FOR SALE Used touring car bargain for cash quick sale
Classified ad offers a used touring car with a four cylinder 40 hp motor, four doors, electric lights, full equipment, extra wheel, and second season, in first class condition after careful use and thorough overhaul. Seller R. F. will entertain demonstrations at The Times care 4913.
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Gwmer
R. F
Care the Times
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House For Rent In Marshfield With Electric Lights
House offers neat family accommodation, no young children prohibited, freshly painted and cleaned, electric fixture price $16.50 or $15.00 without. Inquire at office 4913. Found stray about 5 years old in enclosure. owner to identify and pay charges. H H Crozier 1905 Peach St Marshfield We.
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H. H. Crozier
Peach St. Marshfield
Anton Dallendorfer
Marshfield Brate Bank
Collections. Turn over slow debts for faster cash
Collections notice by A. H. Flaig in Eau Claire Wisconsin invites property holders and businesses to submit slow accounts for recovery. Located in the Ingram Block, the ad promotes external collection services to improve cash flow.
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A. H. Flaig
Ingram Block
Eau Claire
Wis
Arpin Social Notes From September Visits and Travel
Arpin residents share a week of visits with relatives and friends across Wisconsin. Mrs Hugh Fraz and Loyal travel from Appleton to visit the H F Roehrig home while Geo Drakenberger and the Haeuser family host guests in Stetsonville and Marshfield. Wm Bluett returns from Grand Rapids after visiting Geo Lewis and their son C W Bluett. several ladies end lengthy Fort Atkinson and Janesville sojourns. Jacob Altman travels home from Milwaukee after a week with relatives.
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Wm. Bluett
Geo. Lewis
Grand Rapids
C. W. Bluett
Dousman
Mmes
WM. Hoesly
Gritzman
R. Wilke
Arpin
Fort Atkinson
Janesville
Jacob Altman
Milwaukee
Retune
Kennedy brothers host Milwaukee visitor in Auburndale
In Auburndale Wisconsin on September 21 M J Kennedy of Milwaukee visits his brothers Ed and John Kennedy. Mrs Fred Rhyner and children of Marshfield spent Sunday with Mrs Rhyner's parents Mr and Mrs John Haasl. Armand Fredrich Joseph Draxler and Frank Berg returned from Milwaukee after attending the state fair. Miss Ella Kotlow visits relatives in Marshfield. Mr and Mrs James Crowly and son of Milwaukee return home after a week with Mr and Mrs Edward Kennedy. Farmers fill silos as corn crop looks best in years. State road work began Monday morning through the village. Mrs Casper Pankratz and Mrs Louis Griener called to Strat-
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Auburndale
Wis
M. J. Kennedy
Milwaukee
John Kennedy
Fred Rhyner
Marshfield
Rhyner
John Haasl
Armand Fredrich
Joseph Draxler
Frank Berg
Ella Kotlow
James Crowly
Forty Five Minutes From Broadway Coming To New Adler
Local notes mention visits among families and a remark on progress from horses to automobiles. The column then highlights George M. Cohan’s Forty five Minutes from Broadway at the New Adler opera house with Corinne and Bernard Riggs performing as Mary and Kid Burns in fresh interpretations of six songs.
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Broadway
George M. Cohan
New Adler Opera House
Corinne
Bernard Riggs
Mary
Kid Burns
Alfalfa At Park Falls Progress In Park Falls Wis
Park Falls Wis Sept 22 Grant H Lawton manager of the Flambeau farms reports alfalfa fields producing luxurious growth on ground regarded as poor. Nearly all ten acres covered ground with potential for two or three cuttings this year. Winter was favorable and extra snow cover should protect crops. Lawton notes strong clover growth and good condition of other crops. He, though from southern Wisconsin, prefers Park Falls climate for its dry air and milder cold despite colder winters.
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Park Falls
Wis
Grant H. Lawton
Flambeau Farms and Dairy
Wisconsin
Lawton
Colts Versus Children Health Bulletin compares care for horses and kids
The piece argues that farmers easily assess horse ailments and trainer quality but neglect child health indicators such as adenoids, tonsils, and rickets. It warns that without medical screening, 40,000 American children die annually from preventable diseases and society bears higher costs in jails and institutions.
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Health Service Bulletin
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