Inspected Company A Receives Praise After Drill Parade
The annual inspection of Company A concluded with compliments from Col. Buck and visiting officers. Soldiers performed manual drill and marching movements with notable poise, followed by a luncheon at Tremont House and a lively social dance. The outcome may lift their score toward an improved appraisal.
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Company A
William H. Buck
Neillsville
J. W. Hommel
Lieuts. Brewster and
Klopf
Priv. L. J. Glass
No. A. Neillaville
Maj
Co. A
Tremont House
Envita Company
Phonographic Entertainment by Laing in Methodist Church
Awagns 27th and 28th evenings under the Ladies Aid Society present a phonographic show by Prof. Laing of Voronta Canada at the Marahfield Methodist church. The instrument reproduces human voice and music for 1 200 listeners with piano banjo and vocal pieces. Admission 15 and 50 cents.
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Nwspicos
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist
Laing
Voronta
Canada
Marahfield
Attempted Robbery At William Nell Hardware Store
A break in attempt occurred Sunday night at William Nell Hardware Co. a window was pried open with small moulding strips removed and a tool placed to lift the sash. A Newfoundland dog named Ponto was inside guarding the store and likely deterred the intruders. authorities note a similar prior theft of guns a year ago and suspect the robbers knew of the store’s recent gun consignment.
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Nell Hardware Co
Gome
Ponto
Vacation Ends as Schools Open Next Week
Public schools in the city resume after a brief vacation with the new term starting next Tuesday, following the board’s decision to shift the calendar. Students are advised to use the remaining two weeks wisely as the school year commences in September.
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Wbave
Political rift over Scofield nomination in Wood county
A Grand Rapids report questions five local Republicans who opposed the Scofield nomination at the state convention. It argues the faction’s stance risks party unity and urges Republicans to mend ties and support the ticket, noting the coming national, state, and county elections and urging harmony.
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Grand Rapids
J. W. Cochran
HA. Wipperman
D. H. Coon
O. Tr. Haugen
A. L. Fontaine
Major Scofield
Scofield
Wood County
Whese
State Central
F Twe
Watt
Mr. LaPollette
Tlis
Camp Ebbe Delightful Week At Yellow River Camp
Last week the Beattie White and Judson families spent time at Camp Ebbe two miles west of Bakerville on the Yellow river. The camping party enjoyed shade under elm trees, a canvas tent, and river surroundings with rustic adventures. Grounds keeper Mr Power Pommer praised as a courteous host and plans to add cottages and more bowls for next heated season.
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Ebbe
Yellow River
Bakerville
James Beattie
J. H. White
Willard
Ernst Judson
Vernit
Campefe
Camp Ebbe
Mr. Power Pommer
Camp Wode
Bert
Winninger Family to Perform at Adler's Hall Next Monday
The versatile Winninger family of instrumentalists vocalists and specialty artists present four highlights at Adler's Hall next Monday evening. Assisted by Doc L. Pawrson and Arthur Treiquet the company will have a stage built by Mr Adler. Admission is 24 and 15 cents with a five cent open band good concert before the show.
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Winninger
Villa Cotarlainment
Adler's Hall
Doc. L. Pawrson
Arthur Treiquet
Corpet Sétoisi
Adler
Cyclones defeat North Side Cornhuskers 17 to 13 in baseball
Baseball items report several games. Cyclones beat the Cornhuskers 17 to 13. McMillan’s Schjefer pitched 23-15 win over March Rapids. Rivals over Maroons 26 to 15 with Warnecka and Cattunach on the Maroons. Marshfield’s Dobyns Viele Ticknor aided Grand Rapids in two games against Wausau, who won 10-12 and 12-18. A Black River Falls visitor game is promised next Sunday at the ball grounds.
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Cyclones
Corn Huskers
Marshfield
Wausau
Schjefer
McMillan
March Rapids
Mcwillan
Maroons
Willows
Driving Park
Warnecka
Cattunach
Dobyns
Viele
Ticknor
Grand Rapids Boys
Bandeline
Waugan
Black River Falls
Marshield Boys
Stilwell's Political Fables
A satirical tale about Kansas Wise Men who pass a policy to equalize corn with wheat, causing a corn boom and wheat bust. The governor and wise men praise a self serving Kansas policy, but folly leads to plummeting corn prices, ruin for farmers, and a long recovery after repeal. Prominent figures and places referenced as allegory.
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Kansas
Wise Men of
Union
Kangus
Orn
Ney
Gal
Aed
Merrilan travel sale for Aug round trip
Merrillan Patt day announces Chicago St. Paul and Omaha line selling tickets from Marsh field to Merrilan with round trip on Aug 24 at 1.55 dollars. Return valid until Aug 29 with good for one day only.
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Merrillan Patt
Marshfield
Merrilan
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Col. W. H. Buck
Aingenout
Stilwell
Upham’s
Thomas G. Plant & Co
Curtiss & Wheeler
Moon & Shaffer
Oxfords