Marshfield Building and Loan Rally Seeks Homes for Growth
A Monday meeting in Marshfield backed by W. D. Connor and A. G. Parker urged forming a building and loan association to address a housing shortage. Speakers argued that lack of homes slows growth, deters workers and travelers, and that new housing will boost income, circulation, and civic pride while sustaining local industry and wages.
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Marshfield
W. D. Connor
A. G. Parker
Marshhuld
Marshfield Front
Wisconsin Trout Bag Limit Revised for Streams
The bag limit for trout in Wisconsin streams is thirty five fish per day in open season from May 1 to August 1. The minimum length to harvest is seven inches. Excent lake trout are included in the limit.
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Wisconsin
Blodgett's New Restaurant Nears Completion in Marshfield
Blodgett unveils a grand new eating house on Central avenue in Marshfield, touted as a marvel of up to date architecture. The nearly finished building features white tile, glass display cases, a marble fountain, fourteen booths, a nineteen table dining room, art glass windows, nine chandeliers, and hand finished interior decor. Manager Frank Lukas, a longtime Blodgett employee, will lead operations as Marshfield and Blodgett become synonymous with growth and modern city dining.
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Marshfield
Central Avenue
Tev Uny
Everethinge
Blun Gas Company
Argo McCray
Johnson Electric Shell
James Wagner
Frank Lukas
Blodgett
Lukas
War veterans to be home in about six weeks
Letter to relatives of Bandmaster Treadare Steinmetz in Marshfield reports that Company A and Marshfield men with these units are sailing home within six weeks. The hometown effort to welcome the veterans includes hopes of a grand reception upon their return from service in Brest and the journey back to the United States.
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Treadare Steinmetz
Company A
Marshfield
Mr. Strinmetz
Sllain
Brest
Marines? 32nd Division Decorated With Croix De Guerre
Widespread press notices report the 32nd Division receiving the Croix de Guerre with palms for gallantry at Juvigny during August. Michigan and Wisconsin units, including Company A and Company Ko, are highlighted as heroes. Marshfield glows with pride as hometown sons prepare to return, hailed by townsfolk awaiting the honored homecoming. General Mangin of the Tenth Army is credited with the decoration.
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Mts
Juvigny
Michigan
Wisconsin
Wisin
Antil Narahfald
Marshfield
Mangia
Gommailis
Tenth Army of the Trench
Pie ‘Tin Selsto Sea
Siteurdab
Wives and Other Wives at Adler Tonight
Mary Miles Minter stars in a live wire comedy showing at the Adler Theater tonight. The film features mature roles for Minter, a meddling husband, a chauffeur, a meld and a love triangle. Farcical situations drive the drama as a romantic farce unfolds with playful schemes and humor.
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Slary Miles Minter
Usiny
Adler Theater
Mary Miles Minter
Mary
Mintar
Wolf Sherman and Schiesl Buy Garage, Rename Victory Garage
A deal closed Monday selling the Hub City garage owned by A M Sacho to Philly Wolf Barlow Sherman and Michael Schiesl. The trio will rename the business Victory Garage and continue in their trade with an established local reputation. They also hold an agency for Dortantoto.
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A.M. Sacho
Messrs
Philly Wolf
Barlow Sherman
Michael Schiesl
Victory Garage
Qeen
Meen Ther
Sta Sucho
Dortantoto
Marshfield Welcomes New Annex Initiative By Blodgett
The writer credits Mr Blodgett for vision and effort in Marshfield, praising his latest project as a much needed addition. The exact opening date for the Annex remains undecided, but the completed space promises a welcoming setting to entertain guests and ease for visitors.
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Blodgett
Marshfield
War Exhibit Train Arrives April 29 Free to Public
A War Exhibit Train tour opens April 29 offering free displays of warfare trophies and implements. Four trains travel city to city in the Seventh Federal Reserve district featuring three flatcars of cannons and wrecked German planes, a railcar with thousands of smaller artifacts and Yankee inventions. A train with a lecturer and soldier escort travels to educate the public about the war and Allied and Central powers weapons.
