New Federal Reserve Notes Enter Circulation With Changes
New federal reserve currency notes appear in circulation with several new characteristics while remaining hard to obtain. The notes, issued in $5 $10 $20 $50 and $100, feature a different design, border markings, and a Lincoln portrait on the front, Columbus scene on the back for some denominations, and are redeemable at federal and treasury facilities in gold or lawful money.
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Federal Reserve
Reserve
Ber
Eteough
First National Bank
C. Jer H. H. Hambright
Neapelis
Chilton
Treasury
I Bank
Abraham Lincoln
United State
America
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Inc
Nomal
Department of the
Washington
Treasury Fed
District of Columbi
Fed
Feu
Thanksgiving Night Dance by Eagles a Notable Success
A large crowd attended the Thanksgiving night dance hosted by the Eagles. The hall was tastefully decorated and the Second Regiment orchestra provided music, making the event a decidedly enjoyable affair.
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Eagles
Second Regiment
Berg Girl Injures Mouth Rolling Skate Falls
Evelyn daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Berg sustained a severe cut inside her mouth after bumping her head on a windowsill while roller skating Saturday. The wound required a doctor's care but she is now improving.
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Evelyn
Martin Berg
Better Mail Service Between Marshfield and Wausau
Marshfield postoffice announces a pouch mail service with Wausau along the Northwestern line to improve mail facilities between the two cities. Beginning Thursday, mail will arrive at Marshfield from Wausau at 10 40 a m and depart at 2 15 p m, aiding business and residents alike.
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Postoffice Department
Marshfield
Wausau
Marshfield Hosts Valley Church Club Banquet
About 100 men attended a banquet in Marshfield as the Wisconsin Valley Church Club was hosted by Marshfield’s Church Club at the new Ceild Hall. Grand Rapids delegates faced mud delays on the trip, but arrived by ten, enjoyed supper, and heard speakers including Bishop R. H. Weller and Herbert M. Laflin.
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Wisconsin Valley Church Club
Church Club
Marshfield
St. Aiban’s Guild
Grans Rapids
I. Mackinnon
George K. Gibson
I. P. Wilter
J. L. Sturtevant
Wausau Record-Herald
Loastmajor
J. P. Tiffault
T. H. Hanna
Stevens Point
Sturtevant
R. H. Weller
Fond du Lac
Weller
Belgium
Europe
Trapa
America
Herbert M. Laflin
Milwaukee
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Atty
M. B. Rosenberry
Atty. L. A. Pradt
Warsaw
Gibson
Father Davis
Isaac P. Witter
Isaac P. Witter, ®. Mackinnor, M. N
Ray Weeks
W. F. Kelley
Fred Stamm
J. Reichel
John Arpin
F. S. Southmayd
B. Redford
Dan Rezin
A. H. Voss
Geo. P. Harbrecht
Geo. K
R. M. Gibson
Andrew King
Walter Linn
Grand Rapids
Robert LaMere
Mail Packages Soon Says Pankow Postmaster Admonishes Early Mailing
Postmaster A G Pankow asks Marshfield readers to start wrapping and mailing Christmas gifts now. Packages marked Do Not Open Until Christmas can reach distant destinations on time, whereas waiting last minute risks delays during the holiday rush.
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A. G. Pankow
The
Times
Marshfield
Formal opening of guild hall tonight attracts broad attendance
The new Idle Hour and Salat Albi Guild Hall quarters open with a public ceremony in the Scout hall venue. Mayor Felker and local officials present, with music from the Junior Musical club and High School Glee Club. The building will be open for inspection after the program, with rooms described as comfortable, decorated, and useful for all ages.
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Guild Hall
O'Clork
Scout Hall
B.fp. McMissn
W. Duege
B. Medlillan
C. W. Otto
B.C. Pars
A. G. Felker
Glee Club
Idle Howl Club
Thesa
Mx Lprizfaull
I. P. Tiffault
Salat Albi Guild Hall
Pittsville Woman Loses Cheese Factory and Home
Mrs Frank Waterstreet of Pittsville was visiting Auburndale Friday when a telephone message advised her that both her cheese factory and home at Pittsville had been destroyed by fire. The loss is severe. her husband died two years ago and she has run the business with marked success since. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Josef Berdan of Auburndale.
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Frank Waterstreet
Pittsville
Auburndale
Waterstreet
Josep Berdan
Damp Weather Warns of Joint Aches and Cold Snap
The piece notes that damp misty rain worsens rheumatic and gouty twinges, prompting a tendency to stay indoors in soft chairs while others work. It adds that the old weather prophet predicts this mild spell will be followed by a hard freeze, marking a late autumn transition.
