peas, contentment, and wandering riders. The passage mingles dreamlike imagery with hopeful tone and partial refrains about happiness on one wheel.
Back to the Reform School for Myron Powell
Myron Powell, called the bout-bluce, was returned to the reform school for boys at Waukesha on Monday. Despite a troubled youth, he is not seen as vicious, having led a wandering life with periods of homelessness. His case involves concerns about bias and home surroundings, and he was taken back by the superintendent of the institution.
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Myron Powell
Reform School For
Waukesha
Myron
Anual ii
Ube
Reeves Bitin
Lancepey
Sale on geese feathers and wallpaper patterns
The ad promotes low prices on live geese feathers in bundles and discounts on wallpaper rolls including Noxall and Nashua brands. It highlights 11 cents per roll sale price, 10 cents per roll for any quality, and a closing out of last year’s children’s cloaks at 1.98. Also advertised are men’s cordovan shoes at 1.85 per pair and assorted fabric patterns.
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Nashua
Congress
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Williams Hardware Co
P. Or
Tun
Wiig
Cenr
Marsfield
Wisco
Alcorn
M.D
Weillayes
Lutheran Church Act
David Clark As
Bondsman
Episcopal Guild Services
Lev. A. Harper
Episcopal Gril Fl
University, Extenson
Kheiy
Skerbeck
Adel Adress
Dorchester
Jgun Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Song of the Wheel
Dee City
Wba
Layne
Jong Ter
Bette
Reform School
Upham's
Children’s Cloaks
Uphams
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