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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1912

Page

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Local Post Offices Closed Sundays Under New Law

The Local Office Will be Closed all Day on Sundays Hereafter. A new U S statute requires all first and second class post offices be closed on Sundays except for necessary tasks like delivering special letters. Marshfield, a second class presidential office, must comply. Postmaster E A Upham must keep the office closed Sundays and limit mail handling to minimal necessary actions. The change prompts gradual adjustment of business customs nationwide for similar offices.

Congress U. S Marshfield E. A. Upham Usta

Excursion to Holy Hill on September Seventh

An excursion to the Holy Hill is planned for Saturday September 7. The train departs Marshield at 9 07 a m and arrives St Hubert at 4 55 pm then by bus to Holy Hill. Return trip leaves St Hubert Sunday night September 8 and arrives here Monday at 2 35 am. For details see J A Kestel.

Holy Hill Marshield St. Hubert J. A. Kestel

Shock From Arc Light Injures Electric Worker

Peter Lemahteu, a veteran employee of the light and power service, survived a serious arc light shock last Saturday. While trimming dead arc light circuits, a strong current passed through, burning his left arm and thigh before he regained consciousness. He is now able to move about. The exact cause remains uncertain but wind may have caused the arc wires to contact the primary circuit, with untrimmed trees sometimes forming a connection between wires as a contributing factor.

Peter Lemahteu The Light and Power Service Lemahteu Lemahiex

Baumann Takes A Fliers Return To Marshfield Barber Shop

Frank Baumann, longtime porter at Oscar Lange's barber shop, left Sunday for western harvest work earning eight dollars a day. In St Paul he found grain heavy and chose to return home, resuming his barber duties at about one hundred dollars per month. He bought a ticket for the observation car on a Omaha train and arrived Tuesday morning ready to work. He praises the west but says Marshfield is good enough.

Frank Baumann Oscar Lange St. Paul Observation Cay Omaha Frank West

Men Wanted for City Work in Marshfield

Fifty men are wanted at once for city work in Marshfield. Wages run from 1.75 to 2.00 dollars per day. Apply to August Budahn, Street Commissioner, City of Marshfield, 4612.

August Budahn Marshfield

Marshfield Fair Enjoys Strong Attendance and Fine Races

The Marshfield fair last week featured perfect weather and strong attractions. Livestock displays pleased judges with satisfactory premium awards while racing on all three days offered first class competition. Jimmy Ward wowed crowds with four exceptional aeroplane flights. W. W. Noll’s horses Jerry H. and Allie K. Allie X competed, with Allie X winning the 2:13 pace and Jerry H. showing potential for future success. President Ames Secretary Pankow and Treasurer Noll earned praise for their management.

Marshfield Grand Rapids Jimmy Ward Ames Pankow Noll

Special Attraction at Adler's Opera House

Adler's Opera House announces a star attraction for Wednesday and Thursday August 24 and 29 with the famed Nevara the perfect woman in a classical art pose program drawn from Bible scenes. The act is billed as clean and highly praised by managers of major houses. Felker Bros Mfg Co at the fair grounds displays a sanitary water exhibit with free running water and taps drawing praise from a tuberculosis expert. On Monday Felker Bros installed a new automatic metal stamping machine at their plant to shape tank heater bottoms, cast and made by Lang & Scharman from the company design. Miss Mary Proell hosted friends Sunday for Miss Irma Schmidt of Wausau. Hon E R Hicks of Oshkosh visited Ex Gov W H Unham on Monday.

John P.adler Felker Bros. Mfg. Co Lang &Scharman Lang & Scharman

Pretty church wedding at German Lutheran Church

A wedding will occur at four this afternoon when Rev. Thom unites Alma Neuenfeldt and Edward Kisten at the German Lutheran Church. The ceremony features ferns decor, white satin gown, and a bridal party with pale green and pink attire. Afterward, a reception at the bride's parents on Sixth Street precedes a midnight train departure for Minneapolis and other Minnesota points.

Thom Alma Neuenfeldt Edward Kisten Ferns Clara Kehrberg Clara Gauger Adela Kisten William Newenleidt Arthur Kisten William Carus Sixth Street Minneapolis Minnesota

Barn Fire Destroys Richfield Barn Near Klondike

A large barn belonging to Barney Severon south of Klondike in Richfield burned Monday night, consuming all grain and machinery and killing one calf. The cause is unknown but a tramp is suspected.

Barney Severon Klondike Richfield

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Tate S.C. Tach B. Edwards Mutshdeld Clarence B. Edwards Wood County University of Wisconsin Wisconsin County Saat W. W. Noll Jerry H Allie K Allie X Mr. Noll Adler's Opera House Felker Mary Proell Irma Schmidt Wausau E. R. Hicks Oshkosh W. H. Unham OUR Boys’ Department R. B Kisten Neuenfeldt Herman Neuenfeld Athens August Siebert Albert Siebert Auburndale Herman Popp Isabelle Hensey Rome George J. Leonhard Geo. Od Leonhard Milwaukee Brown Wegener
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