Sacred Heart Church Cornerstone Laying Draws Crowds
Thousands attended the cornerstone ceremony for the new Sacred Heart Catholic church in Marshfield. Monsignor Jacquemine and Father No Wernerns delivered German and English addresses during the opening rites, with a coin-tapping tradition and a final sermon inspiring the crowd.
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Sacred Heart Catholichurch
Joseph Mvnastar
Pheeben
Plergys
Ollie Suewlies
Moonbress
Sovial Regiment Bank
Sovial Regiment Bank; Ohddbees
Dalin's
Jarrechist Oeheols
Caspog
Cattalie Tong
Wiscorsin
Vuoi Bos
Pavia Coehayy Pallewerdl
Cotnelas
Che Smith
Brey
Father Vola
Rev
Misr
Taberville
Mov
Frederick Stor
Stratford
Father Forster
Father Volz
Olz
Jouck
St. John's
H. J. Stehling
Sacred Heart
Timm
Monsignor
Jacquemine
Sisterhood
St. Joseph's
United States
Monsignor Pequemine
Europe
Marshfield
Pather No
Noted pulpit orator leads losing sermon in English
Father Robert Condon of LaCrosse, a renowned pulpit orator in the state, delivered the sermon in English while praising Christ and honoring pioneer fathers of the Human Catholic church. Clergy from multiple locales attended, including Mangignar Jacquemine and Fathers Miller, Kuger, Auburndale, Kolar, Hass, Rozell, Conlon, and Timm. A banquet at St. John's parsonage Sunday evening honored Jacquemine as guest of honor.
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Robert Condon
LaCrosse
Mangignar Jacquemine
Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother
A. Miller
Pakerville Luger
Pittsville
Job Auburndale
Alois Kolar
Michael Hass
Hewits
George Barldant
Milwaukee
Frederick Forster
Asford
John Hauk
Wausaui Wys
Marathon City
Jus Achtelik
Greeny
Bh Sten
Rozell
Anil Oavent Villa
Robert Conlon
Stehling
Jouck
Father Vola
St. John's Parsonage
Monzignor Jacquemine
Badger Camp Hiking Report Highlights Second Hike
Fragmented OCR text describes Badger group and camp life after an uncomfortable night. Mentions shelter tents, mud, observers, and a brig ministering to the brigade. Scattered names and phrases reference travel to New Byweasels and early morning activities amid rough conditions.
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Antenti
Willy Speeis
Wiscours
Prinass Gyre
Grein Hevens
Hliing- Warten Thale Jou
Noctors Hhar Talk On Anti Tosien In Towns
A gathering of residents from nearby towns heard Dr. Rogers discuss state developments in neuroscience and anti poisoning efforts. The talk emphasized safety measures and scientific approaches with attendees from Aghandades, Catonha, aml and surrounding areas.
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Noctors Hhar
Aghandades
Catonha Aml
Tates
Sexton
Dr. Raye
Trig Theater Opens After Noon For First Time
The Trig Theater in the old Klinor, Dang & Schapmann hardware block opened to the public yesterday for afternoon matinees and morning performances during Fair week. The theater seats mahogany trimmed with green walls and yellow beams, an angle stage with full scenery, and a well equipped orchestra. Emil M. Kiner will manage with partners George Lang and Otto Scharmann assisting in remodeling and operation.
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Trio Theater
Klinor, Dang & Schapmann Company
Hardwire
Caherere
Emil &. Kiner
George Lang
Otto Scharmann
Gloria's Romance to Feature Billie Burke in Palm Beach
Wealthy Palm Beach patrons appear in the early chapters of Gloria's Romance a motion picture novel by Rupert Hughes and his wife Billie Burke leads the cast. The Trio theater will feature the film soon drawing the millionaire colony to watch Burke in a star producing role.
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Ionable Palm Beach
McGovern Campaign Activity Near Hotel Blodgett
E G Gennrich of Milwaukee, campaign secretary for ex Gov Francis E McGovern, met in the city to arrange a Friday evening rally in front of Hotel Blodgett after the fair closes. McGovern seeks the Republican nomination, announcing Gov E L Philipp and W A Hatton as his rivals.
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M'Govern
E. G. Gennrich
Milwaukee
Francis E. McGovern
McGovern
Blodgett
E. L. Philipp
W. A. Hatton
Marshfield Budget Row Shrinks Tax Increases Amid Contingent News
City budget talks in Marshfield show a reduced increase in property valuation as the board of review prepares the final assessment. The Marshfield contingent reports soldiers from Company A in Santo Wilson detail life at camp, promotions, and arrivals. A planned capital march to Land’s Park and an Austin trip are noted among civic and military items.
