Marshfield's Banner Fair Opens With Ex Hibits and Parade
Marshfield's sixth annual banner fair opens with record exhibits attractions and prizes in stock poultry produce and handicrafts. Floral parade Thursday features decorated autos carriages and a floral queen contest won by Miss Trudeau in a close vote. Fire run on Central avenue Friday adds to the up-town fair highlights with outstanding illumination and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autoz
W. D. Connor
Robt. Connor
John Mettelka
Jos
Mettelka
Lane & Scharmann
Robert Ebbe
En, Dufour
Harlow Hyde
I. C. Marsh
Floral Queen's Chariot
Trudeau
Merry Widow Stanhope
Miss LePaint
Wm. Uthmei
Ringeltaube
Leonard
Central Avenue
Tigers Fall to Stevens Point in Heartbreaking Loss
Lost to Stevens Point. Manager Kuethe's Tigers dropped a close game after a five-run first inning by the visitors, despite a one-hit pitching gem by Jack Revour. The Tigers rallied late but fell short with three men on base and one out as the tying runs remained out of reach. Patterson made a circus catch in the eighth and Helixon had three assists in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuethe
Tigers
Stevens Point
Jack Revour
Patterson
Helixon
Roosevelt Hunting Stories Featured by The Times
The Times publishes a three column hunting story by President Roosevelt as the first in a sixteen part series. The paper claims exclusive rights for Marshfield. After term ends Roosevelt plans an Africa hunting trip, with similar stories contracted to a major publisher at two dollars per word.
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Roosevelt
Times
Marshfield
Africa
Racing program features multiple pace events and entrants
A lively race program lists 2:24 pace events with purses up to 800 dollars and multiple drivers including Angie Agen Will Stack Max Wilkes Western Hero Ric Tom. Gentlemen s driving and running races offer 50 dollar purses. Entries include Stevens Point Marshfield Wild Rose and LaCrosse participants. A new feature introduces 2:13 and 2:35 pace events with sponsors and drivers names across Wisconsin and Minnesota venues.
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Angie Agen
Will Stack
Max Wilkes
Ric Tom
Paul Hussin
Stevens Point
A & Brackendorf
Marshfield
W. Hughes
Wild Rose
R. Davidson
Wausau
Nienemann
Ink. Bradley
LaCrosse
Nellie H. J.B. Stowe
Phillips
Lady H
Fr. Hintz
Rib Lake
Lena
W. Mathie
Almond
Brace
W. Noll
Angie Agen Aul Hussin
Phoe C
Klondike
Wes Snow
Doeman
W. W. Noll
Laddie
Schools Open Monday with Improvements in Buildings
The city schools will open next Monday August 30 for the fall term with full equipment of competent teachers. Eight new instructors fill vacancies and enrollment is expected to be large, including new city entrants to the high school. Improvements include cement walks, new fire escapes at the high and Grant buildings, new flag staffs at Lincoln and Grant, fresh wall paint at Lincoln, and snow white floors at McKinley. Domestic Science students showcase biscuits at the fair grounds serving visitors. A long list of engaged teachers is provided, spanning multiple Wisconsin towns and Detroit.
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Grant
Lincoln
McKinley
South Wisconsin Names Listed in Grant Building Notice
A list of individuals including Glason Fond du Lac Mary Martin Superior Alice Hewitt Oshkosh Grant Building Elizabeth Colbeck Superior Pearl Seguin Elena Edith Weberg River Falls Olga Megorden Al toona appears in a local notice, reflecting attendees or signees from multiple towns. The document aggregates names tied to the grant building matter, with several settlements represented.
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Glason
Fond du Lac
Mary Martin
Superior
Alice Hewitt
Oshkosh
Grant Building
Elizabeth Colbeck
Pearl Seguin
Elena
Edith Weberg
River Falls
Olga Megorden
Altoona
Death of Anton Weber at 21 North Maple Street
Anton Weber son of Mr and Mrs Henry Weber of 205 North Maple Street died at his parents home from consumption Saturday morning aged nearly 22 He formerly worked as a clerk for P J Kraus then moved to Milwaukee two years ago to work in a large shoe store health declined after returning home funeral held Catholic church Tuesday pallbearers Otto Firnstall Anton Armhofer Anton Ebson John Berg John Adler and Wm Powers flower girls Rosa Berg Josephine Schmide Theresa Bauman Mae Griffin Tillie Kohl Leone Wright
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Anton Weber
Henry Weber
North
Maple Street
P. J. Kraus
Milwaukee
Aarge
Roy Fola
Otto Firnstall
Antone Armhofer
Anton Ebson
John Berg
John Adler
California Wine House Opens in News Building
Messrs Oscar Goldsmith and Chas Levy from Chicago represent the California Wine House as they launch a wholesale and retail liquor store on the first floor of the News building on Central Avenue. They have spent days installing fixtures and began business on Tuesday.
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Oscar Goldsmith
Chas. Levy
Chicago
California Wine House
News
Central Avenue
The Unique Theatre Opens New Show This Week
The Unique Theatre debuted a complete new show Monday night and will present performances every afternoon and evening. The Barrington & Webb Stock Co. produc tion Mr. and Mrs. Barrington offers an elegant attraction this week.
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Mrs. Barrington
Barrington & Webb Stock Co
Stephenson and the Farmers in Wisconsin Politics
Ex-Gov W D Hoard urges Wisconsin voters to back Isaac Stephenson for the United States Senate. The piece recalls Stephenson’s 1886 congressional service, his support for dairy and farm interests, and his extensive Wisconsin farming holdings. Hoard emphasizes Stephenson’s loyalty, agricultural policy work, and leadership in advancing stock breeding and scientific agriculture.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Isaac Stephenson
Marinette
Stephenson
Congress
Kenosha
Grass Lake
Tounder River
United States Senate
W. D- Hoard
Mrs Dan White Improves After Hospital Operation
The note from St Josephs hospital reports Mrs Dan White's serious operation last week was successful. She is now out of danger and gaining strength daily, with hope she will leave the hospital in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan White
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Successful Stock Fair At Warsinske Grounds
The first monthly stock fair at Warsinske's grounds last Saturday drew a large crowd and proved a complete success. A vast amount of stock was shown and many trades occurred to mutual benefit of owners. Attendees praised the idea and expect rising interest at future meetings. Merchants praise the event as boosts to city and country trade and anticipate widespread deals as farmers and business leaders back the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsinske
Steyn
Alderman Finney Runaway Narrowly Escapes Injuries
Monday afternoon Alderman E E Finney and his son Roderick were thrown from a carriage in front of the W H Upham residence when the horse bolted after hitting a wood sawings machine by the roadside. Both escaped with slight injuries. The horse dashed into the Upham yard, broke free, and was restrained by bystanders. Finney and his son were freed from the overturned buggy with difficulty.
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E.E. Finney
Son Roderick
W. H. Upham
Upham
Mr. Finney
Son
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West Bend
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