Dirth of A Nation Screenings and Prices
The Dirth of A Nation will be shown twice daily at 2:15 and 7:18. Matinee tickets cost 59 to 75 cents and night shows 5 to 1.10 1.55. Complete production includes an original 25 member orchestra. The Stevens Point Gun Club to host a state shooting tournament in May drawing 75 to 90 shooters from across the state. Ben Smart of the local telephone company attended the Madison state telecommunication meeting last week and found it instructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Ben Smart
Loreal Triephobe
Madison
Telemone Trempania
Winter sale ads for baby coats and children's wear
A compact newspaper item notes a February sale with baby bearskin coats priced at $2.00 and children's sweaters at 98 cents, while regular prices include $21.49 for some items. The fragment suggests promotional pricing and discount emphasis typical of a local sales page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peta Aa Hee
Riverview Hospital Group Seeks New Building
The Riverview Hospital Association met at the Elk Club to discuss a new hospital costing about 25000 dollars. They reported 10000 dollars available and aim to raise 15000 by subscription while stressing the current building is inadequate for emergency care and higher patient load.
The Tragedy of Wark Mast at Daly's Theatre
Spectacle by D W Griffith titled Birth of a Nation to be shown February 23 24 at Daly's Theatre. Describes battlefield horror and civilian suffering with vivid wartime imagery. Matinee 2 15 daily. prices 59 75 1 00. Evening 8 15. prices 50 75 1 00 1 50.
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Daly’s Theatre
Zirth
Griffith
Daugnter
Ofien
Demme
sagalianUy
Shipmel
Man Accused Of Horse Stealing After Incident At Library
Frank Nurh borrowed a horse puller from Wilbur Whitrock on a Friday evening without asking. He planned to go to Biron for a dance but halted at the library after a collision damaged the outfit and left it abandoned. The next morning he was arrested for horse stealing and pleaded not guilty before Judge Calkins, with adjournment set for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nurh
Wilbur Whitrock
Biron
Adjudged Insane Marshfield Man Placed in Asylum
Jesse Randall of Marshfield was brought to this city on Friday and after examination by the county judge was pronounced not of sound mind. The next day he was sent to the asylum at Marshfield. He had shown mental instability for some time and recently threatened his affairs, leading to restraint for proper treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Randall
Marshfield
Marshield
Lutheran Services at West Side Church
At the west side Lutheran church corner of McKinley street and St. Ave. N. Sunday morning service at 9 45 o clock with Rev. Wns Kansier of Wauwatosa superintendent of the Lutheran Children's Home winding Society to preach. Sunday school at 11 o'clock. English service at 7 30 PM. Rev. Kansier will preach on his society work. Rev. Wm. Noniuicosen
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West Side
Lutheran Church
McKinley Street
St. Ave. N
Wns. Kansier
Wauwatosa
Lutheran Children’s Home Winding Society
Kansier
Noniuicosen
Change in business ownership at local garage
Mr Sehnl and Howard Kamp have run a city garage for some time. Sehnl has bought Kamp out and will run the business alone. Kamp has faced financial difficulties and hopes outside work will improve his situation.
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Sehnl
Howard Kamp
Imump
Kamp
Minister Farewell Banquet for Rev Fuiedner Held
A farewell banquet was given at the Witter hotel on Monday evening for Rev Fuiedner who is soon to leave the A. C. Fliedser, Wii, icding, R. J. Locke, C. A. Meilicke, R. M. Logan and H. B. Johnsen attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter Hotel
Rev. Fuiedner
A. C. Fliedser
Wii
Icding
R. J. Locke
C. A. Meilicke
R. M. Logan
H. B. Johnsen
McGlynn Gets New Bus and Plans for Center-Facing Eight-Seat Outfit
McGlynn received a Ford-based bus with a center-facing body last week and expects to place it in service soon. Local supporters back the proposed hospital expansion with architect sketches and plans for a separate new building connected by passageways for nurses and staff. Directors were elected unanimously as enthusiasm grows for the project and the $15,000 fundraising goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. McGlynn
Mr. McGlynn
Death of Daniel Koch in Sigel Town
Daniel Koch an elderly Sigel resident died at home on Sunday February 15 after a long illness. He was born in Germany about 538 years ago and came to Wisconsin soon after arriving in the U S He and his wife settled on a Sigel farm where they lived for many years. Eleven children blessed the couple, eight of whom are living. The funeral will be Thursday at 1 4 o'clock conducted by Rev Griselman of Sigel. Local notes warn parents about measles and urge vigilance to prevent spread and complications.
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Daniel Koch
Sigel
Mr. Koch
Germany
Wieronsin
Mayville
Wolf County
Althy
Fioch
Paris Green Supply Shortage Warns of Pest Problems
Reports say only about 500 pounds of Paris Green remain in the United States as shortages and high prices threaten production. The insecticide, mainly imported from England, Norway, and Sweden, could be produced domestically but current blue vitriol and arsenic costs make it unprofitable.
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Paris
United States
England
Norway
Sweden
Antigo to Get New Federal Building Plans
Postmaster Cady of Antigo has received plans and specifications for a new federal building to be erected in the city. Scaled proposals will be opened in Washington at 3 p m March 14 for construction including mechanical department and approaches. The building will be two stories tall and feature terra cotta brick and granite.
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Federal
Antigo
Cady
Supervising Architect
Washington
Sleigh Ride Party Enjoyed by Singing Society Members
About forty five youths from the Singing Society of the West Side German Lutheran church took a Sunday sleigh ride to Pine Valley Stock Farm in Rudolph. They were greeted with refreshments and reported a royal good time by the group.
