Baseball Gains Steam In Marshfield Amateur Scene
The article notes a nationwide surge in amateur baseball interest, with Marshfield’s locals turning out in force. It covers a decisive 10 to 7 win at Rib Lake, fat men losing 12 to 3 at Neillsville, and a 23 to 12 defeat by Bright Stars in an old-timers game, plus Wisconsin State League standings with Appleton, Kaukauna leading and a close pennant race ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rib Lake
Geo. C. Willson
Marshield Boys
Schmidt
Connors
Sehmidt
Thomas
Harkin
Steve Leahy
Willard White
Fairgrounds
Peter Lie Bello
Bright Stars
John Seubert
Stars
Arendt
Bar! Tasbrow
Chauncey Whitney
Wing
Seubert
Ioene
Peggy McGill
Willard Waite
Marshfield
Appleton
Kaukauna
Wausau
Green Bay
Farley
Ashland
Wisconsin
Thakcanat
Wausau U Green
Sheboygana
Roane
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Deluded Tax-Payer Sparks Marshfield Tax Debate
The Whitehall Times reprints a letter from B F Wing questioning assessed values in Marshfield Wisconsin around 1901. It argues taxes were based on one fifth of actual value and notes need for rebates, while contrasting Wing’s figures with 1897 1898 assessments. Also mentions local wedding notices for Joseph Brownlee and Elizabeth Bruun in Colby and Loyal Tribune coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Times
B. F. Wing
J Marshield
Marshfield
Mos
Wis
Wiltouad
Alek Wange i
S. Vroben
Wing
Alen
Annus
Trempeleau County
Wisconsin
Mar. Wing
Beach
the Times
Ake
Joseph Brownlee
Ezabeth Bruun
Colby
Father Vadder
Ashland
Mandovi
Tribune
Universal
Brownlee
McCormick Harvester Company
Unclaimed Letters at Marshfield Post Office
Notices list letters remaining unclaimed as of August 15 1901. Recipients are urged to call at the Marshfield post office to inquire. Names include Glen C Bullis Henry L Clark Dan C Connell Clara Cheist L E Leaman Mary Lotington Alvina Mayville W J Meagern Anna Mullin Archie Maylor Jos Proulk T Shaw Frank Rush Dora n Ed Shingler Mrs Emma A Schmidtt M Winkel t.
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Marshfield
Glen C. Bullis
Henry L. Clark
Dan C. Connell
Clara Cheist
L. E. Leaman
Mary Lotington
Alvina
Mayville
W. J. Meagern
Anna, Mullin
Archie Maylor
Jos. Proulk
T. Shaw
Frank Rush
Doran
Ed. Shingler
Emma A. $. Schmidtt
M. Winkel
Worm Destroys Thistles in Wilmy Doorcounty
Farmers note a two inch long worm ravaging Canada thistles around Wilmy Doorcounty. Described as horribly colored and bristly, it moves quickly among thistle patches feeding heavily, denuding fields of leaves. Local officials record a special council meeting held August 13 1901 with adjournment to August 14.
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Wilmy
Common Council
Mayer Vollmar
Thuss
Schneider
Eighheing
Rodis
Ames
Cady
Baunann
Blodgett
Butler
Finney
Winck
Kamps
S. Vebdek
North Western Excursions to Pan-American Exposition
Low rate excursion tickets to Buffalo via Northwestern line offered daily with return limits and direct Chicago connection to Buffalo trains. Illustrated booklet available on receipt of postage. Rates via Omaha and C N W lines to Sept 30 for Pan-American exposition.
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Buffalo
S. C
Chicago
Ackern
Chicaxo
N. W
Omaha
Excursion Rates via Wisconsin Central Railroad
Pan American Exposition in Buffalo New York May 10 to November. Tickets now on sale with full particulars from E G Frost local agent.
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Wisconsin Central Railroad
Buffalo N. Y
E.G. Frost
Lots for Sale with Rack on Ground
Lot sale notice offers fanr good building lots with 12 cords of rack on the ground. Property will be sold reasonable. Enquire at this office for details. Stub
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City
Willson
Coke
Neillsville
Neilsville
Ha. Higgins
Jon Wafer
Tiger Lily
John Gund
Jou Ula
Ludwig Tart
Georse Willson
Segund
Jenny Breisch
Jim Donohue
John Luis
Gene Myson
Dody Adler
Vwfied
B.F. Wing
Marshfield Brewing Co
United States Health Report
Physicians
United States Health Reports
Marshfield Brewing Company
The
North-Western
Omaha Railroad
J.hammel& CO
Leo, Froelich
Mgr
Geo. W. Upham
Hafer & Kalsched
W.L. Dougla
Charles Schmirler
Wanny Starry
Wasserberger
Ovesiogr Wari
Ther Amerluig House
Kohl & Ludington
Horn’s
Henry Horn
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