Dawn of Freedom Drama Delights Local Audiences
A Modern War drama Dawn of Freedom presented by Tome Talent a pronounced success at Adler's Opera House. The production blends war themes with comedy, features strong performances from Miss Mayme Malongy Miss Emma Mathes and Miss Clara Mathes, and plans a repeat show with proceeds benefiting Company A. An interwoven funeral notice follows, detailing services for Mrs. Nury Weal and memory of contributors.
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Tome Talent
Votpany A Ab Adler
Last
Cdova
Coward
Clara Mathes
al. Sutor
Dick Hilsworth
Hoo Hater
Sidney Kimball
Plunger
Eral
Andrew Nell Stat
Glen
Meily
Chenbaum
W. M. Marsh
Simon Senbann
Lyishueun
Bert Melves
Rutherford Darling
Warner
LC. W. Simpson
Harris
Shariff Payson
Company A
Death of Father Paul Geyer at Eau Claire service
The Rev John Oisen learned of Rev Paul Geyers death and he left for Eau Claire with Pastor McCord for the funeral held Thursday August 14 at 10 oclock. Geyer, born January 2 1841 in Roglk hofer Bavaria, served as pastor of St Johns in this city from 1889 to 1902 and was well known locally. He came to America in 1872 and served in Sauk County Fountain City La Crosse areas before organizing Sacred Heart at Eau Claire. He died of apoplexy and was mourned by many priests and friends from across the state including Charles Schmurler George Seubert and Joseph Kaspberger.
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Nury Weal
Pneum
Geshekesh
St. John's Catholic Church
Tey
John Kiser
Mae Ed
Nick Pintel
Denver
Ier
John Oisen
Paul Geyer
Wau Claire
Luesdag
Pathor McCord
St. Joseph's Hospital
Eau Claire
Wonine O'Cluck
Father Geyer
St. John's Catholic
Roglkhofer
Bavaria
Fountain Cry
LaCrosse
Bau Claire
Funeral Rites for Dorris Little at Live Home
The funeral of Dorris Little was held from the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Woo Live at two o'clock last Sunday afternoon. A large number of sympathetic friends attended as family members endured the service led by Rev AL Fa who gave a powerful and moving address.
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Dorris
Little Tok
Woo
AL Fa
Chicago Tax Reform Measures In Wisconsin to Chicago Leader
Predeciek W Upham, long known in Chicago as president of the Cook County Board of Review, and his two colleagues Roy O West and E D Meacham, have been hearing and adjusting inequalities in personal property assessments since July 10. They worked up to fifteen hours daily for about 1000 cases, adjourned for rest, and will resume Tuesday morning. Upham plans a brief visit to Wisconsin to see old friends while Chicago debates the new assessment law and its implications.
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W. Upham
Wisconsin
Chicago
Cook County Board of Review
Dux Asiment
Wis
Milwaukee
Phan
Roy O. West
D. Meacham
Tyly
Board of Assessor
Upham
Hom
Dian
Boars of
Sunday Sentinel
Leg broken in Medford versus Neillsville game
Medford third baseman Gilbert Ungrodt suffered a leg break in a collision with Neillsville second baseman Daisy Burnet during a Neillsville home game at Neillsville. He was carried off and replaced as Medford lost 11 to 4. A later game saw Neillsville win 16 to 4 with Harkin playing for Medford in the second game.
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Gilbert Ungrodt
Medford
Lie Vievim
Nellisvie
Neillsvile Jags
Vie
Lawuempling
Ste
Wagrodt
Daisy Burnet
Nuillsville
BurrLt
Nellisville
Uaprodi
Valiluia
Neillsville
Bern Ube
Neilsville
Aes Harkin
Medford Jaror
Self Winding Electric Clocks Arrive for City Use
Local Manager Lary Gwin pushes a Western Union effort to install self winding synchronized clocks in the city. Work began Thursday with wiring to Standard Time Signal Service in Washington DC and timing devices set to wind every hour. First outlets to receive clocks include the Western Union Telegraph office and several jewelry stores.
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Lary Gwin
Western Union
Trgrph
Ameans
Observatore Tine
Washingham
Ds Go
Western Union Telegraph Office
B. Elvis
Weank Aweek
Ferdinand Hirgy
F Media
Timber Land Sold in Velus County Deserted Text
A sale report states two timber land tracts jointly owned by Wa Tuesday BR Ta Nraus wod WD and Gonnor were sold. The first, 450 acres of pine land in Velus County, went to C. A. Goodyear of Tomah for 16000 dollars. The second tract, an equal size shutdwoor land, sold to the Todinna Lumber camping of Gusten Insh for 5000 dollars.
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Gonnor
Lang Velus
C. A. Goodyear
Tomah
Todinna
Gusten
Insh
Tye
Equalization Board Deliberates Over Lumber Tax Case
The city board of equalization meets this week under City Clerk W. A. Fors to review and adjust the annual tax roll. The principal dispute involves the 1898 assessment of logs and timber owned by Stare-Davis Lumber Co of Vinulure, previously omitted. The outcome will affect about 5000 dollars and hinges on the state attorney general’s guidance.
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Chy Board of Equallation
Clere W. A. Fors
Stare-Davis Lumber Company
Vinulure
Ireal
Winshihs
Ool
Bailey
Bert l H. WeYo
Davis Lunder Company
Ape
New Telephone Manager Appointed at Marshfield
Local stockholders of Marshfield Telephone met at city hall on Monday to elect directors for the coming year and set company policy. Vermatt Horst, long associated with the telephone business, was named to a managerial post as the board discussed prospects and duties for the period ahead.
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Marshfield Telephone Company
Dage Perurvd
Anc
Che
Posilion
Idatayzer
Moertin
Seeeiery Alia Young Taneo
Double Wedding in Peynete Society Circles
Two notable couples from Peynete exchanged vows in a double ceremony at Posnel on Tuesday. Prof. Gile and Miss Grace Delaney joined by Mr. McCulloch and Miss Nettie Delaney, sisters, as brides. The bridegrooms Vrot Dirant Colly and We W Mc Gbtlesh are among Marshield’s popular young men returning from a brief vacation. The Timus extends sincere best wishes.
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Dirant Colly
W. McGbtlesh
Marshield
Ios
Posnel
Gile
Grace Delaney
Muerec
McCulloch
Nettie Delaney
Peynette Society
Timus
Fire in the Fourth Ward Doused Quickly
A chimney fire in Nick Weisner’s dwelling in the Fourth Ward drew a large crowd at seven 1 Ink night. The blaze was confined before gaining headway thanks to rapid response by Chief Upham and the Marshfield fire force, with only water damage reported.
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Nick Weisner
Ghief Upham
Aid
Marshfield
Die Wilde Katze at the Opera House Excites Local Talent
The German comedy Die Wilde Katze played last Thursday and Friday evenings by a local talent company with Miss Clara Mathes and Miss Sophie Thomas in leading roles. Prof Ende portrayed Caesar Papke as the plot center. other cast members included Mrs Kenns and Miss Weyland. The performances earned 19150 for the church congregation benefitting from the event.
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Opera
Clars
Iemma
Clara Mathes Taok
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