Miss Anna Heckel Weds Albert George At Marshfield
Miss Anna Heckel youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Heckel married Mr Albert George Tuesday morning at St John’s Catholic church Marshfield Father Volz officiating. The couple left by Northwestern at 9 50 for a two week trip to Madison and Chicago and will reside in a new cottage on A street.
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Mohie
Anna Heckel
Peter Heckel
Albert George
St. John’s Catholic Church
Marshfield
Father Volz
Jennie George
John Heckel
Madison
Chicago
George Hanson
Green Bay
Andrew Wolfe
A. B. Minton
Waupaca
Tol
Birth in North Nasonville and local notes
The notes report a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Block in North Nasonville. Leopold Doennerbauer is building a granary. Frank Stine did business in Marshfield Monday. Ernest Redig, from Marshfield, visited Richard Block last week. Schubert Bros. threshing in the area all last week. Isha Rossman repaints his house and barn. Gust Pashki’s mother from Kenosha visiting briefly. Mr and Mrs Jos Binder of Marshfield visited Joseph Stine over Sunday. A rain storm hit Sunday night.
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North Nasonville
Richard Block
Leopold Doennerbauer
Frank Stine
Marshfield
Ernest Redig Marshfield
Schubert Bros
Isha Rossman
Gust Pashki
Kenosha
Jos
Binder
Joseph Stine
Neillsville Lecture Course Opens With Theodore Thomas
Neillsville's annual lecture course, organized by local businessmen, promises unusual merit this winter. The opening program arrives Thursday September 30 featuring Theodore Thomas and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
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Neillsville
Theodore Thomas
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Isville’s High Class Concert Series Announces Schedule
The semi classical program offers single admission for 1.00 and course tickets at 1.25. The series features Lester C. Randolph on Nov 9, Von Gelich Co and Miss Messler on Jan 1, Montaville Flowers on Feb 24, and the Imperial Male Quartette on Mar 15.
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Isville
Lester c. Randolph
von Gelich Co
Miss Messler
Montaville
Imperial Male Quartette
Domestic Tips and Cautions From a Bygone Era
A column offers humorous home guidance for men left at home, including makeshift egg scrambling, feeding canaries, and safe ice handling. It also retells a Dilton Oklahoma anecdote about a man mistaking a hotel for home, plus a humorous poem about street cats and nocturnal cat concerts.
Marshfield hunter eyes ducks by pond despite an aching arm
A Marshfield hunter, noted for ambition, has been unable to kill a bird all day due to arm pain. He approached a farmer observing a duck flock on a pond and asked a question about the birds.
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Marshfield
Tom
Dancing Department Hosts Quirky Ward at Local Hospital
A curious scene unfolds as a visitor visits a ward of the totally insane where sparring, handstands, and ceiling kicks mix with performances. The doctor explains the ward’s dancing department showcasing the latest popular dances.
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Iunsane
Mike
Dedicatories and speeches mark West Forks event line
Telegrams from West Forks Nebraska and Minneapolis Minnesota describe dedicatory addresses for a building on June tenth and requests for speeches at the Saloon Keepers League Convention with mentions of William Smith Letitia Graves Wilhelm Schmidt and F G Meyers plus a hospital injury report and a playful dialogue about a Pa and Ma exposition amid other homely vignettes including a carnival of quotations and a chorus of local notices dated June 8th to June 10th
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West Forks
Neb
William Smith
D. D
Minneapolis
Minn
Letitia Graves
Minneapolis, Minn
Wilhelm Schmidt
Bauer Block
Milwaukee
World Herald
Omaha
Locust Avenuve
Local quip on shoes and ponies up for subscription list
A fragment quotes a joke about shrinking shoes after Alum Creek and six horses becoming Shetland ponies. A man notes Tightly's name appears on the subscription list yet he cannot contribute any money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tightly
Poultry Car to Visit Marshfield for Fair Prices
Poultry car will be in Marshfield Friday September 24 offering 9 and 10 cents a pound for hens 11 cents for springs 10 cents for ducks and 11 cents for turkeys. Old toasters paid at 6 cents per pound. John Stanton promises fair treatment and a square deal to all.
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Marshfield
John Stanton
Week of September in Civil War and 19th Century Events
A historical calendar lists notable dates from 1861 to 1870. Highlights include the Battle of Chickamauga 1863 and Monterey captured in 1846, plus Walter Scott’s death in 1832 and Oliver P Morton’s 1870 ambassador appointment.
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WEFK
Chickamauga
Sir Walter Scott
Virginia
Oliver P. Morton
Great Britain
Monterey
U.S
Paris
Federal
Old Pomes Rewr it Breathes There a Man with Soul
A jumbled reminiscence recalls Ruth and her sister discussing home remedies. Ruth replies with a recipe involving oats boiled in water, cooling, then adding Yemen juice and alcohol. The paragraph mixes archaic language and casual dialogue about personal care.
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Sam
Ruth
Yemen
Isn't It Queer A Playwrights Lively Pay Tale
A verse vignette laments an actor’s carefree life and weekly pay for merely appearing in a play. The speaker notes the actor’s cheerful surface masking a routine of performance-driven livelihood.
Learn a Little Every Day
Government income from liquor licenses last year reached 50 million dollars with cities, towns, and counties contributing. The text notes rising accidental deaths exceed wartime losses since the Declaration of Independence and mentions saffron derived from dried crocus flowers used as a coloring agent in food and medicine. Earlier Romans and Greeks also used saffron.
Adulteration Crime in Roman Law and Modern Cultivation
A note on a dye and perfume product mentions ancient Roman law criminals facing death for adulterating sats fron. The plant is now grown in Persia, Afghanistan, Southern Europe and England.
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Persia
Afghanistan
Europe
England
Homey Items for Women in Fashion and Care
The article suggests stain removal by soaking coats in sweet milk and notes fading military influences while praising two color schemes and discreet lavender and yellow shades. It highlights tailored frocks with belts and braids, vinegar for cleaning, black silk handbags with colored stone clasps, and wheat bran for indigestion. It also mentions pleated skirts and Norfolk crepe meteor coats paired with white crepe blouses for young girls.
Cleaning Jewelry Tips for Monthly Care
The article explains monthly or six week jewelry cleaning using a soap lather with a few drops of ammonia. An old toothbrush cleans dirt from crevices, then jewelry is dried with chamois or tissue. Be gentle with stone set pieces and pearls should not touch soapy water.
Berry Geng Muffin Recipe From Historic Source
A recipe lists butter sugar egg milk flour baking powder and berries to mix with one third cup flour for coating berries. Cream butter and sugar then add milk and flour then berries last. Bake in buttered gem pans twenty five minutes and dust with powdered sugar as dessert.
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Kliner, Lang & Scharmann Co
Sinerely Yours
Kliner, Lang and Schar
Mohle
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Carlson
Rembs
Storm Basement
Marshfield, Wis
JITAX
M. K
T. G. Meyers
Milwaukee, Wis
F. G. Meyers
West Forks, Neb
Brew‘ers’ Association
Hastings
Herman Buer
Baver Block
Wis
Augusta
Yellowstone Park
Rogers Bros
Rogers
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