Married Peoples Club forms. first dance set Nov 2 at Baumann's Hall
A Mosinee and Wausau area married couples club has organized, totaling about thirty couples. The group plans biweekly dances beginning November 2 at Baumann's hall, with future events between Christmas and New Year. An extensive list of members and clergy attended the guild hall benediction after Bishop Reginald H. Weller’s arrival from Fond du Lac.
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A. Married Decnies Club
Baumann’s
Juha Kestel
John Bingen
Orville Hoff
Herbert Kell
Norris Ring
F. Priest
Richard GB. LaMere
Frank Kleinschmidt
Harold Tineth
Prod Tineth
Louis LaMere
Silly
Mosinee
M. B. Rosenberry
O'T. Gdear
BR. W. Jones
BE. P. Lucas
Ph. Ryan
J. L. Sturtevant
J. BR. Hall
H.R. Swarthout
Louis, Pradt
Father Davis
W. H. Roddin
Weller
Cheese shipments boost Wisconsin cheese industry figures
Charles E. Trodgett of Marshfield visited the county seat and discussed the cheese business of the past year. He noted that cheese companies tied to his interests shipped 1150 car loads on the Sealine from Marshfield Osceola and Colby. Each car holds about 2400 pounds and at 16 to 24 cents per pound, the industry shows significant activity.
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Wisconsin Valley Leader
Grand Rapids
Charles E. Trodgett
Marshfield
Osceola
Colby
Salomon Mosher Wedding in Catholic Ceremony
Eleanor Moshett o Mosshetto and Riley Salaman wed last Thursday at the Catholic parish with Fr J F Volz officiating. Attendants Miss Jewell of Antigo and a field from Wausau attended. The bride wore a plum suit with black fur and a gold lace hat, lilies of the valley bouquet. After a wedding breakfast at Bodgett Hotel the couple left for a brief honeymoon to Milwaukee and plan to reside locally later.
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Eleanor Mo
Shetto
Riley Salaman
J. F. Volz
Jewell
Antigo
Wausau
Banana Days Celebrate Christmas at Miller Fruit Plant
Miller, known as the man behind the gun at Miller Fruit Co, designates Friday and Saturday as banana days. He will distribute a carload of South American bananas through grocers at ten cents a dozen, a festive gesture to show good will.
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S Miller
Miller Fruit Company
Serious injury to Schultz boy in Juna accident
The twelve year old son of M Charles Schultz of Rozellville was seriously injured Monday in a June way. He sustained a broken rib and later pneumonia set in. his condition at present writing is very serious.
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Charles Schultz
Rozellville
Taxpayer gets more for money than last year with eight mill rate rise
The article shows a higher tax levy this year with an eight mill rate increase and increased funds across departments. It highlights voters' concerns about efficiency while outlining approved budgets and the impact on local services.
City Tax Rate Set at 2.78 for 1914 in Marshfield
Marshfield residents will pay 2.78 dollars per 100 assessed value for 1914 taxes, eight mills higher than last year. The city raises 17,000 more for local schools general fund road work and sewer. A full budget statement appears elsewhere on the page showing a healthy city finances and prudent administration.
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Mishfield
Lund
Bower
Marshfield
Basketball Work Starts with Rush at Company A
At a Tuesday armory meeting Willard O. Christensen was elected business manager of the 1914 Company A basketball team. Charles Faber was chosen to lead and captain the squad. Veterans competing include Ted Witt James Christensen Carl Thom Elmer Krahn Frank Leitner Fred Braem and Cant. Thanksgiving brought a road game at Stow Point where Company A and the Point battled to a 26 18 halftime deficit before Stow Point pulled ahead. Al Delmore led the scoring with 16 points. Upcoming games include a doubleheader Friday against Williams Business College and the High School, with further plans against Stanley Neillsville Fond du Lac and Stevens Point among others. Williams College lineup listed.
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Armory Hall
Willard O. Christensen
Charles Aber
Ted Witt
James Christensen
Carl Thom
Elmer Krahn
Frank Leit+ner
J’red Braem
Charles Fabe
Stow Point
Toth
Marshfield
Delmore
Faber
Thom
Braem
T. Witt
Leitner
al Delmore
Company A
Capt. Faber
Williams Business College
Stanley
Neillsville
Stevens Point
University of Wisconsin
Neenah
Fond du Lac
Wausau
M. C. A. Portage
Bushey Business College of Appleton
Oshkosh
Rosswell — Harrington
Theodore Weiland
Hew Finkle
Harold Richmond
Hartson
Edward Eckes
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Eas
Sier
Federal Reserve Bank
Valley Church Club
Pankow
Mrs
CLUS
Willard Christensen
Elec
Ted
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