Hay on sale for farmers at 14 dollars a ton
Secretary Hastings of the Puerner Creamery company secured seventy tons of premier blue joint hay at 14 dollars per ton for immediate delivery to Princeton patrons. Local inspector Charles Foster confirmed the hay as top quality. The plan includes credit provisions to farmers, aiming to prevent selling stock and to protect future butter prices this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RC. Uastings
Puerner Creamery Company
Princeton
Prerner Creameries
Mr. Hastings
Chas. Foster
Foster
Marriage Report of Robert Oudinot Denied
Report of Robert Oudinot and Jessie Ribble marrying is disputed. A former Marshfield salesman for Gold Medal flour says the marriage did not occur. Jessie Ribble’s mother reportedly denied the wedding and demanded a correction from publishers.
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Robert Oudinot
Jessie| Ribble
Fond du Lac
Oudinot
Marshfield
New Fire and Police Regulations On City Agenda
The fire and police commission will soon publish a set of regulations for the two departments. The shrewd business men on the commission study rules from other cities to create an efficient system with the smallest force. Members: Leo Rose president Emil S. Kliner secretary Wm. Uthmeier Gus Laschinske Henry Kalsched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire and Police Commission
Leo Rose
Emil S. Kliner
Wm. Uthmeier
Gus Laschinske
Henry Kalsched
Bancroft to Speak in CityFriday Night
Levi Bancroft of Richland Center will campaign for the Republican State Campaign Committee and speak at the armory on Friday August 12 starting at 8 p.m. in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Bancroft
Richland Center
Republican State Campaign Committee
Married Here Saturday in Eau Claire Union
Miss Mina B. Marble and William B. Curtis of Eau Claire were married at the Methodist parsonage last Saturday afternoon by Rev. M. E. Fraser. Attendants were Miss Florence Pember and C. E. Sutton. The bride is a niece of H. W. Pember of Richfield.
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Mina B. Marble
Wm. B. Curtis
Eau Claire
M. E. Fraser
Florence Pember
C. E. Sutton
H.W. Pember
Richfield
Wedded August 3 at Muscatine Appleton pair marries
Miss Helen Lyla Brandt daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brandt of Appleton and Prof Carl William Otto of this city wed August 3 in Muscatine Iowa at the groom's sister home. They will visit Chicago and Milwaukee then reside after September 1 at 608 Oak Street in a new residence built by Alderman A L MacFarlane. The bride is a popular society figure, the groom an experienced educator becoming city schools superintendent next month.
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Helen Lyla Brandt
Lawrence Brandt
Appleton
Carl William Otto
Muscatine
Iowa
Mr. Otto
Muscetine
Oak Street
A. L. MacFarlane
Sup’t
Otto
Huntzicker and Mueller to Camp Perry with Wisconsin team
Lieutenant George A Huntzicker and Sergeant Walter Mueller will depart Sunday for Camp Douglas then Camp Perry Ohio to join the National Guards team. Huntzicker acts as Wisconsin coach and Mueller, a team member, ranked seventh at Camp Douglas last week in the military marksmanship contest.
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Lient
George A. Huntzicker
Walter Mueller
Camp Douglas
Camp Perry
National Guards
Ohio
Liewt
Huntzicker Poes
Wisconsin
Mueller
Mock Sad Alli Stock at Fair Week Opera House
The Mock Sad Alli Stock company, one of Wisconsin’s oldest and premier groups, will perform at the local theatre during fair week. Mr Mock presents new plays under their real titles with vaudeville between acts and a high priced act. Ladies enjoy free admission on Monday.
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Seabert
Marshfield
Central Avenue
South Depot
Fourth Street
Aj Calliope
Opera House
Wisconsin
New Band Officers Elected at Second Regiment Meeting
The Second Regiment band held its annual meeting at the band hall on Tuesday evening. Officers chosen for the coming year include President Fred Ray, Vice-President E F Mechler, Secretary John Hoebl, Treasurer John Berg, and Manager Emil Lambert. The group reports a successful year and a stronger organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Regiment
Fred 9. Ray
E. F. Mechler
John Hoebl
John Berg
Emil Lambert
Marshfield Defeats Owen 7 to 2 in Baseball Duel
Marshfield reversed several losses this season by beating Owen 7 to 2 last Sunday. Reen allowed four hits over a solid pitching performance as Owen’s two early runs were the only offense. Chess led Marshfield with three hits, while Tragsdorf crushed a threebagger. Marshfield fans were vocal as autos filled the lot.
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Marshfield
Owen
Ross Lawrence
Reen
Chess
Tragsdorf
Open day planned. manager Brackendorf seeks home game
Next Sunday is an open date and Manager Brackendorf is endeavoring to secure a home game with Wau paca or another strong team. Grand Rapids visits there during the fair.
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Brackendorf
Waupaca
Grand Rapids
State School Aid Disbursed to Graded Schools
State Superintendent Cary announces a total disbursement of 100,300 for aid to graded schools. First class schools receive 2300 each, second class 200 each, totaling 44,500 and 55,800 respectively. Fifteen schools receive no funds due to late or missing reports and several were disqualified for sanitation and teacher-work noncompliance.
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Cary
Amon
Early Entries Urged for Fair Departments
Secretary Seubert urges prospective entrants to submit their articles early to avoid crowding entry clerks. Books will be ready at Mr. Seubert's office in the American National Bank Ang. 15, and entries should be made as soon after that date as possible.
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Seubert
American National Bank Ang
Improvements in Stratford Cement Walks
Henry Kreisch is installing a cement foundation and plans to replace all sidewalks on Stratford's main street with cement. He is well along with nearly one mile of six foot walk, giving the town a greatly improved appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kreisch
Stratford
Kreisch
Destructive Fire Destroys Auburndale Farm Barn
A devastating fire swept Jos. Ertle's Auburndale farm Monday afternoon. The 40 by 100 foot barn burned with nearly all contents, destroying a new separator and killing two horses and six calves.
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Jos. Ertle
Auburndale
Mr. Ertle
Marriage license mix up ends in feast for groom
Sylvester Hughes and Esther Cotter planned a Cleveland wedding but bride vanished before the ceremony after obtaining a license in Wausau. The groom and friends held a wedding feast anyway while awaiting the absent bride as Judge Barrett presided.
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Sylvester Hughes
Esther Cotter
Cleveland
Wausau
C. C. Barrett
Cere
Mr. Hughes
Edgar
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Robt
Bancroft
T.C. W. Otto
Huntzicker and
Read
Eee
Kristensan Braem
Stanss Sa Resour If Raw
Eee i. Trazadon A
Doknson
Leitner
POA
Owen AB
Montwiil
Marshheld
Men's
Children's
Oxford
Oxfords
Kestel Brothers Company
White House
Kohl & Herman
Wiste
Tigers
Hewitt
Marshfield Tigers
Fair Grounds
Perrin Cranmer
Cubs
Thom
Ham Braem
Tiger Battery
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