Independent ball to return for Stevens Port and Wausau regions
Local notes that Stevens Point and Wausau will field independent baseball teams after leaving the Wisconsin Valley League. Stevens Point forms a city league while Wausau clubs merge to play solo this summer. Also mentions Margaret Livingston featured in Woman's Home Companion, renewed subscriptions, and local theater plans with upcoming film and plays.
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Stevens Port
Waugan
Stevens Point
Wausau
Woman’s Home Companion
May
Margaret J. Livingston
Companion
Baseball Practice Opens as NES Manager Announces Tryout
Manager H. E. Hoerl of the ball club announces the first spring practice will be held Sunday afternoon at the fair grounds. All members of last year’s team and new candidates should attend the initial tryout. Hoerl hopes to have pitchers and catchers here for the event as weather improves this coming month. Nearly all the veterans are expected back, with fresh blood sure to spark keen rivalry for positions.
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NES
H. E. Hoerl
Ballcam
Fair Grounds
Hoerl
Ladysmith Man Anton Brimler Dies at 58
Anton Brimler of Ladysmith died at the hospital in this city on Wednesday. He was 58 and a farmer by occupation. The funeral was held Friday at Ladysmith.
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Ladysmith
Anton Brimler
Fragmented Improbable Scene in a European Hotel Ward
In a long, disjointed diary style passage, characters murmur as a patient named Edith recovers, while Mr and Mrs Sheridan and others visit. The scene shifts between hospital corridors, a summer house, and intimate family moments, capturing tense, unfinished conversations and piercing, uneasy glimpses of relationships and past events.
Sherry News Notes From Early April Social Scene
Sherry residents share April 2 events with Miss Woods visiting from Chicago visiting teachers at Moody Bikie Institute and former NC student memories. Local visits include Mrs Hernan Jams and Mrs W C Nel visiting Marshfield and Northwest Collegiate Institute. Louise Weinforth returns home hopeful for full recovery as George and Bille return from the Soldier's Home. Effie Thompson vacationing in Chicago with plans to return for school’s closing weeks. Clara Seidler of Milwaukee visits the Sweazy home, then returns to work. Presbyterial Missionary meeting in Marshfield praised despite poor weather. Mr Jones experiences a mishap noted in local letters.
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Sherry
Slise Jenkie Eve Wns
Memlay
Hiana
Woods
Thity
Martha Pond
Elsie
Isla Davis
Moody Bikie Institute
Chevago
N.C. 1
Kesher
Northwest Collegiate Institute
Marshfield
Louis Weinfurther
Shis
George Bille
Waupaca
Effie M. Thompson
Chicago
Clara Seidler
Milwaukee
Hubert Sweazy
David Davis
Herman Jantz
Frank Parks
John Parks
Miss McLaughlin
Mr. Jones
Local News Briefs From Town Road Troubles And Movements
Thursday a wagon mishap left a broken wagon tongue and a muddy dash but Mr Jones saved the mail by retrieving parts from a neighbor and delivering it slightly late. H A Thomas hauled cheese to the station Monday and another load plus butter are planned this week amid poor roads. Religious services were affected with the Preston church program moved to Sabbath evening and Lutheran attendance disappointing as the pastor failed to arrive. Mrs Geo Weatherly hosted Miss McLaughlin at tea while Miss Edna Becker rode by train to Vesper for lessons. A new family moved into Louis Highey’s former house. the young man will work for Clen Lounsberry, arriving from Milwaukee. Miss Sarah Whitney plans shingle work on her home and Martin Nelson does local carpentry.
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Mr. Jones
H. A. Thomas
Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Lutheran Church
Edna Becker
Vesper
Louis Highey
Clen Lounsberry
Wilwaukee
Sarah Whitney
Martin Nelson
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children ad
An old promotional notice urges mothers to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children for feverishness constipation teething and stomach troubles. It claims 28 years of use and advises against substitutes with a free sample offer from the Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N. Y
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