Water Shortage Threatens Marshfield Supply
Marshfield faces a looming water famine as three weeks of dry spell threaten city needs. Authorities urge residents to conserve. a postal card notice warns against lawn watering and waste. The Times promotes a big voter subscription drive with 25,000 extra votes per five new subscriptions and a prize car, as well as a Pathe news film showing at the Adler theater with no price increase.
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United States
Cty
J. P. Adler
Adler Theater
Wisconsin
Pathe News
New York
Metro
Largest Vote Offer Promises Big Cash Prizes
The Times Circulation Campaign extends a major extra vote offer ending August 16 at 3 p.m. Submissions before then earn 100,000 votes per $20 and 100,000 extra votes per 320 subscriptions, with prizes of 22.50 next Wednesday and 7.50 plus 5.00 for other prizes. Contenders outside Marshfield may mail reports to count.
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Ao Weinand Bult
Ali
Bly
Iss
George Whit
Flomke
Viola C. Dole
Freishe
Marie Ehler
Reuben Anderson
Marshfield
D. C
R. Hy
Annitta Dexacimer
Mildred Royce
St. F
Luan Brandt
Rlf
Maryarn Y
R. Fy
Guekenberger
Emi
Karan
Maggie Luedtke
Lindsey
Rose Ratzebe
Rachel Hazel
Edna Haske
Mod. Loken
Roveltville
Marie Benning
Emma Kraus
Auburndale
Myrtle Markee
Irene O'Brien Spencer
Christine Sorensen
Norber
Joseph Brickheimer
Pittsville
Mise Lucy Andress
Times
Imi
Crop Outlook Report From Wisconsin Farm Notes
Crops across counties with Colby soil show strong heat tolerance and minimal loss so far. Corn stands seven feet high. rye and oats promising. rainfall near normal but scattered, moisture holds well. Wisconsin outlook adds notes on Army camp life at Camp Wilson Texas with weather, drills, uniforms, and field conditions.
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PL. Musbach
University of Wisconsin
Times
Musbach
Department of
Snila
Arshfield
Marsh
Tchees
Nora
Gorr Sentenced to Three Years for Assault on Officer
William Gorr pleaded guilty to assault with intent to do great bodily harm. Circuit Judge B K Park ordered three years at hard labor in the Green Bay state reformatory. Sheriff C W Bluett took him to the prison. Gorr is said to be from Stratford. Officer Louis Thompson, though injured, has resumed duty. President Wilson sent a sharp note on the British blacklist, signaling a demand for blockade changes.
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William Gorr
Louis Thompson
B. BK. Park
Gorr
State Reformatory
Green Bay
C. W. Bluett
Stratford
Thompson
Wilson
Little Girl Struck by Auto in Watertown Accident
Lucy Scherr, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Scherr of the north side Watertown, was seriously injured Saturday morning when struck by an auto owned and driven by Charles Paszek of Edgar. Witnesses said she started to run across the road and the driver could not stop in time. The child sustained facial wounds and a broken jaw, treated at a local office and hospital. jaw was wired with silver wire and doctors expect no permanent injury.
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Lucy Scherr
Peter Seherr
North Side
Wat
Gras
Eute
Motise
Charles Pasaek
Edgar
Paszzehl
J. BR. Vedder
Democrats Have 3 Live Candidates For Sheriff and Congress
Fred Beell a former wrestling champion known as a clean sportsman enters politics with local support as a Democratic candidate for sheriff. Carl Moehne contemplates a state senate bid with likely no primary opposition in districts including Wood and Clark counties. Joan Kalmers, vice president of Four Wheeliye Truck, announces her candidacy for Congress in the Eighth district.
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Fred Beell
Uped
Pawers
Polit Mouneer
Rene
The Trios Theater: Names and Colorful Theater History
A fragmentary recap describes Prayers related to a house-word among movie fans and lists performers like Chaplin and Kerrigan alongside stage names. It notes a Colorado scene near Denver, colored decorations, and a company origin of three founders forming the Trio Theater, explaining the name.
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AC Paylist
Foller
Stobert Warwick
Holrook Jum
Ho Peters
John Hines
Carl Black
Arthur Ashley
Avec Francis
Edwin August
Philip Smral‘ey
Carter DeHayers
Len Chan
Hobart Bosworth
Tyrone Power
Warren Kerrigan
Robert Leonard
Rupert Julien
Frank Daniels
Waithall
Chas
Chaplin
Alice Bray
Ethel Clayton
Bose Surky
Kitty Gordon
Clara Whipple
Mellie King
Frances Nelson
Gail Kane
Mariel Overriche
Dorr
Kenyon
Chita Kimble Young
Sarah Ternhardt
Mele Ware
Mia Sehnall
Lois Weber
Flora Parker DeHaven
Louise Levely
Jane Gril
Mery Fuller
Violet Mevserean
Ella Hull
Nathlyn Williams
Gerda Holmes
Warda Howard
Trins
West
Farmers invited to program at Varsity Farm
Residents of three counties invited to bring families, eat lunch, and tour the University experiment station in Marshfield next Sunday August 11 for the fourth annual Farmers Day. Focus is on drainage with other topics like food preservation soil management and crop care. A drainage expert from Wan yv will speak and a field tour follows a noon picnic. About 500 acres of tile drains have been laid for the day’s inspections as inquiries mount about drainage. Profs Musbach will start events at 10 am.
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Or Marathon
Clark
Oe Oniversity
Marshfield
A. Muin
Wanyv
Ion
Galt of
Wesher
Janes
Arti Eosity
Allandt
Pro
FLY
Musbach
Ice Man Ice Cream Service Faces Complaints
Marahfience company claims excellent service while driver boxes overflow and spill ice cream. Whittington says complaints stem from a few, but crews maintain full boxes for summer supply. expects enough stock through fall barring a long spell of heat.
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Marahfience Company
Tae Bean
Crim
Ducnt Whittington
Whittington
Booth Campbell buys two lumber yards in county
The Booth Campbell Retail Lumber company, formed in this city, bought the H F Roehrige yard at Arpin and the D A McCoy yard at Pittsville. The new owners retain manager Walter Van Natta at Arpin and Verne McCoy at Pittsville, with both yards having established trade and large business.
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Booth-Campbell Retail Lumber Company
H. Fh. Roehrige Company
Arpin
D. A. McCoy Company
Pittsville
Walter van Natta
Arp
Verne McCoy
Veefkind Woman Helen Giley Dies at 44
Mrs Helen Giley of Veefkind wife of a well known local farmer died at the hospital Tuesday morning after a long illness with diabetes She was forty four years old The bereaved husband sent the body to Spencer by evening train and then by team to their home where the funeral will be held later.
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Helen Giley
Veefkind
Spencer
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