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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
6
A light column outlines reader contributions and life’s quirks. It recalls a Spencer Record joke about a junk dealer who collected tin cans to build a Ford, sending cans to the factory and receiving a car plus $9.80 for sending too many.
Henry Jones suggests authentic American dialogue can seed enduring literature. A reader notes a line about Guckenberger and Thanksgiving trips to Stanley, reflecting on what makes theater and journalism mirror real speech.
A 1914 Chicago type-house letter to The Times of Marshfield Wisconsin discusses new ownership, noting Barr is now sole owner and asking if the masthead name will change from Barr & Campbell. The missive expresses hopes for a profitable year and requests future communication.
The Fortnightly Musical club meets Friday December ath at Mrs P J Schaefer home with Mrs Schaefer and R P Kraus as hostesses. Program includes Paganini Violin, La Boheme pieces Puccini and soprano Miss Grover and Miss Candy perform. Joseph Thums of Rib Lake injured skidding pulp wood, taken to St Joseph's Hospital in this city by uncle Wm Lyle.
Charles A Sellon praises The Cat and Fiddle a lively musical comedy at the New Adler opera house. The frisky production features dazzling scenery, splendid chorus, and catchy tunes designed to keep audiences laughing and humming. Prices are kept affordable for the entire engagement.
Manager Adler announces a special feature Thursday evening December 10 at the New Adler Opera House the thrilling masterpiece The Wrath of the Gods depicting ancient Japan deities causing a volcanic eruption over a broken decree and a maiden's conversion to Christianity. Nor mington Bros. horses caused a minor collision near Northwestern tracks at 8:20 am Monday risking a larger accident before being halted by a fence wire. Lost black plush scarf at Northwestern Depot offers reward.
J B Retnour announces Flora De Voss returns to Marshfield for two performances at the New Adler Byera House Sunday December 6. A stronger company than ever is promised with Sol Smith Russell’s Peaceful Valley matinee and Driftwood evening, plus Willis Twin Sisters vaudeville and twelve cast members.
A Monmouth MI testimonial asserts Vinci ends fatigue nervousness and loss of appetite. The encoded Mrs Haseret Gae says a bottle restored eating sleep and vitality. the ad promises a money back guarantee if no benefit and cites Vinal cod liver oil extract with iron peptonate, offered by Sexton’s Prescription Store.
Partial OCR note reports driftwood night performance with doors at 2:30 and play starting at 3 p.m. Seats priced at the usual popular rate are currently available.
The nine reel feature Tha Spoilers offers a frontier drama of Glenister versus McNamara. It showcases a fierce struggle between right and wrong and promises faithful detail. Performing at the New Jest er opera house for one day only this Thursday with matinee and two evening shows.
High School notes describe a dance for seniors and alumni in the new gym. Alumni attendees include Erhard Klein heinz Edward Witt Theodore Witt Walter Lueck John Jaenack Albert Delmore Frank Kleinheinz and Misses Alice Burns Zita Brickheimer Crystal BiVings Winifred Brickheimer. Light refreshments were served at eleven o clock by senior girls before everyone departed praising the event.
A ledger listing salaries for janitors teachers and staff, board for deaf pupils, and numerous supplies and services. Items include M Condon and L J Mangold salaries, various labor and hauling charges, Stave Co wood, printers, laundry, and educational materials from publishers. The document shows monthly and two months September and October wages, with a final balance on hand of 14891.55.
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