Reception Arranged For Visitors By Male Chorus
A Conference of Teachers hosts a Monday evening reception for visiting members. The report highlights a new vacuum cleaning machine installed at the Hotel Blodged to preserve its noted cleanliness. The device cleans carpets, walls, and upholstery with strong suction, aiming to refresh surfaces quickly under expert operation.
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Winnebago Conference of
Immanuel
H. EB
Kabinet
Reedsville
L. Serrahs
Manitowoc
Albert Mueller
Sheboygan Sheboygan
Kath
Chas
Roediger Bloomfield Theo
Kundert
Appleton Roc
John
Appleton Fond du Lac
A. O
Ben E. Boxmann
Wayside
Dale G. Sebliebe
A.T
Ph. Saxmann
Fond du Lac
Bly. Wetzel
Two Rivers
Berlin
H. Lemke
Renthal
Sheboygan Shkosh
Marshfield Musicals Credit Steinmetz Pelton Collaborators
Musical Director Theo A Steinmetz and G Mark Pelton appear as collaborators on two popular songs with orchestration. Pelton wrote the lyrics, Steinmetz composed the music. Copyright forthcoming for Seems to Me I'm Still Your Sweetheart and Won't You Make Love to Me. Charles Duval will sing with band at the first park concert just after Easter.
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Theo. A. Steinmetz
G. Mark Pelton
Patent Office
Mr. Pelton
Mr. Steinmetz
Charles Duval
Thief Stole Trousers and Gun From Expressman
Expressman Almaon Atwood reported a theft at his home last week. A pair of trousers disappeared from his wardrobe along with a revolver resting on a dresser. He now scrutinizes every man he meets, hoping to identify his missing garments and firearm.
Beell Beats Pardello in Chicago Handicap Match
Fred Buell defeated Italian heavyweight Leo Pardello in a Chicago handicap bout last Saturday. Pardello agreed to throw Beell in 30 minutes but Beell outboxed and pinned Pardello just before the time expired. Pardello, known as a rough fighter, had previously lasted a half hour with Makhmout. Mahmout and Gotch are slated for a world championship bout April 14.
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Fred Buell
Leo Pardello
Chicago
Mahmout
Pardello
Beell
Makhmout
Gotch
Horses Cross Ford on Town Line Road Near Richfield
Picture agent Stern faced a near disaster when his team crossed the Yellow river on the town line road halfway between Richfield and Rock. With no bridge and high water the rig tangled, horses freed themselves, residents helped, and Stern returned with a four mile detour to safety. A county board decision on bridging the stream is expected at the May meeting.
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Stern
Town Line Road
Richfield
Rock
Yellow River
Cameron Line Road
Lapp
Chis
Moon and Halder Seek Rail Link to Marshfield Branch
The Mosinee Times reports a North Western Railway representative met with Moon and Halder residents last week. They request a branch from Marshfield to these towns to cut long team hauls, spur a Halder lumber industry, and open rich farming lands. Mosinee people favor the line if extended to their town.
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Mosinee Times
Moon and
Halder
Marshfield
Moon
F H Dill Buys Grocery and Fruit Store
R H Dill has purchased A S Nelson's grocery fruit and confectionery store in the Arnold building at Central avenue and Third streets and will take possession at once. The stand is good and the new proprietor will receive a solid stock and established business. Dill was formerly with the American Express company as collector and driver and his wide acquaintance will aid the venture. Nelson and family will move to Colby.
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R. H. Dill
A. S. Nelson
Arnold
Central Avenue
Third Streets
Dill
American Express ‘Company
New City Administration as Hahn Wins Municipal Judge
In a quiet city election on Tuesday Charles Hahn defeated C B Edwards by 20 votes to become municipal judge. The official list for the coming year names Mayor Robert Connor City Clerk M G Fleckenstein City Treasurer C S Vedder Assessor W S Albright and a slate of named officials and supervisors with few changes anticipated among minor city staff.
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C. B. Edwards
Charles Hahn
Mr. Hahn
Robert Connor
M. G. Fleckenstein
C. 5. Vedder
W. S. Albright
J. Nikolai
Fred . Thuys
J. J. Varney
Fred BR
Oes E. B. Finney
C. J. Lundgren
R. A. Kaltskopé
R. J. Strauss
Frank A. Noll
Gerhard Marx
John Juno
Joseph Deckert
Robert H. Schroeder
Oscar G.lindemann
A. G. Pankow
E. M. Deming
F. H. Witters
A Modern Ananias at the Opera House Friday
A three act comedy titled A Modern Ananias to be staged at the opera house Friday evening April 16. The Newport set piece features Lysander Lyon MD and a large cast with Grace Welsh and Ruby Lynde among others as local townsfolk in a hotel and hotel parlor scene.
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Anamias
Opera House
Lindsey
Ysander Lyon
M. D
Peter Miller
Colonel Lyon
Lysander
Chas
Faberite Toataywoot
Ruby
Eubinie Ringletaube
Kitsie
Raby
Joyce
Newport
Conseaghees
Lysainder
Marshfield Eyed as Division Point for Railroad Shops
The Grand Rapids Tribune reports interest from Wiscon sin Central in building a cut off to Marshfield and making it a division point. Neighboring cities shift to support the plan, with Marshfield seen as most feasible. Rumors place shops at Manville, three to four miles north, ideal for such facilities.
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Grand Rapids Tribune
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Marshfield
Marshfeld
Manville
North Lincoln Line to connect Eckes settlement with city exchange
Rural telephone line work has begun to link Eckes settlement west of town with the city exchange, named the North Lincoln Line. Twelve phones will be installed at first and the line should be operating by May 1. Association officers are William Patt as general manager, William Reese as secretary, and John Foh elected treasurer.
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Eckes
City Exchange
North Lincoln
William Patt
William Reese
John Foh
Practical joker hoax targets handsome railroad man
A famed April Fool prank lures a young railroad man with a melodious unfamiliar voice and hints of romance then leaves him waiting at a corner between seven and eight. Meanwhile Dorcshel's Lake at Marshfield overflows, water spilling six inches deep over the spillway, signaling the open reservoir’s pledged supply.
Second Annual Odd Fellows Ball at Adler's Opera House
The local Odd Fellows lodge will host its second annual ball at Adler's Opera House on Monday evening April 26, marking the order's 90th anniversary. A committee of Louis Thompson, A. F. Gerwing and George Lupient leads the arrangements. Hub Rebekah lodge women will serve refreshments.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Adler's Opera House
Louis Thompson
A. F. Gerwing
George Lupient
Hub Rebekah Lodge
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F H. Dill
NEW City Administration
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Edwards
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Barettes and
Panama
April Foot
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