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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1919
Page
12
W D Connor presents a letter urging Marshfield School Board to name the new Junior High and Vocational building after Sergeant Purdy. He argues Purdy's sacrifice merits a memorial, defending public support amid lingering confusion over honor and local memory.
The law establishes the Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers Board to license real estate brokers and salesmen starting January 1, 1920. Licenses require trustworthiness and competence with fees of 10 and 5 dollars, board power to revoke, fines up to 250 dollars, and public publication of licensed and revoked names.
Claude Hussin son of Mr and Mrs Paul Hussin of this city is totally blind after months of treatment at Fort Sheridan. The cause remains unknown with no improvement. He may be discharged soon and return home instead of going to Baltimore for further care. He gained attention in Marshfield as a former Stevens Point baseball player and friend mourn his affliction. For Sale Two lots on South Vine street between Sixth and Seventh streets inquire of W A Grubb Waterloo Wis Ast.
Sergeant E. L. Todd of the U S Marines reached Mount Hood's 11225 foot peak after a seven hour ascent through a blizzard and planted a four by ten foot Marine flag on the summit. His gear included a hammer nails a blanket and provisions. Todd, who once admired Longfellow, remarked that the poet had the wrong hope with Excelsior.
Will Michels family and Lambert Michels hosts after Sunday visit. Barbara Gleichsner and Margaret Gleichsner aid Mrs B F Miller Sunday afternoon. Emil Mott and Radlingers sell farms. Mrs Henry Michaelis and Madison group visit relatives. Barbara Binder and Margaret Huth of Marshfield visit J Binder. Mrs Carl Fehrénbach of Marshfield visits Kraemer family. Mrs Joe Fensel and daughters Leona Lorena Margaret attend Oshkosh area event.
The Kasberger family spends a vacation here with Louis Kasberger Sr and Miss Anna Kasberger. Some locals still go blueberry picking as farmers near the area face delays from constant rains.
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