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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1919

Page

2

Bulletin on Marsh Field Building and Loan Stock Classes

The bulletin explains two stock types: installment stock and paid-up stock. Installment stock, favored by law, comes in four classes A B C with monthly payments and par values of 106 per share or 1000 per ten shares. Dividends accrue until stock matures for full value. Class C at 10 shares costs 10 per month and matures in about 80 months. Class B at 10 shares 5 per month matures in about 230 months. Withdrawals allowed after one year with 70 percent of dividends paid if needed. See the secretary to subscribe and receive a stock certificate and pass book. The next bulletin will explain home building assistance.

Building and Loan Association Ter

Deer Season To Open In Wood County November 21

Wood county in the state will permit deer hunting this year under newly enacted laws. The season runs from November 21 to November 30 with a bag limit of one deer per season. It is unlawful to shoot deer in velvet or in the red or blue coat. The duck season opens September 15 and rabbit season runs October 15 to January 16 with a daily bag limit of five. Dogs may be used to hunt other game when deer hunting is prohibited in November.

Wood County

Moving Time for Pullets

September marks moving time for hens and pullets to shift from range to winter quarters. USDA specialists warn neglecting early relocation undermines best management as birds must acclimate before laying begins.

United States Department of Agriculture

Relief for Weak Stomachs with Chamberlain tablets

For a weak stomach and impaired digestion Chamberlain's Tablets offer great relief. The remedy has proven valuable in many cases and, in numerous instances, provides permanent relief and restoration to health.

Chamberlain

Jurors for October Term Are Drawn in Wood County

The jury commission met in Grand Rapids and drew jurors for the October term of the Wood County circuit court opening October 10. Names include Marshfield: John Kestel, Jos M Pehrenbach, Hugo Schiebe, F B Cr ham, W H Ludwig, H P Thiel, Henry Kamps, B A Gallett. Grand Rapids: Charles Nobles, John Henry, August Stafford, Frank W Krueger, Ferd Link, Matt Schlig, Gerald Friwinger, Frank Crumb, B W Howard. Nekoosa: Joseph Shortt, Thomas McLean, R M Burroughs, H H Voss. Milladore: Anton Peterson, George Powell, W E McDonald. Remington: F B Warn. Lincoln: Otto Bulgrin. Sigel: Seth Whitman, Alvin Kis singer, H M Wegner. Port Edwards: Patrick Miscoll. Cameron: Q C Vaughn. Rudolph: George Bushmaker, F Hamm.

Grand Rapids Wood County Nekoosa Joseph Shortt Thomas McLean R. M. Burroughs H. H. Voss Milladore Anton Peterson George Powell W. E. McDonald Lincoln Otto Bulgrin Sigel Seth Whitman Alvin Kissinger H. M. Wegner Port Edwards Patrick Miscoll Cameron Q. C. Vaughn Rudolph George Bushmaker F. Hamm

Localized Pairings Marked In Reading Ledger

Seneca with Fred W. Jones paired, Dexter with John A. Hofer noted, and Saratoga linked to Walter Burmeister in a concise ledger listing likely participants or correspondences. The fragment preserves three named individuals and their paired associations.

Seneca Fred W. Jones Dexter John A. Hofer Saratoga Walter Burmeister

Man seeks happiness with little here below

A compact note reflects on contentment with simple means. It contrasts a man’s wish for more with the notion that he could be happier embracing modest comforts, hinting at a broader sentiment about material wants.

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First National Bank Marshfield, Wisconsin U.S U. S Federal Reserve Bank J. C. Marsh P. J. Schaefer H. G. Hambright Adolph Kleinheinz A. J. Rasmussen J.C. Marsh F. K. Bissell L. TH. Thom H. H. Milbee F, A. Noll Bulletin OF Marshfield Building & Loan Association Baer & Lange Embalmers & Funeral Directors Geo. W. Upham Wilmer Atkinson Company Publishers OF the Farm Journal Philadelphia Peoples Gas Chicago, Il Charles Nobles John Henry August Stafford Frank W. Krueger Ferd. Link Matt Schlig Gerald Friwinger Frank Crumb Iw. Howard Remington F. B. Warn Cartoons Magazine Quick Service Winterburn Drug Company F. Seehafer & Son Marshfield Wis
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