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Marshield
Shan
Board of Review
Ne Council
Compauny A
Santo Wilson
San Antonio
Cain
Hashhaus
Dpmner
Gre
Altiger Avery
Churico
CRN
Robert Connor
Sergis
Arendt
Wildish
George Wood
Theodore Witt
Joseph Seidl
Fabn Kohl
Carl Thom
Willard Purdy
Lawrences Schunk
Pred Lehman
Fred Vanneder
Marshfield
Austin
Dty
Illinois
Wisconsin
Marshfield School Opening Delayed One Week
School year in Marshfield will start one week later, on September 11, to allow quarantine clearance for diphtheria and complete work on the Washington building. Local doctors will examine children for cases on the first day, followed by ongoing medical exams. About $4,000 is being spent to renovate the Washington building with plaster removal, fresh oak floors, a new sanitary system, and improved amenities.
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Marshfiel
Monnday
J. B. Vedder
Washington
Straw Hats Soon to Be Shelved After Bungling Season
The article notes straw hats and panama hats will be put away on September 1 as heavy materials replace them in big league bal my frame. It mentions recent weather favoring heavier caps and hats, though many heads stayed cool this summer with straw hats.
New pastor arrives at St Alban's Episcopal Church
Rev. A. A. Burton arrives this week from Pond du Lac to serve as pastor. He will lead services next Sunday at St. Alban's Episcopal Church at 7:30 and 10:45 in the morning.
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A. A. Burton
Pond du Lar
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
Oiling Marshfield Roads Experiment Under Way
Marshfield streets have been oiled over the past week with a $200 tank. North side streets including parts of A, St. Joseph's and B streets, plus North Central avenue, Fifth and Ninth streets, have been treated. The work is experimental and may lead to more roads oiled if successful.
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St. Joseph’s
North Central Avenue
Fifth
Ninth
Doctors Join In One Large Partnership
Doctors plan to consolidate separate practices into a single firm with one management. They sign a lease for central block space and remodel rooms including general waiting areas and a manager’s room. Alterations begin within the next week as they pursue efficiency through shared operations.
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Priel Yeevorday
Central Avenue
Thi Street
Dra
Narl Poege
Williem J . AH
Milbee
R. P. Rn
Businessmen Protest Highway Conditions in Marshfield County
A wave of protests by Marshfield businessmen targets poor highway maintenance and county road conditions. They claim neglect hampers commerce, urge action from county officials, and seek improved funding and safety repairs along major routes. Local merchants including J. P. Vitae press for government accountability and timely improvements.
Father of Philip Schaefer Dies After Last Fasting
George Schaefer died at Gugenberg near Rheinbessen Nany aged about two years after a prolonged illness. Letters from brother Jacob and sister Lone conveyed the news with the seal of the British censor, noting he died August 21 and was buried with full military honors. The elder Schaefer served three years in the German army and wished to see his two sons in America.
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P. Ff. Senaeter
Schaefer
Jacob Schaefer
America
Verdun
Germany
Mair Rhine
Marshfield Registration Day Quiet Amid Fair Opening
Biennial registration in Marshfield fell on Tuesday with light new-name additions due to fair events. Election boards stayed open at city hall. those listed in the last election are registered automatically, but moves require updating names and addresses in the books to stay eligible to vote.
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Marshfield
Crowds predicted for Marshfield fair opening day
Reported strong attendance expected as Marshfield fair opens with political figures Stellar Lights of the Political Domain including Philipp Williams Wolfe Hob and Senator Lalolloree slated to speak. Expositions, musical acts, and a major ball game highlight the first real day with crowds drawn by exhibits and vendors.
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Wisconsin
Inine
Nat Reiss
Strador
Lugay
al Ghdana Stratfords
F. Wolfe
Demuet Sand
United States
Robert A. Lalolloree
Tyr Guenor Tmanuel
Amr
Hys. Williams
LPS
Police appoint temporary traffic deputies to guide drivers
In cooperation with Chief of Police and Mayor A A, fourteen professional men were named as deputy police officers to sworn in for temporary traffic duty. They will inform motorists of road rules and proper turns while serving without pay alongside the Board of Commerce.
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Avtirg
Wing
A. A
Eisterday
Bush
John Hasselbalch
VW. Koenig
A. G. Panko Hses
Nc. W. Hart
Gust A. Ai
A. Mason
W. T. Pund
Hugo Wegener
John A. Kestel
Alex LaPoint
Dairyman's State Bank to Build New Arpin Branch
The Dairyman's State Bank of Arpin announces plans to construct a brick and tile bank building on a lot west of H. F. Roehrig hardware. The 26 by 38 foot structure will include modern heating, vaults, and up-to-date equipment and is to begin immediately with completion aimed for January 1.
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Dairyman’s State Bank of
Arpin
H. F. Roehrig
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Purhera
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George Schaefer
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Rheinbessen
Nany
Marshfield Fair
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Wolfe
Senator “Hob
Dairyman’s State Bank
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