Ex-Gov Upham Returns Home From Six Month Cruise
Former Governor W. H. Upham arrived home Saturday night after a nearly six month absence. He toured the Delaware River Chesapeake Bay and southern ports aboard the cruising boat Comrade visiting Baltimore Hampton Roads Neuburgh Augusta Charleston and Philadelphia. He was met at Chicago by Alderman and Mrs Finney and praised the pleasures of life aboard a cruising boat while noting his stop at the Old Soldiers Home and the Panama Expo preparation voyage.
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W. H. Upham
Chicago
Ald
Finney
Haz
Delaware River
Chespeake Bay
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Bairer
Neuben City
Richmond
Virginia
Stewart
Philadelphia
May Ball at Armory by Company A
The non commissioned officers of Company A announce a May Ball at the Armory on Tuesday evening May 18 with the fumious Saxophone Orchestra of Watertown providing music. Tickets cost 1 dollar and are available from any company member.
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Company A
Watertown
Market prices and public notice from Marshfield 1915
Price lists for hay onions potatoes butter eggs beef pork veal and grain items from Spare Cereal Company plus a Marshfield public notice listing pavement plans on Central Avenue between A street and Ninth street with bids and Board of Public Works report on file at City Clerk's office dated April 28 1915 signed John Seubert City Clerk
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Spare Cereal Company
Ninth Street
Marshfield
Council Chamber
Board of Public Works
John Seubert
If We Only Had the Time
An essay from the Canapolis News argues that “time” is a ready excuse for failure. It notes many delay tasks from letters to crafts and business ventures and urges using time to study, learn, and pursue art, trade, or writing to achieve success.
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Legion
Whittler
Canapolis
St Albans Guild Presents Home Talent at New Adler
The St Albans guild will stage The Grand Old Flag a four act patriotic operetta at the New Adler opera house on Thursday and Friday evenings under Col and Mrs Hunt of Chicago. The production features southern Civil War scenes and ends with a reunion of the Blue and the Gray. Cast includes Lucile Blodgett Katherine Evans Grace Vollmer Corrine Kliener Ethel Haight Kathryn Noll Mary Roddis Elizabeth Wheeler and many more with Plantation Jubilees and Goddess v Liberty roles. Seats at Liase's drug store. program for details.
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Adler Opera House
St. Albar’s Guild
Leo
Hall's Catarrh Cure Proclaimed Effective Treatment
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease needing internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure, said to be prescribed by a county physician, supposedly acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents with testimonials available.
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Hall
iHall
Cheney & CO
Props
Tolfedo
Ohio
Notice of Marshfield Common Council Meeting on Pavement
R. J. Strauss announces a city meeting of the Marshfield Common Council to decide the type of pavement for Central Avenue between A Street and 9th Street. The session will discuss design options, funding, and implementation timelines for this street project.
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City OF
Marshfield
Wis
Central Avenue
Woman's Club Adjourns for Year 1914 25
The Woman's club held its last meeting of the year in the guild hall. Members debated meeting venues for next year with ballots showing strong preference for the guild hall, and plans for lantern slides and stereopticon lectures. A civic committee led by Mrs. Marsh Kraus and Andrews will oversee next year's civic work.
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Woman's Club
Guild Hall
City Hall
J. C.marsh
R. L. Kraus
R. E. Andrews
Painting Town Red Won't Work in Auto
Albert and Michael Ziegler of Marathon county crossed into Wood county in a car owned by one of them after drinking. Officer Kunz halted the daylight joyride to protect pedestrians. In municipal court both brothers were fined $5 with $4 costs each.
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Albert
Michael Ziegler
Marathon County
Wood County
Jacob Kunz
Chapter entertains two grand officers night gathering
About twenty six members attended a reunion at the chapter with Grand High Priest Clark of Menomonie Wisconsin and Grand Lecturer C S Stockwell of Neillsville as guests. Dinner was served at the guild hall by St Alban's guild.
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Clark
Menomanie
Wis
C. S. Stockwell
Neillsville
Guild
St. Alban’s Guild
Marshfield
Royat Arch Masons
Marshfield Board of Public Works 1915 Paving Bids Advised
The Board of Public Works of Marshfield Wisconsin adopts standard specifications for sidewalks curbs and gutters to be used through the 1915 season. Bids will apply to all work ordered by the city during 1915. By order of the Board of Public Works. John Seubert, City Clerk.
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Marshfield
Board of Public Works
Wisconsin
John Seubert
Bids Wanted for City Printing Marshfield Wisconsin
Sealed bids for printing Ordinances Resolutions Proceedings of the Common Council and other City notices will be received by the City Clerk from papers published in Marshfield Wisconsin for one year. Bids due May 8 1915 at 11 am. Envelopes marked and bids delivered to City Council for rejection or acceptance. City Clerk John Seubert.
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Common Council
Marshfield
Wisconsin
S. m
Ted
John Seubert
Marshfield Declares May 5 6 Clean Up Days
The Board of Public Works designates May 5 and 6 as cleanup days in Marshfield. Citizens are urged to cooperate in the cleanup effort by removing rubbish cans bottles and other debris.
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Board of Public Works
Marshfield
Bids for Sidewalk Construction Requested in Wisconsin City Hall
Notice to bidders that pins will be received at the clerk’s office in City Hall, Sarah Wisconsin, for the construction of sidewalks. The announcement outlines the bidding process and submission location.
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Sarah
Wisconsin
Humphreys' Medical Book-in Celebration Edition
A newly revised edition of Dr. Humphreys Manual of all diseases announces sixty years of publication. The work details care and treatment of the sick with Humphreys Remedias included as part of the updated medical compendium.
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Fras
Humphreys
City notice on refuse barrels and boxes disposal
The city will cart boxed and barreled waste left at street sides or alleys at no charge, excluding ashes. If items are not placed in barrels or boxes, residents must remove them at their own expense. By order of Board of Public Works, John Seubert, City Clerk.
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Board of Public Works
John Seubert
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MarshHield, Wisconsin
Wesserberger & Dickoff
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Overland
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Pacific Coast
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Chicago & Northwestern Rye
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GP & T
Armory
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Cundy R. Pankow
R. Reynolds
Lloyd Whitney
Pat Riley
G. E. Ballam
Dan Sanford
Laemle Bingsbury
Lee
C. S F. Smith
Katherina Dunder
Vieveece
Hunt Union
Sang Gham
Plantation Jubilee Singers
Katherina Evans
Blanche Bohn
Grace Vollmer
Annette Tiffault
Lucinda Payne Corrine Kliner Grace Ebbe Hauer U E Kamps
Ethel Haight
Kathryn Noll
Jaret Kraus
Laneze Kohlty Schumaker
Mary Roddis
Sarah Roddis
Elizabeth Wheeler
Marcia Boosh
Kathryn Carl Vera
Dumas
Vera Fitzgerald
Ethel Pollard
Helen Clingy
Fiizabeth
Sheer'n Pigeon
Blodget Coon Shouters
Blanche Holi
Dorothy Whittington
Anna Cole
Julia Wendt
Mary Hamilton Bess Burns
Caroline Upham
Joyce Balson
Irene Colvin
Helen Heaton
Dorothy Kamps
Alvina Bartholomew
Olive Lange
Catarril
R. J. Strauss
Woman’s Club
Jane
Mother
Lompville
Frank A. Vaughn
American National Bank
Hendache
Hoare
Weteluy
Eell
ROMEO
MHD Go
Carnac Mlle and Son
New York
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