Gall to arms expected by Company A during war enlistment drive
A weekly muster under Col Orlando Holsay orders Company A of Marshfield to recruit to full strength 108 men per company. The roster shows officers Captain Herman L Sommers and Lieutenants Reigel Witt with many listed sergeants corporals musicians and privates. Ten men enlisted this week and a roster of possible call up names and locations is given.
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Nationa Guard
Mexico
Orlando Holsay
la Crosse
Charles, Normington
Herman L. Sommers
Frank B. Reigel
Edward Witt
Adolph Zecha Q. M
Walter Mueller
Lynn Pin
Andrew HO
Willard Christensen
Frank Binder
William Middlesteadt
Hubert Weber
James Christensen
Harrison Wildish
Otto Joehnes
Erhard Wright
Andrew Bans
John Decker
Rivates
William Beseler
Fred Braem Berman Braene
4Emil Arndt
John Goutier
Robert Connor Sohn Diem
Charles Faber
Louis Pleisner
Louis Gruber
John Heinzen
George Harper
Alvin Hansen
John Hodgden
Frank Hoffman
Elmer Jones
Elmer Krahn
John Kohl
Andrew Kopf
Frank Leitner
Edward Lahr
Andrew Marks
Bert McLees
Frank Michels
Charles Miller
Joseph Morel
Andrew Martin
Clarence Nelson Bay Parks
William Pors
William Riethus
Daniel Rossman
William Rakow
Fred Schureske
Edward Sherry
John Stangel
Joseph Lautner
F. C. Soeterber
Care Thom
John Tremmel
R John Walterback
Charles Wein Rudolph Werner Walter Widman
Herman Witt
Theodore Witt
Robert §. Wood, Jrobert Wright Enard White
Vera Cruz
Fletcher
War Department
Otio Meyers
Sommers
Marshfield
Zecha
Sergt
R. Connor Company
Stratford
Corp
Business College
Appleton
Otto Joehnke
Chicago
Elroy
Lawrence College
John Cloutier
Rhinelander
University of Ronsin
Madison
Sherrington
Wis
Oshkosh
Clarence Nelson
Williame Pors
University of Wisconsin
Marshfield Sends Sailors To Mexican War Front
Lieut. Karl Finney Lieut. William Leahy and Lieut. Arthur Leahy expected to see active service offshore Mexico this spring. Private William Spearbreacker of Marshfield’s Fourth United States Cavalry also heads for the front with Texas border patrol.
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Marshfield
Earl Finney
Finney
Kansas
William Leahy
Capt
M. Leahy
New York Navy Yard
Atlantic
Arthur Leahy
Alderman Finney
Navy
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Marshfield to Field Baseball Season with Local Push
Marshfield backers led by R. J. Strauss Dr. K. A. Kuilans and J. J. Varney push for a spring baseball season. A home squad is forming with players from last year plus new hopefuls. Postmaster change to Adelph G. Pankow frames timing as plans hinge on a possible county league and Decoration Day games.
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Central Avenue
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Stevens Point
Sexson
Stanley
Park Falls
Frain
Marsh Fel
R. J. Strauss
K. A. Kuilans
J. J. Varney
Christensen
Wood
Fred Braem
Leitner
Spooner
Soeterker
Jack Revoyer
Old Reliable
Alsert Delmore
Leo Berg
Red Reynolds
Armstrong
Greenwood
Antigo
Strauss
Rapids
Arpin
Hewitt
Auburndale
Sherry
Vesper
Marshfield Students Win Contests at Medford Meet
Marshfield High school wins two top prizes in league declamatory and oratorical contests at Medford Friday. Miss Mary Schultz and William Connor earn firsts and will represent the league in the Wausau competition on May 8. Other local participants include Miss Grace Lupient and Richard Connor. Death noted for Mrs. Theresa Hoffman at Adler road. funeral at St. John’s Catholic church.
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Mary Schultz
Marshfield High School
Wiliam Connor
Medford
Schultz
William Connor
Wausau
Stevens Point
Grace Lupient
Richard Connor
Hoffman
Theresa Hoffman
Max Hoffman
Anton Kiesling
Adler Road
Walter
Kiesling
Theodore Eckes
Anna
Theresa
Emma
Joseph Kleer
iTony
Wis
St. John's Catholic Church
Latest Striking Photo of Texas Navy Ship
A striking photo shows the Texas, one of the latest U S Navy additions, passing under the Brooklyn Bridge. It depicts the Texas and its sister ship New York, described as the most formidable craft in the fleet and carrying ten fourteen‑inch guns.
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Texas
United States
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Cement Tools for Sale in City Ad Listing
For sale cement mixer and all tools used in cement business. Includes forms for foundations and planks for making cards and gutters. Contact Louis Larson at 215 South Central Avenue. 292.
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Louis Larson
South Central Avenue
Hillman Reappointed Pastor at Zion's Evangelical Church
At the Wisconsin evangelical conference in Milwaukee last week Rev. Hillman was reappointed pastor of Zion's Evangelical church at Ninth and Cherry streets in this city. He is popular with the congregation and under his care the church has progressed in recent years. He visited Sheboygan and other points before returning home.
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Evanglical Churches of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Fillman
Zion’s Evangelical Church
Ninth and
Cherry Streets
Hillman
Sheboygan
Engagement of Miss Zilk to John Baumer Declared
Announcement states Miss Theresailk daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Zilk of West B street will wed Mr John Baumer of this city. The wedding is set for next Tuesday morning at St Johns church.
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Theresailk
Joseph Zilk
West B Street
John Baumer
St. John’s Church
First National Bank buys site for new city building
First National Bank purchases the Rembs and Sturm building at Central Avenue and Third Street and plans a three to four story fireproof office bank costing about 75,000 dollars. Bank officials express faith in the city and state and outline plans for a modern elevator-equipped building after leases expire.
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First National Bank
Adam Paulus
Rembs & Sturm
Central Avenue
Third Street
Wisconsin
Bank
B. F. McMillan
J.C. Marsh
L. Th. Thom
Thomas Daly
P.J
In the Catches of the Gang at the Unique theater
A Keystone burlesque two reel film titled In the Catches of the Gang plays the Unique theater Friday and Saturday. Ford Sterling appears as Chief Teheezer with the mayor arrested and raft scenes described as very amusing. Manager Rice warns audiences they should come only if they want to laugh.
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Rice
Ford Sterling
Chief Teheezer
Pure Bred Guernsey Calf Sold After Ad Visit
William Baurhopp of Richfield notes that George L. Baler of Cameron saw a Times ad for a pure bred Guernsey calf last Wednesday and purchased it yesterday. The Times charges 25 cents for three insertions.
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William Baurhopp
Richfield
Guernsey
Times
George L. Baler
Cameron
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