Banner Mills Transfer and Temporary Shutdown for Repairs
Sparr Cereal Company head J. Sparr took possession of the Upham Banner Mills in Marshfield last Thursday. He retains former manager Al Crawford and the current staff, pledging the same brands and dealer practices. A two week shutdown for repairs and improvements is planned before resuming full capacity with continued emphasis on quality and liberal operating policies.
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GC. J. Spar
Sparr Cereal Company
Upham Banner Mills
Sparr
al. Crawford
Marshfield
Upham Company
Olour
Banner Mills
High Ten Gallery Practice in Company A Shootoff
The preliminary shoot of the annual gallery competition ends and the high ten will shoot off on two Sundays for the medal. Scores include Corp Hy Seimers 216 and Corp E Thero ll 219 with other listed members. past medalists barred from this year's event. Lieut Sommers led prelims with 226 and Sgt Rhyner scored 212.
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Corp. Hy. Seimers
Corp. E.theroll
J. Adler
M. Adle Corp
Seime Seret
Serwe
R. Seidl
Cory
L. Winch Mus
Sommer Sergt
Henrichs
Mpany
Lieut
Sommers
Rhyner
Igar
Northwestern Real Estate Co Moves Offices in Post Office Building
The Northwestern Real Estate Co formerly of Minneapolis has moved to the post office building, securing a fine suite and office furniture last Saturday. It succeeds Ottelie-Stondall, with officers Oscar Oftel president, C E King vice president, Frank S Smith secretary, and I K Parker treasurer. Smith and Parker will run the local office while Oftalie and King handle outside work. The firm will deal in farms and timber lands and owns a large acreage nearby.
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Northwestern Real Estate Co
Minneapolis
Ottelie-Stondall Company
Oscar Oftel
C. E. King
Frank S. Smith
Sec’y
Andi. K. Parker
Smith
Parker
Oftalie
King
Polly of the Circus serialized: The Times announces a publication
The Times has secured Polly of the Circus for serial publication. The charming story, successful as both play and novel, is praised for truth and pathos. Illustrations on the plates accompany the serial, and opening chapters will appear on another page.
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the Times
Polly
Meeting of the D A R with Mrs Pollard Last Thursday
The Daughters of the American Revolution met with Mrs. F R Pollard last Thursday. The program featured an article on the Election of National President by Mrs Beebee, a poem When the Flag Goes By by Miss Morrison from American Monthly Story of Dolly Madison, a reading The Ballad of Prudence Wright and the Tory by Mrs Andrews and a recitation Reading by Mrs Elvis.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
F. R. Pollard
Monthly Stock Fair April 24 at Warsinske's Grounds
The monthly stock fair for April will be held at Warsinske's grounds on Saturday, April 24. Farmers will find buyers on the ground rain or shine and this meeting aims to boost swapping and disposal of all kinds of property. Livestock handling facilities will be provided at the stock yard chutes on the grounds.
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Warsinske
Tom Shaughnessy Visits Milwaukee on CP Trip
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy president of the Canadian Pacific system, touring Milwaukee aboard passenger No. 1 in a private car. He plans a future visit with a hotel meal and a Maennerchor welcome. Central line owners eye Milwaukee access, with inventories ordered as headquarters stay in Minneapolis.
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Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific System
Wisconsin Central
Tom
Blodgett
Travel Class Plans May Meeting at Deming Hall
The Ladies Travel Class schedules an extra session on May 10 at 7:30 PM in Deming Hall to discuss constitution changes, fee reductions, elect a president, and adjust next year meeting times. A full attendance is desired to reflect majority wishes. The annual tea is set for May 3 at 6:30 PM in Deming Hall. members may bring a guest.
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Deming Hall
Signs of Railroad Activity on Soo Line Cutoff
Reports claim preparations have begun for a Mukwonago to Grand Rapids Soo line cut off project. A southbound train carried dump cars, modern machinery, and two hoisting engines, said to belong to Minneapolis' largest railroad contractor, destined for Mukwonago area.
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Mukwonago
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Bargains Offered By Store With Remote Delivery Note
Fragmentary notice promises to ship any store section by mail upon request. It claims many bargains are available and hints at additional items listed elsewhere on a larger display, using vague wording and unusual phrasing.
April Nineteenth The Present Emperor and its Court
Mrs F Vollmar reports on the Present Emperor and court including Prince Tokugawa Kuki the Last of the Shoguns and Marquis Tto. The piece lists Mrs EB B Polling Reading the Footprints of the Buddha and mentions Question critic Mrs Tidault Miss Rix in connection with the event.
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F. Vollmar
Tokugawa Kuki
Tto
EB. B
Tidault
Rix
Memorial exercises at City Hall honor deceased members
Last Sunday afternoon at City Hall a memorial program was well attended with Rev. Postlethwaite delivering a strong address and eulogies by Mr. Fred Kamm. Deceased local members honored include Otto Backus John Tilford and L J Mangold.
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Postlethwaite
Fred Kamm
Conncrs
Otto Backus
John Tilford
L. J. Mangold
Mrs Minnie Lepien Dies at Hartford After Long Illness
Mrs Minnie Lepien mother of John Lepien and aunt of Mrs M Ehrhardt, died at her Hartford home on Thursday after a long cancerous illness. The funeral was held in Hartford at 1 p m Sunday with Mr Lepien and Mrs Ehrhardt present.
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Minnie Lepien
John Lepien
M. Ehrhardt
Hartford
Lepien
Ebrhardt
Philip Baulke
Richfield
Richfield Lutheran Church
L. Th. Thom
Gotch Beats Yus sif Mahmout For World Title In Two Falls
At Chicago last week Prank Gotch defeated Yus sif Mahmout in the heavyweight world championship match. Gotch dominated all through winning two straight falls, each under ten minutes. The bout between Goteh and Beell was not held due to lack of time. Beell and Gotch stand as leaders in their weight class with potential to rule for a decade. Beell remains the only man to defeat Gotch since Farmer Burns trained the Iowan. Meanwhile Grand Rapids adopts a red light police alarm system to speed responders across the river.
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Gotch
Been
Chicago
Yussif Mahmout
Goteh
Beell
Farmer Burns
Bell
Farmer Gottleibe Reisner Found Dead Near Chili
The 55 year old farmer Gottleibe Reisner, living three miles from Chili, was found dead in his barn on Monday noon. Circumstances indicate death by self inflicted gunshot. No reason is known for the act.
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Gottleibe Reisner
Chili
Home Wedding Tonight for Miss Anna May and Mr Ole Anderson
Miss Anna May and Mr Ole Anderson of Fond du Lac will be married this evening at 8:30 by Rev H C Postlethwaite. The ceremony occurs at the home of Mr and Mrs T May with only relatives present, followed by a short wedding tour before settling in Fond du Lac.
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Anna May
Ole Anderson
Fond du Lac
H.C. Postlethwaite
T. May
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