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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1912

Page

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Marshfield Cold Storage Co forms with Schaefer Neumann Schmitz stock

Incorporation of Marshfield Cold Storage Co with capital stock $25,100 filed last week. FP J. Schaefer Alfred Neumann and G J. Schmitz hold stock and lead the new venture, expanding cheese storage at the Schaefer Co warehouse. A new 16x60 foot office addition will be built, modern facilities planned to boost Marshfield as a cheese center.

Marshfield Cold Storage Co FP. J. Schaefer Alfred Neumann G. J. Schmitz P. J. Schaefer Company Schaefer Co Messrs Schaefer, Neumann and Schmitz P. J. Schaefer Co Marshfield

Company A gallery practice high ten and final shoot details

The Sunday gallery practice lists high ten with Corp Hoerl at 25 and Priv Zimmer at 25 among others, leading to a final shoot to determine year prizes. The field includes Bubolz 274 Hansen 274 Christensen 273 Mittlestadt 272 A Hansen 259 Wirt 269 Wenzel 865 Christensen 255 Binder 254 Zecha 254. Those barred from previous wins posted scores Zimmer 285 Therolf 279.

Corp Corp. Hoerl Sergt. Bubolz Priv V Hansen W. Christensen Mittlestedt A. Hansen Hi. Wirt Sergt Wenzel J. Christensen Corp. Binder Zecha Zimmer Therolf

Races at the Fair Set for Six Events and $300 Purse

Secretary Pankow has fixed a 300 top purse for six races over three days at the fair including farmer and amateur contests. Mark Bellis of Warsaw is sought as starter and will officiate at Wausau, Merrill, and Levens Point. The flying machine will headline fair advertising and locals are urged to boost attendance.

Pankow Mark Bellis Warsaw Nate Bellis Wausau Merrill Levens Point

Annual League Contest in Declamation and Oratory

The annual League Contest in Declamation and Oratory will be held in the high school assembly room on Saturday evening April 27 at eight oclock. Three schools Neillsville Unity and Marshfield high schools compete in battle royal home team M H with Leah Laemle Martha Eberlein Edwin Walter bach and Albert Delmore. Winners go to the district contest in Wausau in May with judges M H Jackson Grand Rapids Patterson Stevens Point Phillips Medford.

Neillsville Unity Marshfield Leah Laemle Martha Eberlein Edwin Walterbach Albert Delmore M. H Wausau Laarge Prin. M. H. Jackson Grand Rapids Prof Patterson Stevens Point Supt. Phillips Medford

Wedding of Oscar Rasmussen and Della Higgins at Chilton

Miss Hattie Higgins and George Wable attended the Nuptial High Mass led by Rev. Fr. Geo. A. Clifford. After church, a breakfast at Court Street home followed, then the couple departed for Hahnock to visit relatives and plan a Potter home.

Hattie Higgins H. Wable George Wable Chilton Chilton Times Geo. A. Clifford Oscar Rasmussen Della Higgins Court St Milwaukee Road Hancock Wanashara County Marshfield Antigo Chicago Potter Jas. Higgins Soo Times

One Cent On The Dollar From Wisconsin Cheese Firm

The Central Wisconsin Trust Company of Madison has declared a first and final dividend of 1 percent for creditors of the bankrupt LaCrosse Cheese and Butter Company. The eight year case involved Madison lawyers suing banks over alleged preferred payments after insolvency. Only about $69,000 in claims filed will receive 1 percent, with litigation exhausting most funds.

Central Wisconsin Trust Company of Madison LaCrosse Cheese and Butter Company Trust Company Cheese Company

Canvassing Board Error Not Unfairness in Recount Action

The county canvassing board declined to take jurisdiction over recounting the Connor Felker mayor ballots, citing erroneous legal interpretation. The board notes no personal motive and says a mandamus petition could force a recount if challenged in circuit court. County Clerk F H Eberhardt provides the official statement of duty and rationale.

County Board of Canvassers Connor-Felker Felker F. H. Eberhardt Hardt

Reuter Concert With All Star Company At Adler

Lees musical enthusiasts organize with All Star Concert company featuring Jacob Reuter the celebrated violinist and a soprano soloist piano soloist and accompanist for a concert at the Adler opera house on Thursday evening May 2. A strong program and rare treat for local music lovers sustain this as the musical event of the year. Reuter is under tour contract for the United States Australia and South America and this will be his last appearance in a Faia section for some years. He is rated equal to Kubelik and regarded as one of the greatest violinists of the age.

Lees All Star Concert Company Jacob Reuter Al$0 Adler Opera House Reuter United States Australia South America Faia Kubilik

Wedding at McMillan Church Unites Emma Hass and Ewald Wiersig

A pretty wedding occurred Saturday at McMillan German Lutheran church at eleven o'clock as Emma Hass daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Hass married Ewald Wiersig of Colby. Rev Paetz conducted the ceremony. Attendants were Frank Hass Anna Weber Rudolph Wiersig and Tillie Haes. The bride wore messaline silk and a veil. A dinner and supper followed at the brides parents home. The couple will reside on a farm near Colby. Best wishes go with them.

McMillan German Lutheran Church Emma Hass Julius Hass Ewald Wiersig Colby Paetz Frank Hass Anna Weber Rudolph Wiersig Tillie Haes

Notice to Clean Catch Basins by May 3rd

Notice to all residence owners attached to the sanitary sewer system that catch basins must be cleaned at once to prevent grease buildup. Grease traps and basins left dirty pose health and sewer efficiency risks. If not cleaned and restored by May 3rd, the city will perform the work and bill the owner. By order of the Board of Health. 28rd.

Board of Health

Lion and the Mouse at Adler Opera House Sold Out Love Tale

A strong love story unfolds in The Lion and the Mouse at Adler Opera House. The play pits young lovers against a strong willed old politician and high finacier father, promising an intensely engaging drama from start to finish on Sunday April 28.

Adler Opera House

Local team urged as season opens with strong town support

Readers are urged to organize a substantial baseball team to compete with Grand Rapids Stevens Point and other Marshfield rivals. The note also promotes a merchants line of prayer books and rosaries in English and German with prices from 15 cents to $2 and 75 cents to $7 for rosaries, inviting patronage.

Grand Rapids Stevens Point Marshfield Haly E. F. Mechler

Fourth Class Postmaster Examination Notice 1942

The U S Civil Service Commission announces a fourth class postmaster examination to be held in Arpin Wisconsin on April 17 1942. Certification is expected to fill Bethel Wisconsin and other nearby vacancies, with reinstatement possible. Pay last year was 240. Applicants must reside within the local post office territory and be U S citizens 21 or older, with 18-year-old women admitted in states where deemed of full age. Applications must be filed with the commission in Washington or with Bethel postmaster within seven days of the exam date.

United States Civil Service Commission Arpin Wisconsin Bethel United States Civil Service Commission Washington, D.C Washington U.S. Crvin Service Commission

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