Loyal. R. M. Jenks Visits and Local Happenings
Loyal residents note visiting Marshfield guest R. M. Jenks and trips by J. C. Dunn to Prentice for J. Kime's funeral. Fr. Atkinson resident Herman Schilling visits his brother William Schilling, while Rose Mulvey from Hingham attends the Graves and Jones wedding. Ad Hagen family plan Hartford residence and a farewell party celebrates their move. A brick kiln near miss at Sam Jacabel’s. Daniel J. Kime dies suddenly in Prentice. burglaries reported in Loyal with entry via roof and window, taking only door keys.
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Rose Mulvey
Hingham
Graves and Jones
J. ©. Marsh
Marshfield
Loyal
A. A. Graves
BE. D. Murphy's
Cure Deafness With Constitutional Remedies Hall’s Catarrh Cure
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It promises a cure for nine of ten catarrh cases and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness due to catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Provided by V. I. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio, with 75-cent pills sold by druggists.
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Hall
V. I. Chuxuy &Co
Toledo
Parkly
Local notices and visits across towns in 1903 and 1905
Spencer Spencer. John Graves visits Ironwood on business. Merton Graves will soon depart for California. Mrs. Hubbard taken to Grand Rapids ill. Allie Follett and wife visit the Daggs from Fond du Lac. Charley Blake travels from Stevens Point to see his parents. J. B. Bradley to Wausau on special business returning Monday. Mrs. Lillian Farrington visits her parents from Loyal. Baptist Workers meet at Mrs. Farthering on Tuesday Nov 3, 1903. Verna Richardson choir concert Nov 7, 1905 at Baptist church. Mrs. Strubbs inspecting several corps with help from Colby ladies. Dyspepsia blamed as social wreck. Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup advertised as a cure and preventive, sold by Henry Hors.
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J. B. Bradley
Wausau
Lillian Farrington
Loyal
Ben Griffen
Baptist
John
John Davel
Spokeville
Williams
Verna Richardson
Baptist Church
Strutbs
Colby Corps
Medford
Colby, Thorp and Spencer
Colby
Strubbs
Local Farms Active With Sales And Weddings
Farmers busy hauling head bolts and painting homes. Wm Dent buys 80 acres for 2800, increasing to 120 total. Mat Zoppi purchases 120 acres for 1400 near Frankfort. Shingle workers from Manitowoc return home. Weddings occur as Joe Ashenbrenner weds Mary Wentzel and Jake Leick weds Anna Fredle. Cole's Cough Cure advertised.
Local Happenings and Visits Across Hemlock Road
Mr and Mrs Joseph Morrison visited town on Monday and Mrs Mattson with Miss Wood shopped in Marshfield. Magnus Mattson and family visited Wm Dix of Rock Sunday. Isaac Morrison rented a farm near Neillsville and plans to move in about two weeks. John Thisen of Progress visited Leander Morrison and family Sunday. Vern Morrison hauled hogs to Marshfield Saturday and will haul another load next Saturday. Wm Gessert and Otto Youke framed timbers for Andrew Petersons barn 36 by 60 feet. Leander Morrison and Vernant brought the John Schol eski farm of forty acres for 2350 dollars. Henry Jennson and Leander Morrison are noted potato winners. Johnson dug one bushel and Morrison 130. A lighthearted note about a home invasion and Dr Kings New Life Pills offers a cure as a local ad. The Chin brass band plans a shadow social at the M W hall on Saturday night October 31 with baskets encouraged.
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Hemlock Road
Joseph Morrison
Mrs. Mattson
Miss Wood
Marshfield
Magnus Mattson
Wm. Dix
Rock Sunday
John Thisen
Leander Morrison
Vern Morrison
Messrs Vernant
John Scholeski
Henry Jennson
Johnson
Morrison
Hair fashions in Abyssinia and the rise of crinoline
The article describes Abyssinian hair dressing with butter and single tress symbolism, noting how warriors use this style to signify fate and prowess. It then traces crinoline history from steel hoops to bonnets, citing 1830 coinage, fashion popularity, related deaths by fire, and a quote from Dr. Richardson on lightning avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abyssinia
Uils
Richardson
Unclear exchange over lodging and beard charge in Chicago
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune depicts Harris questioning a landlady about charges for beard and lodging. The clerk suggests a revised rate of five dollars for lodging and two dollars for board, implying a value judgment on what the money should cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
East Eim
Birds and People in Quotes and Crisis Moments
Fragmentary text describes tiny birds like spotted sandpiper and killdeer with nesting behavior, then shifts to a dialogue about a fractured marriage. Mrs Clancy mentions waiting at the hospital for her husband while a doctor questions innocence, ending with a claim of divorce at death's door.
Envious Visitor Spars About Cemeteries in Tanville
A sharp remark from Climen of Tanville in a Chicago Tribune exchange notes that the Tanville cemetery impresses for permanent residents, while an unnamed visitor laments Eine gin's cemetery as inferior. The brief quarrel underscores local attitudes toward burial grounds.
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Einegin
Climen
Tanville
Chicago Tribune
Sunciert Cause and the Dubious Path to Love
In a witty Smart Set riff, two hopeful lovers debate why they fall in love, noting their parents’ wary eyes and their own lack of means. The piece pokes at romance and fortune, with a sly nod to social expectations and the humor of hopeful hearts.
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Mery
Spencer News Highlights From a Busy Week
Carpenters work on the Raleigh house in Spencer as Harry Butters visits Loyal from Saturday to Tuesday. Mr and Mrs F Korth and Mr and Mrs F Cramer shopped in Marshfield last Saturday. The infant son of Mr and Mrs I Newman was seriously ill early last week. Robert Andre and Anna Knots were wed at the Lutheran church in Spencer last Thursday with a large family gathering at the bride’s home.
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Raleigh House
Harry Butters
Loyal
F. Korth
Marshfield
Mrs. F. Cramer
Mrs. I. Newman
Robert Andre
Anna Knots
Spencer
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