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Federal Reserve
Uncle Sem
Ahpyilors
Firemen's Annual Dance Scheduled at Armoury Hall
Marshfield fire department hosts its annual dance Monday at the armoury hall with Imperial Orchestra providing music. Organizers report strong ticket sales and expect large crowd given the season’s turnout prospects for a royal good time.
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Armoury Hall
Marshfield
Seasons Park
Imperial Orchestra
Tiger staff working in earnest at Marshfield High
Members of the Tiger staff the annual publication of Marshfield High are diligently compiling copy for the yearbook. By year end most departments are at work and the staff promises a readable sketch of present day school life for students and alumni.
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Marshfield High School
Staf
Buston
Donald Bulmer
Frank Ties
Alma Baer
Glassee
Vera Anderson
Anna Meidl
Antony Meinheinz
Lorna Kliner
Torary
Mildred Davel
Literary
Athleen St. Thomas
Kodak
Ray Cramer
Ethel Fentenaut
Clara May
Ellis del
Horace Ralla
Laigion
Wester
Jake Dent
William Wenzel
Myrtle Stocking
Big meeting planned by Badger Aerie 624 FoE night
Tomorrow night the Badger Aerie 624 FoE holds a large meeting in the Eagles hall. Initiation of candidates and election of delegates to the state convention headline the program, with State President Roy Chains of Wausau to address members. Light refreshments and a smoker follow the business agenda.
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Badger Aerie 624
Eagles Hall
Roy Chains
Wausau
Building and Loan association talks draw Marshfield crowd
Over one hundred attendees from business professional and labor groups filled Marshfield’s Eagles hall Monday as the Chamber of Commerce discussed forming a Building and Loan association. Wisconsin banking examiner Mir Burne Pollock explained fundamentals and operations while W D Connor K G Pors and A G Felker spoke on the basis and future reporting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Eagles Hall
Marshfield
Mir Burne Pollock
Banking Department
State of
Wisconsin
Pollock
Mronuston A
Mr. Pollock
W. D. Connor
K. GC. Pors
A. G. Felker
Formani
Solid Vitigenshire
Marshfield Outers Club Formed By Local Sportsmen
At a Monday evening meeting a new sportsmen organization was named the Marshfield Outers Club. Eighty two members formed the nucleus of a growing society and adopted by laws after a two week adjournment to secure a charter. The group favored eight days of chicken hunting with a limb of five mixed birds daily and discussed routine business as plans for better game conditions in Wisconsin.
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Marshfield
Wiseanein
Doege Lot Adjoining School Site Bought
A Thursday meeting at the high school decided to annex Lot 4, Block 80, adjoining the site of the new Junior Flight and Vocational school. Nearly 100 voters attended, and the unanimous vote favored selling the lot. the school board will decide the building’s disposition.
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Tan
High School
Doege
Nving
Mademn
Easter Sunday at the Trio
Dorothy Gish stars in Peppy Belly at the Trio theater on Easter Sunday. The lighthearted comedy centers on love, a marriage license obstacle, and a door that opens to reveal mischief and mistaken levels as the Gish girl leads the way in a playful screen romance.
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Dorothy Gish
Tria Theater
Wayts Aims To Boost City Water Supply Efficiency
Superintendent E B Wayts plans to upgrade the city water system by pumping from the bottom of twenty one existing wells rather than seeking new sources. Each well will have an individual pump connected to a central power unit, replacing the previous vacuum system to meet current and future demand.
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E. B. Wayts
Board of Public Works
My. Wayts
Wayts
Mr. Wayts
Marshfield Dairy Co Incorporation Filed Saturday
Articles of organization for the Marshfield Dairy company were filed with the secretary of state last Saturday. Incorporators are Wilmer A Drol linger William Michels and R R Williams. The stone cheese factory plant west of the hospital will be the headquarters and stock will be held by about thirty five patrons. The new company will manufacture and sell cheese butter and dairy products, capitalized at 7500 dollars as a Wisconsin corporation.
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Marshfield Dairy Company
Wilmer A. ‘Drollinger
William Michels
R. R. Williams
Stone Cheese
Wisconsin’ Corporation
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