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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1903
Page
6
Grand Rapids Wis March 30 1903 notice to electors of Wood County for a judicial election on April 7 1903. Includes voting procedures ballot handling marks and assistance rules and list of offices including justice of the supreme court with official seal and signatures of County Clerk Rose.
The group discusses Dumas and Hugo, noting their popularity, prose and drama, and the cultural impact of works like Notre Dame de Paris and Les Miserables. They cover Louis Philippe and the Bourbons, praising or critiquing rulers and eras, with a forward look to an April 11 program including roll call and officer elections.
The Pittsville correspondent reports a high spirited sprinting event last Thursday morning drawing many local businessmen. Pearl shed profane language before the first heat and then ran a life best race. John Sullivan’s boast about fighting on the run echoed as John Kurtz shares the sentiment.
Go Big Store opens inspection of a large lace curtain line. Public invited to view long yardage in a variety of patterns and widths with prices from 50 cents to $5.00 per set.
In a bold display the shop touts the largest stock of ladies and children's hosiery in the city, promising a wide range and high quality. A quick look at the assortment is urged to convince shoppers of the claim.
At a Thursday evening meeting in Marshfield a plan to form a local team for the upcoming season was approved. Dr. W. S. Powell was named president, John Seuber secretary, and Joe Quinn treasurer, forming a three‑member managing board. The team will play amateurly with about 20 paid men, relying on home talent and new players such as the Trow brothers. The town expects a strong local revival of baseball and seeks community support.
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