Marshfield City Election Results and Wet Dry Vote
Marshfield voters packed city hall to decide mayoral and alderman contests plus the wet dial vote. Kulschoul won mayor by 489 over Edwards, Davies carried the city with 2256 votes, and Rosenberry defeated Cyrownharthy as decisive outcomes emerged across wards. wets led the drys 516 to 429 with 1280 votes cast.
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Marshfield
Contesta Fority
Kulsehednd
Edwards
Kulschoul
Guckenberger
Campbell
Nurmington
Divutess
Guveloged
Krasin
Roddis
al-' Devinan
Vogl Davies
Lenreot
Berger
Rosenberry
Cyrownharthy
Election results reveal several unopposed mayoral win and ward seats
A fragmented OCR list shows Mayoral results with John Vogel elected without opposition and multiple ward races. Names like Joseph Seamstles, George Strang, Fred Warsinske, C B Blodgett, Anton Siegert appear among wards covering First through Sixth wards. Total votes around 1208 with various ward totals and officer titles.
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Clry
Joseph Seamstles
Assexsoy
George Strang
Fred Warsinske
Jacob Wilhelm
Lin Gilberts
Frank Aigenor
C. B. Blodgett
Anton Siegert
Hambright Heads Marshfield Ball Association
Marshfield will be represented by a baseball team this year. A Friday meeting in the Fagles clubhouse, led by Adam Emmerich, elected officers: President H. G. Hambright, Vice-President ?. D. Spalding, Secretary Guy E. F. Blodgett, Treasurer K. J. Plath, Manager Adam Emmerich, Captain John Reveyr. Practice to begin in about two weeks. season planned to start around Decoration Day with Four Wheel Drive of Clintonville as opponents.
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Marshfield
Fagles
Adam Emmerich
H. G. Hambright
D. Spalding
Guy EF. Blodgett
K. J. Plath
John Reveyr
Clintonville
Emmerich
Ag Oshkosh
Green Bay
Appleton
de Pere
Stop Auto Speeds On Second Street Now
Public complaint rises over speeding as traffic grows. Second Street, noted as the special road, sees high powered cars testing their abilities. Calls go out for immediate speed regulation on all streets to safeguard pedestrians before an accident occurs.
Isolation ward at St Joseph’s near completion
Public tours revealed a modern isolation wing at St Joseph’s hospital in Marshfield with concrete and steel construction Hurry to finish the north wing by July safety and capacity improvements noted The Chamber of Commerce plans its Friday meeting with C F Woodward and W O Barstow as speakers and potential participation by W D Connor News also reports Oshkosh Park Falls McMillan Spencer Lincoln areas remaining wet while Abbotsford Neillsville Loyal Ladysmith become dry towns
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St. Joseph'i
Ory
St. Joseph's Hospital
Marshfeld
Chamber of Commerce
Anrilta
C.F. Woodward
Great
Minneanelis Association
Rhinglaunder Association
W. O. Barstow
W. D. Connor
Marshfield
Stevens Point
Pernays
Conroy
Marshield
Oshkosh
Park Fally
McMillan
Spencer
Lincoln
Abbotsford
Neillsville
Loval Y
Ladysmith
Rieg Speech Urges Liberty Bonds To Hit The Hun
Hans Rieg speaks at Adler theater urging Americans of German descent to back Liberty bonds. He argues war costs must be met by citizens buying bonds, urging clubs schools factories and groups to fund the effort and ensure victory. The talk frames war as a business run by nations and individuals, calling for unity and patriotism.
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Rieg
Hans Rieg
Adler Theater
Germany
Jwhlies
Bet Kaving
Senate
U. S
Hasting
Tan
Thomas H. Barry
Camp Grant
Rockford
Itj
United States
Europe
Hay Scout Company
First Contingent To Go Wednesday From Wood County
Ten men from Wood County are to be inducted into U S service. Carl Petersen Walter Schenk Archie Tartell Stephen McDonald Joseph Stadler George Lonner Roy Krack George Hornick Roscoe Snider Frank Riceman Leo J Lietz and Ma Loken were called under the draft order Roy Krack volunteered to take the place of Mr Liste who is busy on hospital addition work Stephen McDonald fills the place of Mr Loken on the farm near Arpin. The two local volunteers are praised for their spirit and willingness to serve.
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Wood County
Uncle Sam
Carl Petersen
Grand Rapids
Walter Schenk
Marshield
Archie Tartell
Bethel
Stephen McDonald
Marshfield
Joseph Stadler
Marshfields
George Lonner
Blenker
Roy Krack
George Hornick
Roscoe Snider
Pittsville
Frank
Riceman
Gran Leo J
Lietz
Ma Loken
Atpin
Liste
Loken
Arpin
Wisconsin troops in movies feature Marshfield soldiers
On next Monday and Tuesday evening Marshfield residents may view a feature film showing the fighting 32nd Division stationed at Waco Texas in their duties at the cantonment. The Marshfield contingent, Company A of the 127th Infantry, is said to appear in the film. A special matinee is planned Tuesday at four o'clock.
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Wisconsin
Waco
Texas
Marshfield
127Th Infantry
Recruiting Station Opened in Armory by Burkhead
Corporal C. R. Burkhead based in Grand Rapids opened a recruiting headquarters in the armory building here. He accepts enlistments for the regular army national army and national guard and plans weekly or ten day visists if Chicago allows. One applicant Raymond B. Weber was rejected for age and assigned to the 44th engineers after departing for Chicago to report to Columbus Barracks Ohio for further service.
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C. R. Burkhead
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Armory
Burkhead
Regular Army
National Army
National Guard
City
Raymond B. Weber
44Th Engineers
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
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Kalsched
Davies
Sigl
Adam Guckenberger
Mat Baron
Louis Heister
HL Normington
Geo. B. Campbell
Hamilton Roddis
Kyra
Gieeses
Portal
Ward
John Vogel
Wrariow
Third Ward
Fors
T. Trosin
R. C. Hastings
RJ. Strauss
Lids
Michael Wagner
Kalsehed Bilwarde
Rey
Toth Sas Kaleehud
Mien
Rosenbertyy
Crownhart
Auberty
Hambright
Murvher
Duns
Isolation Ward
Busi
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