Central Wisconsin cheesemakers hold first real convention
The first annual convention of the Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers Buttermakers and Dairymen's Advancement association will be at Auburndale this Saturday at 6 p.m. The program includes welcome remarks, dairy topics, and talks by W A Rush and John B. McCready. An orchestra will provide music and Soo Line trains will stop at Auburndale station.
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Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers
Buttermakers
Dairymen's Advancement Association
Auburndale
Oscar Dix
Pix
Ovat
Soo Line
Batetl
Opera House
K. A. Gonnor
Plymouth
Cantata 15 Pleasing A Christmas Cantata Delights New Adleronere
A large audience packed the New Adleronere house Monday evening for Cantata 15 Pleasing A Christmas Cantata. Miss Clara Ward supervised school music and trained about 400 children in the chorus on specially built bleachers. Leading parts were played by Pigeon Blodgett Rita Leni Ruth Heaton Arthur Anderson Billy Roy Harry Berg Vera Fatte Newsoy Ned Lisping Leu Miss Prim Santa Claw Witch Spirit of Lo Kenneth Ambrose Tecan Williams Olive Lange Joe Marsh Esther Asp Lucile Segal soloists included Vera Fitzgerald Gladys Burke Kenneth Ambrose Edward Mae Ruth Backus Jean Williams Esther Esp Lucile Segal Marcellus Martens Jon Mars and Paseball boys and Sewing girls.
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Adleronere House
Clara Ward
Pigeon Blodgett
Rita Leni
Vveeteers
Ruth Heaton
Tom
Arthur Anderson
Billy Roy
Harry Berga
Orvilla
Vera Fatte
Newsoy
Ned
Kenneth Ambrose
Tecan Williams
Olive Lange
Joe Marsh
Esther
Lucile Segal
Vera Fitzegerald
Gladys Burke
Edward Mae Ruth Backus
Jean Williams
Marcellus Martens
Jon Mars
Paseball Boys Sewing Girls
Tice's Offers Overstuffed Black Leather Comfort Rockers
A brief shopping note describes a line of overstuffed comfort rockers in black leather or torestock at Tice's. The teaser highlights style and availability as a local catalog item.
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Tice
Old Firm Plans Move In Theater Addition At Marshfield
Emil B. Kliner of Kliner Lang Scharmann announces his firm will retire from hardware early next year and convert the Marshfield store into a two story brick moving picture theater. The plan includes an eighty foot rear extension with lobby room, a front stair addition, and a stage box for vaudeville acts on the upper floor office suites.
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Marshfield
Emil 8. Kliner
Kliner, Lang & Scharmann Company
First National Banks
Air
Kliner
Roo
Lang & Scharman
S. Kliner
George Lang
Otto Scharmann
Prospect Live
Moving Picture
Council Decides On Paving In Marshfield 1916
At its meeting last Tuesday night the council decided after a spirited discussion to do considerable more paving on Marshfield streets during the coming year. Planned work includes paving from A street west to the park and along Chestnut street north to E street and onward to St Joseph's street and the hospital, with additional blocks along Central avenues west and east of Chestnut and Maple streets between A and Seventh streets. Seventh street paving will be limited to about eighty feet from Central avenue to the new park corner. Park avenue paving petition remains in city archives. Alderman A J MacFarlane says he will not seek re election next spring and intends to support other candidates’ papers.
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Park
Chestnut Street
E Street
St. Joseph’s Street
St. Joseph's Street
Hospital
Central
Wprarrane
A. J. MacFarlane
E. Finniey
McFarlane
Yeaterday
J eThis
Mr. MacFarlane
Times
Banquet Program Arranged for Mashfield High Alumni
De Walter G Sexton announces Mashfield High School Alumni banquet to be held at Scout Hall on Tuesday evening December 28. A dance will follow the banquet with toasts, the best talent obtainable, and rousing songs planned. Announcements and replies will be sent to alumni this week.
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Walter G. Sexton
Mashfield High School
Scout Hall
Ondith
Sands
Marshfield in Movies at Unique Tonight and Thursday
Peter Fest of the Unique theater presents Central avenue films shot last Saturday in a special program connected with the regular moving pictures. Manager Rice invites patrons to see themselves on screen and to choose Christmas gifts from a large selection of high grade jewelry silverware clocks cut glass and more at The Original Jewelry Shop James E Buoy Be
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Marshfield
Peter Fest
Unique
Central Avenue
Rice
James E. Buoy
Dog Leads Help To His Dying Master
Joseph Sloniker aged eighteen of Greenwood died after an accidental gunshot wound. While hunting Sunday the gun discharged into his thigh, leaving him immobile. After urging his dog to return home the dog alerted the family, who found him and moved him to a doctor and then to hospital. He died Monday.
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Joseph Sloniker
Greenwood
Sloniker
Sreenwood
Death of E. L. Whitney in city after illness
Whitney, 68, a carpenter who came to the city in 1901, died at his son Chauncey Whitney's home after a week of illness. Short funeral services were held at 9 AM at Chauncey Whitney's home with Rev. F H Ambrose officiating. The casket was moved to the depot for transport to Merrillan for a 1:30 PM service this afternoon, with family members accompanying the body from Wausau and the city.
