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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1911
Page
6
A fragment notes an Independent Carnival feature item labeled as part three. The readable text is sparse, with no clear events, participants, or locations to confirm specific names or outcomes for a complete item.
The Dough erty Stock Company has played at the Kirby all week to good crowds. The actors, both Indies and gentlemen, are above average and the specialties are clever.
Dougherty Stock Co presents My Boy Jack in Marshfield next Sunday eve August 13 as the season opens at the Opera House. Four latest successes will be shown with a praised company. Sears tickets on sale at Potter’s drug store in 15 25 and 35 cent grades. Max C Elliott is business manager. Local notices from Deadwood Press praise the company as top entertainment with continuous performances and clever ties. Funeral for a man married years ago and from Milwaukee, wife survived, no children. Funeral in Milwaukee Jewish cemetery.
Bernard William Bielchowsky, a Jewish merchant and longtime North Central Avenue resident, died last Sunday at about 6 am from defective heart action. A Marshfield native born in 1849 near Breaslan, he had lived in the area for decades, arriving from Milwaukee after the 1887 fire and leaving behind relatives in Milwaukee.
Court foreclosure judgment directs sale of Lot five in block B of H A Lathrop's Home Addition Marshfield Wisconsin at public auction. Sheriff John C. Seams vows sale at Grand Rapids Court House steps September 1911. Gypsy caravan passes through town prompting police action over fortune telling and horse incident.
I S J Palek trustee in bankruptcy offers for sale in Unity Wisconsin and Colby Wisconsin inventories of general merchandise valued at 4868.10 and 6858.45 dollars. Sales on August 7 and August 12 1911 at 10 a m with bids to be accompanied by 20 percent earnest money. Inspections allowed at the Unity and Colby offices.
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