Fragmented financial entry outlines liabilities and deposits
Fragmentary OCR shows liabilities and surplus fund notes, unsettled items, and references to savings deposits and time deposits. Mentions individuals and entities in garbled form with unclear amounts. Indicates due to customers or banks and a dated ledger context but lacks complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Hunks
Wanker
Mme
Caytut Stow
Nenses
Fates
Patel
Uanles
Verbitheuten
Springfield Roller vs Case Traction Engine Roller
J Varney, Alderman, presents a detailed comparison arguing the Springfield Roller outperforms the J I Case Traction Engine Roller. He cites boiler construction, backward operation, wheel design, gearing, crankshaft, balance, and center placement to claim superior durability, efficiency, and street-rolling suitability, urging signed responses.
Local Notables and Visitors Reported Across Spencer Area
Spencer residents and guests are noted in a string of short items. George Farrington transacted business at Wansatt Thursday while Ed Heath Jr. returned from Wishek North Dakota for a short vacation. Several visitors came to Unity, Loyal, Rib Lake and Granton areas for visits or state fair outings in Milwaukee. Public school opened with teachers H Fromm Ina Damon and Kate Pyatt. A burglary occurred Thursday night with small booty taken from Varney’s hardware store and nearby businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Heath Jr
Wishek
N. D
A. Soles
Granton
Ed. J. Gardiner
Frank Heath
Harry Bodle
Stevens Point Fair
Bernard Hoey
Rib Lake
Fred Straub
Unity
W.R. C
Milwaukee
H. Fromm
Amburg
Ina Damon
Spencer
Kate Pyatt
A. W. Follett
Fond du Lac
May Dygart
Varney
Cole's Saloon
Unity Visitors Highlight Weekend Local Highlights
Romeo A. Anderson and wife were Unity visitors Saturday. Mrs Ed Erickson visited Marsh-Held Friday. Mrs Bayer and Mrs Herbert were Calby visitors Sunday. A dance at Meilantine's Saturday evening drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson
Unity
Ed Erickson
Bayer
Herbert
Calby
Meilantine
Gustie Monthe Attends Dance at Kop’s Unity
Community notes describe Gustie Monthe at Kop’s dance in Unity Saturday evening. Various local residents are mentioned visiting relatives, attending dances, and resuming studies after summer break. Buettner Bros. moved their threshing machine nearby as grains harvest begins, with citizens reporting a strong oat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustie Monthe
Kop’s
Unity
G. Risgquist
John Oles
Romeo
Eric Larson
Tillie Justmen
Antone Korntted
Geo. Hahney
Ed Erickson
Hharge
Paul Carlson
Stevens Point
Buettner Bros
High School Notes and Changes At Marshfield
Wm. Owen spoke to the High School Thursday afternoon as four scholars entered the current enrollment bringing it to 178. Capitola Salzman and her parents moved to Wausau causing Capitola to withdraw from Marshfield High. Mrs. Uthmeier gave $15 for a picture. Prof. Gile bought the Washington Crossing the Delaware picture. Visitors this week included Mr. McArthur of Smith Premier Typewriter Co. Eva Holbrook, Ed Kohl, Clyde Teaman, and Charley Pors. Otto plans a football team this fall. improvements to the High School office funded by the class play funds included repainting, a rug, new pictures, and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitola Salzman
Wausaw
Capitola
Marshfield
Uthmeier
Prof
Gile
Washington
Delaware
McArthur
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Eva Holbrook
Ed Kohl
Clyde Teaman
Charley Pors
Otto
Sunday Visit and Farm Move Reportedly Occurred
Runlinger notes Mr and Mrs Debm spent Sunday at Dolls while Clem Fry moved onto the Cole farm on Monday and D D Bathrick spent the first portion of the week in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Debm
Clem Fry
Cole Farm
D. D. Bathrick
Local notes and visits from the community
Mr Snyder has been sick last week but is much improved at this writing. My wife and Mrs Max Hoffman made a business trip to Grand Rapids on Thursday. Miss Clara Holness of Cambridge started teaching school in district No 5 on Monday. Several of our young folks met at the Curtin home Friday evening and enjoyed themselves by playing games. The day being Miss Margarette birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Springfeld
J. Varney
BE. K. Pickett
Parrett
Ina Damon
Sayles
Loyal
Snyder
Max Hoffman
Grand Rapids
Clara Holness
Cambridge
Curtin
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Tou Erie
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John Shubert
Vanally
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Afershfield
State of Wisconsin
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Watt Ballet
Tayi
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Betaco
Korsig
Ernest Wagner
Jones’ National Auctioneering School of
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Castoria
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Marshfield Times
J. I. Case
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