WARSHAW and WICKLOW Sickness and church note in Harshaw area
Local notes report Bill Kaeding sick with grippe and many neighbors ill. visits to and from Harshaw, Stam mons Indiana and Cassian. Woodman and Royal Neighbors meeting with oyster supper planned. SWEDISIE LUTHERAN Church announces services and pastor salary raise ending with renova tion of the parsonage at a cost of 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warshaw
Bill Kaeding
Charley West
Winnie
R. Hansen
Minnie Camp
Gay Anderson
Charley Sands
Stammons
Indiana
Guy Anderson
Cassian
Wicklow
Dan
Carl Lee
Monroe Me
Doris Stensrud
Thelma Brown
Woodman and Royal
Fister Shoemaker
Montana
Bradley
Harvey
Miss Weed
Root
Swedisie Lutheran
Sillversten
Prentice
Glen Flora
Park Falls
Pelican town tax notice and bounty payment report
Notice to tax payers announces 1915 tax roll collection in Pelican town with payments due by March 1, 1916 to Geo Jewell and Rhine lander. JERRY DRISCOLL town treasurer also notes county bounty paid for two wolf scalps and a state bounty to follow. George Stumpf hosts visiting brother from Appleton at Leader store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelican
Telican
J.J. Verige
Thomas Knutson
Gagen
Charles Johnson
Wondboro
1916 Holiday List And Auto License Delays
A 1916 calendar lists nine legal holidays including New Year s Day Lincoln s Birthday Washington s Birthday Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day and Christmas with other dates noted. An eclipse schedule and ember days are given. Minnesota reports auto license plates shortages due to a late contractor with 160 000 autos but no fine for owners with delayed licenses. Readership appeal asks distant subscribers to share crop and business updates. Mrs Charles Backstrom is ill.
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Secretary of State
Borreson & Co
St. Paul
Oneida Leads in Wisconsin Potato Progress and Production
A. D. Campbell discusses Oneida County leading in state, county, and national potato prizes, crediting the county agricultural representative E. L. Luther and the Wisconsin College of Agriculture. He notes rising competition from other counties, ongoing organization, and emphasis on high quality, market-driven production led by the Wisconsin potato growers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Campbell
Mar
Wisconsin Advancement Ass'n
Oneida County
Upper
Wisconsin
Gneida
J. E. Krueger
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
E. L. Luther
Oneida
Upper Wisconsin
State Association of Potato Growers
J. W. Hicks Prentice
Millard
Callege of Agriculture
R Ondy
Nelda County
Potato Growers’ Association
Wisconsin & Northern to Carry U S Mail Line Crandon Shawano
A post office inspector told Postmaster Vanzile he will recommend the department award a contract to the Wisconsin and Northern railroad to carry the U S mail on the Crandon to Shawano Cranodon line per a report in the Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanzile
Wisconsin & Northern Railroad
U.S
Crandon
Shawano
Cranudon
Grange Officers Elected and Installations Announced
Grange No 631 elected officers for 1916 and held a late Friday install with Master E K Rick Overseer C B Howe Lecturer Mrs S S McIntosh Steward Samuel Cloutier A Steward Oscar Holschuh Gale T Clarence Lyons Treasurer Mrs Mary M Lowell Secretaries Edith C Rick Emma Wilde Ceres Ida Holchoh Flora Lyda Bouiliou Promona Emma Bencher Lady A S Ida MacMillen Following the installation a dancing party was held with decorations and color crepe streamers. Rick's orchestra provided music and a committee was praised for organizing the event. ERICKSON HILGER Hanford Erickson and Anna Hilger united in matrimony at St Marys church with Father Beau dette officiating. They will reside in the city. Witnesses were William and Mabel Erickson Walter Raffin and Miss Hilger. Have you attended the big sale at Wiesmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhinelounter Grange
E. K. Rick
C. B. Howe
5.S. McIntosh
Samuel Cloutier
Clara
Ida Volschub
Emma Jolitz
Mae Byers
Oscar Holsehuh
Sam Cloutier
Erickson-Hilger
Hanford Erickson
Anna Hilger
St. Mary's Church
W. Beaudette
Erickson
Schick
Edgar Street
William and
Mabel Erickson
Walter Rafgin
Ilger
High School at Antigo in Ruins After Fire
Antigo's high school burned, caused by an explosion in the boiler room. Firemen faced harsh cold. building valued at 100000, partly insured. City plans a new high school this year but funding may be difficult due to bonded debt. Also notes a partial lunar eclipse this month and Indian institute plans at the Tac du Flambeau reservation.
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Antiga
Antigo
United States
Wisconsin
Dan Morrison
Carliste University
Tac du Flambeau Reservation
Northof
Rhinelander
Thankful notice for help after loss of son Howard
Mr and Mrs Wm J Neu of Three Lakes thank friends and neighbors who assisted during the dark hour of their loss their dear son Howard on January 10 1916 expressing appreciation for the kindness shown through many acts and thoughts
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NewsNorth
Howard
Wm. J. Neu
Three Lakes
Might Marry to Reform Them Wigitta Note
Wigitta envisions marriages as reform tools with the idea that men to wed could be seen before breakfast, suggesting a preemptive social experiment to reduce future weddings. From Topeka Capital, the remark reflects a satirical stance on arranged unions and moral reform.
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Wigitta
Topeka
Surplessand Ure Bank Deposit and Capital Figures
The document lists capital stock paid in and divided profits for Surplessand Ure, detailing various deposits and certificates. It shows amounts for due to banks, individual deposits, demand and time certificates, savings deposits, certified and cashier’s checks, plus outstanding cash balances totaling specific figures.
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George Stumpf
Leader
Appleton
New North
Anim
Charles Backstrom
Harry L. Reevs
Natara
Collins Lumber
SPU
Elcho
Elcho Creamery & Produce CO
Elcho, Wis
H.W. Blaesius
Oneida Avenue
Merchants State Bank Report
Merchants State Bank
Bona Stocks and Other Securities Banking House
State OF
Cocsty
J. M. H. Raymond
Unda
Chas. Peterson
Moh
Raymond
Castaes
Brown Paul Browne
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