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Singing Society
West Side German Lutheran Church
Pine Valley Stock Farm
H. Hadtke
Rudolph
Mystic Workers Dance Party at Wood County Hall
Mystic Workers host another dancing party at Wood County Realty Company building on Tuesday February 22. Everyone welcome for a good time with music by the Eis Orchestra. Dancing from 8 30 P M to 1 A M. Tickets 50c per couple.
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Mystic
Wood County Realty Company
Eis Orchestra
Clarenes Christensen Lands Post at Port Edwards Mill
Clarenes Christensen recently completed an Engineering program at the University of Wisconsin and has accepted a position as one of the engineers at the Port Edwards Paper mill, starting work on Tuesday.
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Clarenes Christensen
University of Wisconsin
Port Edwards
Daly's Theatre Presents Sin Drama at 10 Cents
Saturday and Sunday William Fox presents Thida Bara and William Shay in Sin a modern life drama. All seats ten cents, children admitted under ge?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fox
Thida Bara
Wiliam Shay
SIN
Ren Ge
Local Ladies Promote Baby Week Observance
The observance aims to improve infant care and reduce infant mortality by educating the public and involving clergy and women’s groups. Discussion highlights how parental neglect and ignorance contribute to infant deaths, urging coordinated efforts among clubs and Grand Rapids groups to support better babies and a healthier city.
Hagies Atid Preparing Bork Aig Event In Une
Grand Rapids convention expected to draw crowds with festivities and a large turnout. Officials estimate up to four hundred attendees including members and friends, with membership fees reduced to six dollars to attract new signups.
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Hagies Atid
Une
New Telephone Co Forms For Lynn Creek Area
The Lynn Creek Telephone Co forms Tuesday to link with Wood County Telephone Co. extending along Fritz road to Necedah highway. About 44 farmers will be served first with an automatic line needing no operator. Start of work is immediate and extensions will grow with demand. Village rates and free village connections planned. Charles Fitz is president with Karl Veers treasurer, Ray Bithcock secretary, and W. Blystoie and August Fitz as corporators.
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Nekoosa Tribune
Lynn Creek In Telephone Co
Wood County Telephone Co
Fritz Road
Necedab Highway
witLnNy
E Tn Corporators
Charles Fitat
Karl Veers
Treas
Ray Bithcock
See
W. Blystoie
August Fitz
Death of a Former Sheside Resident Tony Kuntz
The remains of Tony Kuntz arrived Sunday from Billings Montana after dying of heart failure. He was born in Grand Rapids on April 28 1954 and would have turned 32 soon. He grew up in the city and later lived west. He is survived by his wife who accompanied the body. Funeral services were held at 4 o clock this morning at St Peter and Paul Catholic church with Hey Whi Reding officiating. He was taken to the home of Mr and Mrs F G Gilkey, a sister of the deceased.
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Tony Kuntz
Billings
Montana
F. G. Gilkey
Gilkey
SS. Peter & Paul Catholic Church
Hey
Reding
Grand Rapids
Bren
Auburndale to Pave Main Street With Concrete
Louis Amundson visited Auburndale on Saturday as village leaders deed paving of the village street with concrete through the business section this coming summer. He also went to Cameron where he contracted about 2300 dollars for stone for road work.
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Louis Amundson
Auburndale
Amundson
Cameron
Cihout
Mott Wood Company Secures MacKinnon Building Office
The Mott-Wood Company has secured office space in a MacKinnon building near the St. Paul depot. They will be available after starting up their business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott-Wood Company
MacKinnon
St. Paul Depot
Fragmentary obituary and notices from a woeful torn page
The readable items hint at memorials and named individuals amid garbled text. Names such as McGarriel and Myitne- Bei hint at a local notices page with arrests trials or court references, but most content is illegible and fragmentary.
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Steinberg
Wisconsin
New &Pring
W. C. Weisel
Riverview Hospital Association
Elk Club
Bec
Sesmu
Geo. W. Mead
Association
Nomen Hospital Sind Bane Ib
Mead
J. D. Witter
C. W. Boles
Geo. M. Hil
Turin
Gunther
Leland
Reichter
G. R. Gardner
Pranklis
Riverview
Ethyl Emmes
H.C. Logan
C. G. Heritage
W. F. Lorenz
University of Wisconsin Research Bureau
A. Morrison
Father Reding
Elks Lodge
Emily L. Witter
Eva Will
Waters
Merrill
Pomainville
Ruckle
Looze
Franklin
Marsh- Geld
Marshfield Institution
Locke
Wark
Jobo Hutchison
Wausau
Beware
The
Milwaukee
la Grosse
Axtigo
Mystic Workers
Dalys Theatre
Wil Sia
Ignorsniey Akre
Anmeriea
Emily
Hhabivs
Lave
Dalona Rhenisdynes
Tuols Mbers
Grand Hupids
Bar
Ginnie
Longhorn
Alloe
Tina
Dora Gelis Peo Oconee
Dao
Tisateen
Miriy
Mewlaitet
Fermann
Wasitington
Coorg
Rand
Contlesyeas
Canker
Data
Ma Lado
McGarriel
Telows
Paekigs
Jjonnvan
Cryft
Boer Nasdiy Meestinn
West Seradd
Guy Neciay
Geo. R. Houston
Otta
Karis, Wis
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