Bert Geschel Demonstrates Fire Extinguishers in Towns
Brief notes say Bert Geschel the state agent for Standard Chemical Extinguishers will sell by demonstration, building fires and then putting them out with his engines. The Marshfield Tigers lost to Hewitt 7 to 0 last Sunday, with many supporters traveling from the city. Next Sunday Milladere tackles the Tigers at the fair grounds while the city team plays Rib Lake. Simon Worland and Harry Forbes visited Marshfield as county road and bridge committee members inspecting the new Yellow Base bridge between Rock and Richfield. they back Partip Bean for assembly and did some campaign work. Grand Rapids school census totals 2143 for ages 4–20, lower than expected, while Marshfield’s census reports 2331, 188 more than Grand Rapids. The U S census due soon will show if proportions align.
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Bert Geschel
Marshfield Tigers
Hewitt
Tigers
Milladere
Rib Lake
Simon Worland
Sige
Harry Forbes
Port Edwards
Rock
Richfeld
Messrs
Worland
Forbes
Partip Bean
Grand Rapids
Vedder
Marshfield
Grand
Carle S. Porter
Wise Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Nebraska
Bessie L. Booth
Leola
Adams County
Wis
Plainfield
Stavens Point
Berlin
Stevens Point
Porter
Presbyterian Church
Wautoma
M. E
Straub
Joilet
C. W. Porter
Richfield
What’s in the Magazines Feature at Marshfeld Library
A selection of notable August magazine articles available at the Marshfeld Free Library. Highlights include The Pork-barrel crime by H. G. Pullers from World's Work, Deer-farming in the Ozarks by C. P. Cushing, and pieces from Outing.
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Marshfeld Free Library
H. G. Pullers
Ozarks
C. P. Cushing
Reading list from a 1910s periodical catalog
A dense bibliography excerpt lists authors and magazine titles such as Outing, Century, Cosmopolite, Harper, McClure, and Forum. It mentions works covering health, science, education, literature, and social topics including child life, city regeneration, and school attendance.
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Robert Sloss
Wrights
A. W. Page
Roosevelt
North American Review
Oberammergau Players
L. P. Richards
Deshler
Harper
Municipal Church
Washington Gladden
Century
Mark Twain
W. D. Howells
B. J. Hendrick
McClure
Hereward Carrington
Cosmopol
R. FP. Ray
Forum
Theodore Roosevelt
Outlook
Ang
Shakespeare
Globe Theater
C. W. Wallace
Pittsburg
C. E. Russell
Bass
G. Camp
T. A. Jagger
H. R. Seager
L.H. Gulick
Drinking Cup Outlawed by State Board of Health
School boards are urged to ban the common drinking cup and provide individual cups or a water tank with a faucet. If bubble fountains are not allowed, arrange for clean tanks and cups and keep them scrupulously clean.
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State Board of Health
Republican Rep Lays Out Free Market, Anti Cannonism Stand
The district seeks clear positions on public questions and pledges. A Republican incumbent says he is not a stand pat, aims to free the generation from trusts and monopolies, protect natural resources, and oppose Cannonism. He vows independence from party whips and caucus pressure, pledging to serve district and country first and asks for votes.
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Republican Party
Cannon
House of Representatives
Congress
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Fair Activities
Richfield residents report visits from Dave Harney and others at Willowmore, Burhopp and Sutton households. A sequence of picnics, fairs, and neighborly gatherings fills the week ahead as Thos Wolstrom hosts on Aug 31 and land dealings surface with Frank Schnell in Ripon County. Health troubles center on Will Belton’s hand injury and Mrs Belton’s sprained ankle.
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Dave Harney
P. O. Winthers
Willowmore Farm
Della Cady
Fern Hill Wash
Fred Windrowd
Little Chute
Wm. Burhopp
Gd Lehnherr
Pittsville
John Sutton
Geo. Schnell
Taylor County
Schnell Brothers
Frank Schnell
Ripon County
Will Belton
Mrs. Belton
Tucker Opens Model Creamery In Old Windes Building
Ed Tucker announces the Lodi Creamery So patrons will deliver cream at the new creamery formerly known as the S H Windes refriger ator. The 36 by 44 foot facility includes boiler room store room testing and refrigerator space with 10 000 pounds butter storage and overhead track for large cream cans. Tucker, Marshfield native and son of A H Tucker, aims for a substantial farmer trade with careful management.
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Lodi Creamery So
S. H. Windes
Ed. Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Marshfield
A. H. Tucker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sexton Bros
Mre. C. S. Porter
Burhopp’s
Knapton’s
Towl’s
Porters
Skunk Hill
Henry Norm
Athens
Henry Wundrow
Chas. Wyre of
Otto Weigert
Thos, Wolstrom
EO. Tucker
Eliner’s
Kliner, Lang & Scharmann Company
Wisconsin
First National Bank
McMillan
Hambright
Adler’s Opera House
Alli Company
Cor Payden
Sexton Brothers
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