Ready for the match at Adler's opera house
Arrangements for the handicap wrestling match between Fred Beell and Palmer Burns at Adler's opera house tomorrow night are completed. A large crowd from surrounding towns is expected as Beell, about 136 pounds, faces Burns, lighter than Beell but in peak form. Burns seeks three falls in one hour, Beell must win by any fall.
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Adler's
Opera House
Fred Beell
Palmer Burns
Peter Pommer
Boul
Beell
Evan Lewis
Jack Carkeek
Ed Adamson
Tom Cannon
W. H. West
Charles Moth
Tesser
Haji Adali
Wisconsin
Farmer Burns
Gupiosity
Lewis
Burns
Booll
Athens to Wausan Electric Road Debate Reignites
Athens Record reports renewed interest among leading Wausau capitalists in building an electric road to connect Athens and Wausan. Poor current accommodations and county-seat traffic spur support, with plans forming despite prior inaction. A summer scenic route could boost values along the line and benefit travelers to the county seat. The lumber market news notes Pennsylvanian holders seek a corner on hemlock at $30 per thousand, possibly blocking Wisconsin supply and reshaping prices.
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Wausan
Merrill
Athens
Wausau
Wausci
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Fire in Brill's window stores damaged items. rebuild planned
Fire swept Brill's Stevens Point display window last Saturday morning as trimmings and decorations caught fire. Clerks led by W P Berdie formed a quick response team, containing the blaze with minimal loss of shoes hosiery neckwear and Christmas dolls. The stock and building loss is estimated at 80000 with 40000 insured.
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Brill
W. P. Berdie
Stevens Point
Little Alvina Dales Injured By Grating Incident
A girl named Alvina Dales suffered minor injuries after her foot became jammed in a basement window grating. Two men required to free her, and she escaped with only bruises. The event prompted calls for safer grating construction for public safety.
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Alvina Dales
Xrates
Evergreen Youth Wears Green Ornaments in Parade
A Dane County youth paraded with an evergreen sprig, partridge tails, and peacock feathers in his hat and a pine wreath around his neck. He joked the breath down there made this the first green thing he had seen this year, and planned to wear it home.
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Reyb
Dane County
Collision at Northwestern depot slows trains at Wausau
A rear end collision occurred Friday evening at the Northwestern depot in Wausau between the southbound hill train and a special freight pulling into Marshfield station. The freight engine struck the sleeping car attached to the southbound train, injuring four passengers slightly while the car was too damaged to move. Passengers dressed and rode a dry coach to Eland, then another sleeper backed to the train. brakes failed as icy tracks prevented a halt.
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Northwestern
Staion
Marshfield
Eland
Pu Jing
Wedding at Soles home in Bakerville Indians
The Uarshner Hiller wedding occurred Saturday evening at eight at the Soles residence near Bakerville. Rev McKinney performed the ceremony as a large gathering of relatives and friends witnessed the nuptials. The couple plans to reside on the Sales farm.
Interesting Litigation in Lincoln Court
Carl Christensen of Lincoln sued Robert Ebbe for $20 for services rendered. Ebbe won, with costs awarded around $14. Judge Andrews presided, E C Pors for Christensen, T W Brazeau for Ebbe. Also, J J Seat from Aspin Lumber injured in a Tuesday fight, claiming three white men assaulted him with clubs. brothers Scott from Whitehall witnessed.
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Carl Christensen
Lincoln
Robert Ebbe
J. J. Seat
Aspin Lumber Company
Sc Vrpin
Scott
Scott Brothers
Whitehall
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Brill’s 20Th Century Store
Yale Tide Offerings
Ello Sant Clats
Pharaos
Brill's
Brill’s
Edgar
Winnie Cournoyer
Mas
Sim Courxover
Fernwood
Muray Hon Ca
Dom
Butler
Dalry
Egar
Pmarshpield
Dumas
Las
Stierle Kreischlis
Ats
Seubert
Sweetheart
Horn
Theo. Musiel
Musiel
Fourth St
Central Ave
Farmer’s Home
Furstenberg
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