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BE. L. Whitney
Chauncey Whitney
Whitney
Wausau
F. Halsey Ambrose
Presbyterian Church
Mertillan
George and Lloyd
Charles Whitney
Merrillan
Matchmaker named for Marshfield Athletic Association plans
Lawrence Hart of Glidden will serve as matchmaker for the Marshfield Athletic Association formed in the city. The group hopes to stage bouts in the Armory hall around the 28th, with Thomas Krieg likely to appear on the card.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Lawrance Hart
Glidden
Marshfield Athletic Association
Armory Hall
Thomas Krieg
Death of Nasonville's Elderly Settler Gustav H. Nason
Gustav Heinrich, a longtime Nasonville farmer and one of its eldest settlers, died Friday in the city hospital at age 68. Interment was held in Nasonville on Monday.
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Nasonville
Gustav Heinrich
Birth of a Nation to open at Marshfield Adler
About fifty people including orchestra, effect producers, stage hands and operators will staff D. W. Griffiths Birth of a Nation at the New Adler opera house Friday and Saturday. The production uses a shadow box to cut side light, two films with five lenses each, and a coordinated team led from the triple keyboard director’s station. Taft was snowbound between New York and New Haven yesterday.
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Opera House
D. W. Griffiths
Adler Opera House
Marshfield
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Weeck
Tatinee
Adler
Liese
Fire destroys Negedah business district in Juneau County
A large blaze in Negedah Wisconsin wiped out the Greenburg department store and five block area after breaking out shortly after 10. Fire departments from New Lisbon Grand Rapids Mauston and Adams aided. By noon two blocks burned and the post office Masonic temple and major stores lay destroyed. Residences spared so far.
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Neeédah
Juneau County
Greenburg
New Lisbon
Grand Rauids
Mauston
Adams
Masonic Temple
Santa request and street jokes in a 1910s column
A reader asks Central for Santa Claus via telephone, hoping for coal and gifts for family, while a street encounter yields a Ford joke. The column passes light humor about President Wilson, a North Dakota editor’s coast-to-coast list, and a promotion for The Flying Twins film at the Unique theater with matinee and evening showings.
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a_four-patt Mutual
Madeline
Marion Fairbanks
Thanhouser
Bankers to Meet in Grand Rapids This Afternoon
The Wood County Bankers' Association will hold an afternoon and evening meeting in Grand Rapids to discuss banking matters and enjoy a social time. Cashiers H. Ji Hambright of the First National Bank and T. D. Spalding of the American National will attend.
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Wood County
Asso Rciation
Grand Rapids
H. Ji, Hambright
First National Bank
T. D. Spalding
The
American National
Doctors Gathering Too In Wood County Society Meeting
The Wood County Medical Society will convene in Grand Rapids tomorrow evening at the Wood County building. Three Marshfield physicians are on the program with papers by Dr. J. C. Hayward and discussions by K. W. Doege and R. P. Potter.
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Wood County Medical Society
Grand Rapids
Wood County 8
Marshfield
J. C. Hayward
K. W. Doege
R. P. Potter
Thiel Buys Renihs & Sturm Building in Marshfield
Herman Thiel, president of Marshfield State Bank, purchased the two story Renihs and Sturm building at Central avenue and Third street. The price exceeds $22,090, but the exact figure was not released. Thiel plans for the site were undisclosed, with possibilities including a moving picture theater. bank use denied, and adjoining property to be remodeled for enhanced banking facilities.
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Eentheast
Central Avenue
Third Street
Renihs & Sturm
First National Bank
Herman Thiel
Marehffutt State Bank
Rembs & Sturm
Apon
H. R. Bathrick
Thiel
C. I. Bladgett
O. R. Lange
First National
Nimeelf
Cs O
Ki Lang & Schartmann Company
Obituary for George W. Henderson Pioneer of Marshfield
Marshfield mourns George W. Henderson, Civil War veteran born 1847 in Lafayette Indiana. He moved to Minnesota with parents, served in Union Army, died Saturday morning in his home after a sudden illness. Survived by wife and three daughters in Minnesota and two other daughters in Nebraska and Montana. Funeral Tuesday at 2:40 PM at Presbyterian Church with Civil War veterans of James Blaine Post 310 aiding graveside rites.
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Marshfield
George W. Henderson
Hls
Lafayette
Fillmore County
Minnesota
Winer
R. S. O'Neill
William. Conley
Chisholm, Minn
Frank I. Stronget
Nebraska
Montana
Henderson
Presbyterian Church
T. Halsey Ambrose
James Blaine
Grand Army of the Republic
Death of John Rebholz in Auburndale Area
John Rebholz of five miles southeast of Auburndale died at his home on Saturday from heart trouble at age 58. He was a well known resident of the Auburndale area. Funeral arrangements are set for Auburndale from the Catholic church. The page also notes unrelated items about Greece, Constantinople, and Governor Philipp's stance on Wisconsin delegation.
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John Rebsolz
John Rebholz
Auburndale
Rebholz
Tharsgar
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