Final School Term Opens After Week‑Long Vacation
City schools resume after a week off for the final term. Attendance is strong across grades and the high school enrollment stands at 136 with a large freshman class signaling rapid growth. Superintendent Gile and the faculty are praised for a successful year and plans for baseball and track facilities progress.
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Gile
Otto
Lemons
Selma Bartman
Elsa Beyer
Gertrude Christenson
Fanny Cole
Wayne Deming
Elmer Dickerson
Mary Draeger
Erwin Draeger
Dorothy Drollinger
Olive Ehrhardt
Emma Grade
Rosa Grambsth
Luclls Jaeckel
Erhard Kleinheinz
Hildegard Kleinheinz
Elmer Krahn
Cornielia Randall
Marie Sexton
Henry Shapiro
Leonora Smith
Myron Tack
Josephine Weigl
Ernest Wharfield
Mable Winch
Edward Witt
Helen Mettelka
Edith Miller
Walter Patterson
Irene Pfam
Joseph Pinion
William Pers
Marie Pulling
Genevieve Russell
Helen Schaver
Louise Seubert
Ida Shapiro
Eugene Steinmetz
Walter Tillotson
Elizabeth Walterbach
Bertha Warnecke
Louise Wegner
Ruth Wesler
Bertha Zmnda
Laura Anderson
Isabella Andress
Herbert Hartman
Grover Belton
Ray Blacksidge
Pauline Blodgett
Rose Blum
Bayard Suchmaster
Wallace Connor
James Delmore
Cora Dickerson
Benjamin Draeger
Helen Ebert
Clement Fleckenstein
Olive Friedrich
Robert Gardiner
Joe Glassner
Helen Gross
Carolne Haasl
Allan Habu
George Haight
Marie Hannen
Porter Bar
Marshfield Union No. 29 Formed For Bricklayers and Plasterers
State Organizer John J. White of the International Union forms Marshfield Union No. 29 for bricklayers and plasterers. Officers elected include Julius Hansen president and Charles Dickerson vice president. The group adopts a wage scale and nine hour system and plans meetings on the first and third Saturdays at the Band Hall on East Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. White
Tthe International Bricklayers, Masons and Plasters Union
Marshfield
J. Hutton
East Third Street
Quiet City Election Yields Mix of Local Races
With few contests, voters elect W. H. Roddis as mayor C. S. Vedder as city treasurer W. S. Albright as assessor and M. Griffin A F Gerwing as constables. Aldermen by ward and supervisors chosen. supreme justice results Barnes Bashford Ruger noted along with La Follette delegates performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Roddis
C.S. Vedder
W. S. Albright
M. Griffin
A. F. Gerwing
Council
Board of Supervisors
Fred Thuss
P. J. Nickolai
Fred Pollard
I. J. Varney
E. E. Finney
Robi. Connor
E. S. Kliner
C. J. Lundgren
F. A. Noll
R. J. Strauss
John Juno
Gerhard Marx
Henry Kalsched
R.H. Schroeder
O.G. Lindemann
E. BE. Ames
Sthward
Arbor Day Proclamation and School Observance Guidance
Governor Davidson issues a proclamation designating May 8 as Arbor and Bird Day and urges youths to plant trees and shrubs at schools parks and homes. The state school superintendent distributes the Arbor and Bird Day annual to all schools for this year.
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Davidson
Death of Henry Mertens in Marshfield
Henry Mertens longtime Marshfield resident of 568 South Maple Street died after a lingering illness. He passed away early Saturday morning. The funeral was held yesterday with many friends escorting the remains to the grave. He leaves a large family of grown children.
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Henry Mertens
Marshfield
South Maple Street
Easter Clothing Sale Promises Best Men and Boy Styles
Local store invites shoppers to view a broad Easter collection for men boys and children. The message highlights growing business in the men's department built on honest values and low prices, promising better values than ever before for quality clothing.
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Marshfield
Blodgett Hotel Company Files Incorporation at Madison
For 25000 dollars incorporation papers were filed at Madison last week by the Blodgett Hotel Company of this city. The incorporators are C. E. Blodgett W. A. Terry and Harvey Fink and the capital stock is 25000 dollars.
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Terry
Blodgettt
Fink
Blodgett
Madison
Blodgett Hotel Company
C. E. Blodgett
W.A. Terry
Harvey Fink
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Empire Dream
James Haden
Ida Heckel
Mable Hood
Hester Humble
Elsa Hope
Mabel Kaufman
Alma Kelley
Reuben Kidder
Glen Kraus
Melvin Kraus
Marguysne Kraus
Aimee Laemle
Olive Lang
Irene Leonard
Giles Masterson
Ray McTavish
Frank Mechler
Elsa Panger
Ida Racette
Caroline Rothenperger
Capitol Salzman
Lora Schroeder
Helen Sexton
Cora Soles
Estella Tice
Francis Tice
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Arbor Day
Rose Bros
Norfolk
Cassimeres
Langley
John B. Stetson
Craco
Christianson-Abel Company
Wisconsin
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Balch Mercantile Company
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H. E. Bartell
Bartell
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Chas, King
Milwaukee
King
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W. S. Heaton
Reedsburg
John Till
Hudson
Helms
Till
Hammond News
Russia
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W. L. Douglas and Crawford
Pingree
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Wakeman
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