Died Sunday Marshfield pioneer Dr H A Lathrop
Dr. H A Lathrop longtime Marshfield resident and founder of local Masonry and Elks lodge died Sunday after a yearlong heart illness. He served as Marshfield’s first physician, contributed to fraternal orders, politics, and public life, and left a legacy of patient care and civic service. Survived by his sister Mrs Emily Tibbits of Chicago and other relatives.
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H. A. Lathrop
Marshfield
Lathrop
Soah
Bryant
Dla. m. Usider
Marshfield Lodge No
A. M
Presbyterian Church
H. C. Postlethwaite
E. Winon
E. A. Upham
P J. Schafer
Sheerim
Adam Pawlas
Emily ‘Tibbits
Chicago
Sor
William Tibbits
Bedford
Ohio
Nho
de. Lathrop
Lazarop
Anv
Isarhomaple
Bonordo
Masons and Byke
Isa
Commandery
Sach E
Dog muzzling order amid hydrophobia scare in Marshfield
Mayor R Connor of Marshfield Wis issues notice declaring all dogs must be muzzled or secured to prevent infection. Dogs found at large will be destroyed and owners prosecuted. Date Apr 25 1911. Public safety measure in effect citywide.
German Theatre May 7th a Rare Treat for Milwaukee
Manager Adier has dated Gustave Kleemann s great Milwaukee German Comic Opera company for Sunday Night May 7 a rare treat for local German theatregoers. The company is high class and exceptionally strong.
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Adier
Gustave Kleemann
Milwaukee
Unusual Plow Accident Injures Local Farmer
Christ Bartelmas of Klondike corners was dragged by a walking plow when a released team pulled him over the implement. A double coulter blade cut ribs and pierced a lung but doctors report the wound is healing with recovery expected. This is the first local case of a patent coulter causing such injuries.
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Christ Bartelmas
Klondike Corners
Mr. Bartelmas
Wable
Prizes Offered for Marshfield Street Decorations
Marshfield plans its greatest street decorating effort during the Eagles State convention June 19 to 24 as local merchants and Eagle aerie prepare a gala display. Prizes of 25, 14, and 10 dollars will be awarded by judges City Clerk Vedder Alderman Juno and City Treasurer Leonard after inspection of buildings.
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Marshfeld
Eagle Aerie
C. S. Vedder
John Juno
Common Council
George J. Leonard
Marshfield
Ruling on Telephone Service Charges By Wisconsin Rate Commission
The Wisconsin Rate Commission ordered removal of the 25 cent monthly surcharge for long distance connected phones and the 10 cent messenger fee on long distance calls from non connected phones. The directive targets Hon J C Marsh and its timing remains undecided with potential further hearings anticipated.
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Wisconsin Rate Commission
Wright Purchases Marshfield Ice Company
Matt Wright a veteran Stand ard Gilman resident who returned from the Pacific coast has purchased the ice business and equipment of J Whit tington and will become proprietor of the Marsh field Ice Co. taking possession immediately. Wright is a popular, well qualified businessman. Whittington built up a valuable ice business through thoroughness ability and fair dealing and his service remains a valuable asset.
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Matt Wright
Standard Gilman
Pacific Coast
J. Whittington
Mr. Whittington
Marshfield Ice Co
Wright
Whittington
Hydrophobia Found In Dog Head Sent From Here
Dr J O Hayward city physician received Madison health notice that the dog head sent for examination showed hydrophobia. Mayor Conor ordered steps to stop spread, urging strict observance of the dog control order. Henry Kreisch’s dog had bitten children and other dogs. children treated with no danger.
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J. 0. Hayward
Madison
Hayward
Conor
Connor
Henry Kreisch
Death of Mrs A J Booth in Stevens Point
Mrs A J Booth of Stevens Point mother of Mrs C E Blodgett and George D Booth died Sunday after a long illness. Funeral was held Tuesday at 7 p m from her home 416 Franklin Street. Mrs Blodgett and Mr Booth were present at the last hours. The deceased was described as a lady of high character. Waxtap Girl ad placed at Times office.
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A.J. Booth
Stevens Point
C. E. Blodgett
George D. Booth
Franklin St
Blodgett
High School Graduation Orations and Ball Plans
High School notes outline graduation speeches by Benjamie Draower Irene Leonard Helen Ebert Marguerite Krans William Glassner Caroline Haast Alma Kelly Louise Tite and their topics. Faculty drill assigns each student to a tutor for practice. Junior Ball set for early May with planning underway. Local declaimers meet Neillsville April 48 with Marshfield representatives in girls and boys oratorical contests.
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Benjamie Draower
America
Irene Leonard
Helen Ebert
Marguerite Krans
William Glassner
Caroline Haast
Alma Kelly
New China
Louise Tite
High 8
Neillsville
Lewh Laetmle
Molen Ebert
Esther Glassoer
Marshfield
Geo. Wable
James Delmore
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Mutius
Coulter
Crawford
Dog
A J. Booth
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