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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1914

Page

4

Cantillon Dies in Chicago at 56 a Famous Railroader

W D Cantillon, famed general manager of the Chicago Northwestern, died in Chicago Sunday morning at age 56 from heart disease. Born January 1888 in Janesville he rose from waterboy to trainmaster then general superintendent and finally general manager before retirement for ill health. Brothers Michael and Joseph Cantillon own the Minneapolis baseball team.

W. D. CanTillon Chicago Chicago A Northwestern Railroad Cantillon Mr. Cantillon Janesville The North-Western Winona & St. Peter Theilwaukee City Fire and Pel Commission Winona & Chirags Sage Gev Michael Joseph Cantillon Minneapolis

Christmas tree mailed to Stevens Point shocks post office

Mrs. Alexander Ringness of Stevens Point received an odd parcel when a Christmas tree was delivered to her door. The gift came from Annele Sam via her father Mr Means of Tomahawk who arranged the delivery through the mail. Post office officials wonder how they will handle such tree shipments.

Alexander Ringness Stevens Point Means Tomahawk Annele Sam

Neillsville to Hire First City Secretary in State

Neilsvile will begin the new year as the first small town in the state to employ a city secretary. Walter Philip Schetz will assume duties on January 7 1915 after being chosen by the school board on December 7. A system of out-of-school credits for high school students, Friday gatherings in rural schools, and a citizenship course are planned. Mr Schotz is a graduate of Milwaukee Normal Wisconsin and Chicago School of Civics and has been a public school principal.

Neilavile Mady Walter Philip Schets Schotz Milwaukee Normal School University of Wisconsin Chiceco School of Civics Tie

Vinol Credited With Healing Camden Man’s Cough

Camden New Jersey electrician Tam Hillman suffered a deep seated cough and weak lungs. After using Vinol he reports full recovery, gain of fifteen pounds, and no cough. The ad promotes Vinol’s cod liver oil and tonic iron in a money back guarantee through Sexton’s Prescription Store.

Vinci Sam Frank Camden N. J Mr. Hillman Sexton's Prescription Store

Poem Reprints and Local Poet Claims Fame

The Chicago Tribune featured a poem by Schatmel Iris, later adopted by The Line's editor as their own. It highlights a toiler at dusk and a night scene with stars and moon. Seharmel Trig is mentioned as a Chicago poet claiming rising fame.

Chicago Tribune Seharmel Trig Chicago

Fatal fall at home noted in Plymouth notices

A Plymouth Review item reports Mrs. Skirving’s fatal accident Friday evening at the home of Dr and Mrs Derrwaldt. She reportedly fell down a cellar stairs after mistaking the cellar door for another.

yUrom Plymouth Review Fr. Derrwaldt Skirving

Practicing What Is Preached From The Waupaca Republican

A collection of witty snippets and commentary from The Waupaca Republican discussing exaggerated talkers, prize ribbons at Mortensen's, and literary jibes about Peter Piper and Sir William Gilbert. Readers are invited to contribute lines as part of a miscreadable community column.

Waupaca Republican’ Post Mortensen Milwaukee Journal Peter Piper William Gilbert

Double Trading Stamps Gift Run Through Christmas

A newspaper notice announces trading stamps available every forenoon up to 12 o’clock from Saturday December 19th through Christmas. A call to collect a few of the many stamps offered.

The Xmas Store Offers Useful Gifts At Low Prices

A bustling holiday catalog describes useful gifts for Xmas, highlighting furs, silk waists, purses, neckwear, and house slippers. It promotes a large, varied stock with special prices on Mens, Womens and Childrens wear and emphasizes a helpful, no-pressure shopping experience.

Adler to Screen Tribune War Pictures in Marshfield

Manager John P. Adler announces the Tribune war pictures captured on Belgian battlefields will be shown at the New Adler opera house next week. Four performances are scheduled on Wednesday December 23 with matinees at 2 and 4 15 pm and evening shows at 7 30 and 8 00 pm benefiting the Belgian Red Cross.

John P. Adler Tribune Adler Opera House Belgian Red Cross Organization

Lodge Officers and Leaders Named in Mystic Workers Listing

A historical listing documents numerous lodge officers and leaders across Mystic Workers of the World and related groups. Names include Prefect Ernest Engelmann and Worthy Matron Mrs. Ralph Baker among many others, with positions ranging from secretary to trustee, reflecting a multi-organization roster.

Ralph . Baker Frank R. Upham E. I. Rafftery George Stewart G. N. Loughead R. C. Hastings Fred Graham

Marshfield DAR To Hold Next Meeting Thursday

The Marshfield charter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet on Thursday. Hostess 5 E. E. Pinney leads the program with Girlhood in Candle Light Days and Mrs. C. M. Hambright addresses on Writers during the Revolutionary Period. Mrs. E. M. Deming also part of the program.

Marshfield Daughters of the American Revolution E. E. Pinney Biter Girlhood C. M. Hambright Addres E. M. Deming

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Neillsville Clark County Kaiser Wilhel Wilhelm Nobel Committee Bau ‘Claire U. M. TL Merry Xmas Father Brother Angle Ues Mystic Workers of the World Ernest Engelmann Monitor Joseph Schnell Edith Brien Beatrice Woodman Roy J. Leith Torkild Bille Sentinel Ferdinand Braem William Speerbecker Peter Lemahieu Mr. Engelmann C. EB. Grave Order of the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin Albert Wirkus Joseph Seidl Joseph Meidl Joseph Rebsteck John Masloff Jacob Dick St. Joseph's Society Leo Fehrenbach Henry Huth A. Kleinheinz John A. Kestel Jacob Rebsteck William P. Baer Peter Kestel Young Men’s Club William Baer John Reebs Frank Kleinheinz John Stauber John Lahmann Fred Reeths Royal Arch Masons Potter King John F. Cole W. H. Kamps F. B. Rhyner H. G. Hambright J. C. Marsh F. C. Ray Sheerin J.G. Blaine James Hutton W. G. Hinman James Ward T. F. Vannedom B. F. Powell C. R. Olin A. R AL Burke Rachael Marshall Oliver Bailey Liese’s
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