State Assembly Delegates Gather in Marshfield for 240 Assemblies
Delegates from 240 Equitable Fraternal Union assemblies will converge in Marshfield on April 27 and 28 for the annual State Assembly meeting. Mayor Adolph G. Pankow will participate, with Marshfield committees guiding hotel, solicitation, and reception. Proceedings include credentials, speeches by state and supreme officers, and papers on women’s assemblies and true fraternity, followed by a banquet and special physician examiner meetings at City Hall.
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Equitable Fraternal Union
Adolph G. Pankow
Louis Thompson
H. H. Berg
John Hamel
S. H. Berg
A. P. Adams
A. Salaman
H. H. Milbee
E. Ludington
Barton L. Tupper
Friend and Guide
State Assembly
Marshfield
W. G. Oliver
Pabkow
Marshfield Assembly
Russell
Ladd
F. A. Hecker
Watigan
Oliver
Theate Assembly
Wisconsin
Death by own action at Auburndale John Teske ends life by Paris green
John Teske, longtime Auburndale resident, drank for weeks and suffered family troubles, killing himself with Paris green in the local cemetery. He died after several hours despite medical help from Dr. Graham. Aged about fifty, he leaves a wife and six children estranged at the time.
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John Teske
Auburndale
Paris Green
Teske
Graham
Ate
City Teachers Engaged for Next School Year
City school board reports strong reengagement of most instructors as Prof. J Borden leads Marshfield schools to prominence. Contracts signed by Borden and numerous teachers. several others did not return. Richfield to be outside district due to territorial withdrawal. Teacher wages rise from forty to forty five dollars.
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Borden
Marshfield
Fros
J. B. Borden
Bessie Hutchisod
Marion Durand
Florence Gage
Mabel Bates
Elizabeth Hermely
Alice Skinner
Ethel Dunlap
Lida Lessig
Bernice Sheriff
Lois Ellsworth
Carola Forrest
Jennie Scofield
Agnes Hermely
Mabel Everhard
Arlie Hinman
Cadet
Lucy Allen
Ash
College women win Bryden cup in Milwaukee bowling
Miss Vollmar Wiener of the College Specials won the Bryden cup in the annual college versus seminary bowling clash in Milwaukee Downer. A large crowd attended as the college posted a 774 team average to best the seminary at 723, with Seidenberg's 116 the tournament high and Vollmar's 109 the top individual mark.
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Vera Vollmac
Milwaukee-Downer
Vollmar
Victoria Rich
Edna Seidenberg
Miss Seidenberg
Miss Vollmar
Vera Vollmar
Alice Rusk
Amelia Vernet
Helen Jewett
Seminary
Mary Mouat
Clara Rich
Milwaukee Free Press
Governor Vetoes Municipal Bond Bill In Surprise Move
Gov La Follette vetoes bill 1938 aimed at legalizing city bonds without a popular vote. Wipperman argues veto harmful, noting bonds issued pre decision remain valid but the veto could raise interest costs and spark a possible special election for sewer bonds. Senate opposition seen but assembly fate unclear.
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LaFollette
Senate
Wipperman
Grand Rapids
Supreme Court
Assembly
Common Council
Sentinel
Rumors of Northwestern absorb Marshfield branch circulate
An unconfirmed rumor from Merrillan Leader suggests Northwestern may acquire Marshfield division to create a through line from Fond du Lac and Eland to Merrillan. Two daily passenger trains plus freights exist. officials’ plans are unknown. Separately, Grand Rapids Dix on House fire injures four, basement origin, hotel to be rebuilt.
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Northwestern Road
Omaha
Marshfield
Fond du Lac
Eland
Merrillan
Northwestern
Dixon
Great Marshfield Sale Promises Unmatched Dry Goods Event
Our years of operation have built trust via honest promises and aligned ads with stock. The Marshfield dry goods sale features a grand stock in carpets, millinery, men’s clothing, furnishings, shoes, hats, and groceries. Large posters offer details and invite all to attend while the sale lasts.
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Marshfield
Ladies Travel Class Reviews Eugenie and Napoleon Papers
The Monday meeting of the Ladies Travel Class adopted new measures including shifting next year’s meeting to Saturday afternoon. Mrs Doege’s Eugenie paper was read by Mrs Livingston. Eugenie’s life from Spanish countess to Queen Victoria’s ally was praised for benevolence. Mrs Roddis discussed Napoleon I’s rise, coup, and policy, noting his greatness in name, with critique of his private life. future programs include Gall readings and Third Republic topics.
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Eugenie
Karl Doege
Livingston
Roddis
Napoleon I
Sveryens
Ampire
Kaministrations
Felix Faure
Sonabiracy
Boul
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E.F.U. State Assembly
Vollmar Wiener
ATP, Low
Cowell A. Connor
N. dl
Barg Aubutoge
Lowe. Cary
A. J
Grand Rapida
Lynch
T. Rowland
Grand Rapidy
Lincoln
M. Christensen
Dngob Specht J
Hayward
Kohel Nekoost
Vlage
Hooper E
Bichntoadt
Port Edwards
Part Edwards
A.E. Bennett Pittaville
Geo. Brown Pittaville
Ed Clack Pittaville
A. B. Gowy Reig
Ty Hom
Richie
Avie
Pravont Rock
Ugh Porwor Sporty
Tvarnon Sigel
C. Henke Torman
Seneca
Martin Jacheon
D. Ayera
Gov. LaFollette
Alely
American National Bank
Resources
U. & Pandas
Furniture Age
U.S
Total
I. O. G. Lindemann
G. Lindemann
Cashier
A. L. Boutprir
Notary Public
Wood Co
Wis
Correst
D. Cosnor
K. L. Kraus
E. E. Winen
E. M. Demixs
J.C. Marsy
P. N. Crris- Tensen
JH. Seffers
M.A. Pillsbury
J. H. Jeffers & Co
Wausau
Central Avenue
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