Marshfield to Host Monthly Stock Fair August 22
Local business leaders and adjacent farmers plan a monthly stock fair in Marshfield, with the first sale scheduled for Saturday August 22 on Dr Fred Warsinske’s vacant block near the stock yards. An auctioneer will conduct sales. buyers from distant towns are encouraged to attend. traders will offer generous terms to uphold the town's market reputation.
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Marshfield
Fred Warsinske
Warsinske
Benefts
Auburndale Wins Close Fairgrounds Baseball Game
Auburndale defeats a picked up team managed by Herman Kuethe at the fairgrounds last Sunday. Marshfield led early but Auburndale's fifth inning rally put them ahead. Both teams hit well, with Auburndale outer gardeners making several safe-looking catches. Paid coaching showed in a steady, strong performance. Marshfield’s baserunning errors in the last inning cost them a chance to tie.
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Fairgrounds
Aurburndale
Herman Kuethe
Marshfield
Feld
Auburndale
Meek
Open Floral Queen Contest Seeks County Volunteers
The floral queen voting contest opens Thursday with six voting boxes at three banks and three drug stores. Contenders include Miss Emma Ringletanbe Miss Pansy Droud and Miss Mable Trudeau. The winner receives a $75 diamond ring and leads the parade during the August fair.
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Emma Ringletanbe
Pansy Droud
Mable Trudeau
Local grocer sold to former hotel man in Marshfield
W L Little, veteran Marshfield grocer, sold his business with wagons and horses to A E Kump, ex proprietor of the Thomas hotel. Inventory taken and stock turned over Monday. Little plans to run for register of deeds if elected, may move to Grand Rapids. Kump, already known in town, previously managed the Thomas house and engaged in real estate affairs.
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W. L. Litle
Marshfield
A. E. Kump
Thomas Hotel
Kump
Little
Register of Deeds
Grand Rapids
Thomas
Fort Atkinson
Nomination papers filed for Wood county offices headline
Nomination papers were filed by E. E. Amos and W. L. Little for register of deeds as the filing deadline closed last Saturday. The primary on September 1 will feature full party tickets in Wood County with no opposition on the Republican ticket except for register of deeds. The list includes candidates for U.S. senator and state offices, with detailed party lines and county offices. Miss Jessie St. Thomas and Samttee LeMahien were married Monday morning and plan a two week wedding trip via Sheboygan Milwaukee Chicago and other points.
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United States Senator
Secretary of State
Madison
Member of Assembly
W. Davis
Social Democrats
Wood County
Ofice
E. E. Ames
W. L. Little
Register of Deeds
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Marinette
William H. Hatton
New London
F. E. McGovern
Milwaukee
S. A. Cook
Neenah
Jacob Rummel
Neal Brown
Wausau
M. A. Hoyt
James ©. Davidson
Soldiers Grove
James F. Trottman
John Strange
Oshkosh
James A. Frear
Hudson
Govenor
A. J. Schmit
John A. Aylward
Burt Williams
Ashland
Miles T. Gettings
Monroe
Frank B. Schatz
Jessie St. Thomas
Samtte] LeMahien
Sheboygan
Chicago
Joseph St. Thomas
Marathon County Sheriff Candidate Fred F Damon Visit
Fred F Damon of Wansat visited the city Monday to discuss his bid for Marathon county sheriff on the Republican ticket before the primaries. A former sheriff from 1905 to 1907 and longtime resident of Spencer and McMillan areas, he is portrayed as a friend of farmers and workers and urged to receive solid Republican support to win in Marathon county.
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Fred F. Damon
Wansat
Marathon County
Mr. Damon
Spencer
McMillan
Damon
City Offered New Park in Marshfield by Fox River Lands
Mayor Roddis reports H W Tuttrup of Appleton offers a two acre park block for unconditional donation. Magee park name proposed for land comprising lots 11 to 28 in block 248 Magee first addition, facing Park avenue and Seventh street. The triangular plot spans about 460 by 573 feet with a 356 foot western leg, enhancing the city grid and future green space.
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W. H. Roddis
H. W. Tuttrup
Appleton
Fox River
Magee Park
Magee First
Marshfield
Park Avenue
Seventh Street
Central Avenue
Manhattan
Heavy Wind Storm Damages Pike Lake Area
James Feeley proprietor of the Pike Lake resort near Fifield reported a heavy rain and wind storm on Monday July 27 causing crop and property damage. Two men were killed in the vicinity. A fishing party on the lake saw a tow boat break loose, but Miss Marie Feeley and a friend were saved when a guide jumped from the launch to the smaller boat and kept it upright until shore.
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James Feeley
Pike Lake
Fifield
W. H. Lind
Feeley Resort
Marie Feeley
Agnes Burns Improving at Cover d Alene Idaho
A letter received yesterday from Conductor and Mrs JH Burns and their daughter Miss Agnes reports Agnes much better and rapidly recovering at Cover d Alene Idaho. Friends of the Burns family cheer the news and hope they return home in a few weeks.
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JH. Burns
Miss Agnes
Cover d'Alene
Idaho
Agnes
Anton Henseler Injured Saving Milk Route
Anton Henseler prominent Lincoln farmer and Bakerville creamery proprietor suffered serious injuries Sunday morning while trying to calm a runaway horse pulling a milk wagon. The faithful animal spooked by engine exhaust, injuring Henseler with hip bruises and internal damage. He remains at home, with cautious optimism for recovery.
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Anton Henseler
Lincoln
Bakerville Creamery
Arbaaway
Henseler Creamery
Henseler
Successful skat tournament at Elks Club rooms
The skat tournament Friday evening at the Elks Club rooms drew a large crowd of players. Skat meisters Bouldrie and Strauss ran the event smoothly. A. L. Bouldrie won the grande prix for most good plays, Alderman Frank A. Noll took second for points, A. J. Leahy third for good plays, and Dr. J. C. Hayward fourth for points. A follow-up tournament is planned in about three weeks.
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Elks Club Rooms
Bouldrie
Strauss
A. L. Bouldrie
Frank A. Noll
J. Leahy
J.C. Hayward
Reservoir excavation underway for city lake project
Superintendent O L Dorschel leads a crew clearing and excavating for an artificial lake at the waterworks and power station. The lake will cover about five acres with a spillway outlet, embankments, and potential park and recreation uses on eighty nearby acres. Larson & Kreisch won the spillway contract. the project aims to serve as a fire water reserve and civic amenity, possibly named Lake Moeris.
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O. L. Dorschel
Larson & Kreisch
Lake Moeris Sftertté
Nile Valley
Amenemhe
Free catalog offered by Wausau Business College
Those interested in commercial education should write for free catalog of Wausau Business College in Wausau Wisconsin. Address listed as 4105.
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Wausau Business College
Wausau
Wis
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Kuethe
Tigers
Scora
W. L. Little Sells
E. E. Amos
Office of Register of Deeds
Republican
Geo. P. Hambrecht
Assembly
Fred H. Eberhardt
William H. Peters
Ao McLaughlin
Sherif
Lawson G. Phillips
Albert B. Bever
Circouit
Ross E. Andrews
William L. Little
Elmer E Ames
Jacob Lusk
Democratic
William E. Wheelan
Frank Lenschen
Frank Stahl
Michael Griffin
Medard
William H. Reeves
William F. Corcoran
Sociat
Louis Wolleson
Louis B. Clapp
Thomas Babcock
IR. M. Williams
Robert Walters
Arthur Warnecke
Circuit Court
Otto
Grant Babcock
Sale
H.W. Tuttrup
Pike Lake Resort
James Fooly
Agnes Burns
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