Watered milk cases hinge on adulteration charges
Assistant Dairy and Jop Inspector R B Southard secured two pure food law convictions against milk suppliers in Marshfield and Edgar. Henry Duellman, on Bakerville road, pleaded guilty and paid a $25 fine plus costs after selling milk with excess water. Mike Alt of Edgar admitted selling adulterated milk to Edgar Combined Cheese and Butter factory, fined $25 plus $15.75 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Southard
George Weig Je
Emery
Marshfield
Southard
Henry Duellman
Bakerville Road
Duellman
Jacob Wilhelm
Hugo Wegener
Wegener
C. B. Edwards
Wausau Record-Herald
Edgar
Mike Alt
Marehetti
RB. B. Southard
State Dairy and Food Commission
Boxing Card Promises Fast Action at Marshfield Armory
The Marshfield Athletic association debuts with a boxing show Tuesday evening December 28 at the Armory hall. Main event features Billy Miske of St. Paul vs Frank Boo of Oshkosh in ten rounds at 158 pounds. Semi windup pairs Tommy Krieg against Cami Honan for ten rounds. Prelims include Carl Olson of New Richmond vs Pascal Calone of Ashland and Bill Brazel of Iron River vs Kid Carstrom of New Richmond. Tickets $1 to $2. Duffy of Milwaukee referees, Mark Bellis of Wausau times. A large crowd is expected under state supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Athletic Association
Armory Hall
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Frank Boo
Oshkosh
Tommy Krieg
Cami Honan
Carl Olson
New Richmond
Pascal Calone
Ash-lang
Bill Brazel
Iron River
Kid Carstrom
Duffy
Milwaukee
Mark Bellis
Wausau
Mrs Petrie Dies at 33 After Illness
Mrs Matt Petrie passed away at her home on Sunday from pneumonia. She leaves her husband and seven young children. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 9:80 from the Catholic church with Rev Joseph Volz officiating.
Death of Joseph Seitz Farmer Near City
Joseph Seitz died Friday two miles west of the city at an advanced age. He was a farmer by occupation. The funeral was held Monday at 8:30 from the Catholic church with Rev. Joseph F. Vols officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shitz
Joseph Seitz
Joseph F. Vols
Christmas tree safety tips from Chief Finney
Chief E E Finney of the fire department offers reminders for Christmas tree celebrations to prevent fires. Do not use cotton or flimsy decorations, avoid candles, and only safety matches. Keep matches away from children, place trees away from curtains, use metallic tinsel and non inflammable decorations, secure a solid base, and have water or extinguishers ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Finney
Fire Department
Equity elects officers at National Society of Equity meeting
Daniel C. Mahoney of Viroqua was unanimously elected president of the National Union of the American Society of Equity at its final session in Wausau. H. A. Fuller of Mankato was named vice president and M. P. Johnson of Tollay, N. D., elected director for three years. Two other directors were HH Williams of Cumberland Wis and L. N. Roberson of Owensboro Kentucky. A national office location and secretary-treasurer will be decided at the January 10 meeting in Wausau. The convention closed after a busy day with reports read and resolutions adopted on topics from crop reports and government arms policy to land tax and public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Mahoney
Viroqua
National Union of the American Society of Equity
Wausau
H. A. Fuller
Mankato
H. G. Tank
Wilson
United States
World record Holstein butter cow Duchess Skylark Ormsby
Duchess Skylark Ormsby, a Holstein Friesian cow bred by 2 B Young and owned by John B Irwin, set a new world record for the butter test by producing 27 761.07 pounds of milk containing 1 205.09 pounds of butterfat over 565 consecutive days. The cow, born October 31 1909, was cared for by Axel Hansen and faced no veterinary intervention. The record surpasses Finderne Pride Johanna Rue by 642 pounds of milk and 28.62 pounds of butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess Skylark Ormsby
Meducer
Te Minnesota Agricultural College
2. B. Young
Buffalo Center
John B. Irwin
Minneapolis, Minn
Sir Ormsby Skylark
Oakhurst
Duchess Clothilde
John
Barneveldt
Finderne Pride Johanna Rue
Duchess Skylarx Ormsby
Axel Hansen
Ibase
Fragmented Blended Tales and Odd Local Bits
A collage of humorous dialogues, biblical parody, and rural anecdotes fills pages with playful bits. It weaves jokes about voices, a spooked gold watch, spankings, Samson and Delilah, and a northern lumber camp dispute over electric light and steam rooms amid farcical misfortunes and a wife’s laundry woes.
Ernest Nelson Is Arrested On Adultery Charge At Wausau
Ernest Nelson, a well known Marshfield figure, was arrested in Wausau on a Marathon county warrant charging adultery at a road house in McMillan. Sheriff F B Schroeder served the warrant and Nelson was held on $400 bail for a preliminary examination scheduled for the following morning. he had not yet secured bondsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Nelson
Nise
Marathon County
F. B. Schroeder
Wausau
Marshfield
Nelson
McMillan
Ida Kroll
F P. Gerwing- Nelson
Kroll
Wausair
Bein
Schroeder
Profitable New Year Resolution Ad Page
The piece urges making practical New Year resolutions like thrift, noting many will attempt them despite jokes about resolutions. It promotes reading The Times ads to save money and lists advertisers including Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Co and First National Bank, signaling a newspaper ad page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantle Co
Rose Bros
J- Martin Bere
F. L. 2Week
Kestel Bros. Co
J. Ebuoy
Wasserberger & Dickett
Palace Meat Co
First National Bank
City and Cash Meat Markets
Sexton Bros
the Palace of Sweets
The
Unique Theater
Liese’s
Prescription Store
Remember the Birds Christmas drive by Marshfield DAR
The Marshfield chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution asks citizens to cooperate in remembering the birds during Christmas. The appeal notes that feeding birds aids soil, plant, and forest conservation, and suggests treating birds to a Christmas dinner of fuel bread or bits from a well-spread table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grippe Grips City Amid Widespread Illness Trend
A wave of grippe plagues nearly every resident of the city, hitting men women and children. The illness disrupts daily life with many absent from work and school, doctors in high demand, and concern that the epidemic may spread across the state.
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M. Ds
Unique Sunday to Feature Secretary of Frivolous Affairs
The Unique Sunday program will present a popular Tour part Mutual master-picture described as a beautiful society drama with a mysterious element. Advertisers claim its inclusion in the series should ensure a good house for both afternoon and evening showings.
Death of Henry Macht en 80 in Stratford
Henry Machten of Stratford died Saturday due to old age at 80. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 4 30 in the city, conducted by Rev. T Harry Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Machten
Stratford
T. Harry Kelly
Taft Train Stop Mess Leaves Marshfield Waiting
A Marshfield crowd expected former President William Howard Taft to ride the affemption train from Merrilan Junction to Wausau for a lecture that evening. Officials urged courtesy and speed to prevent delay, but Taft canceled Duluth plans after diverting from Fond du Lac to Wausau, diverting west from New Haven.
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Marshfield
Merrilan Junction
William Howard Taft
Wausau
Omaha Line
Northwestern
Tait
Merrilan
Mr. Taft
Dalth
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Taftemile
Duluth
Fond du Lag
Marshfield Banker Heads Of Society
The Wood County Bankers Development association met in Grand Rapids for a successful session. Elected officers were President Amos Bell, Marshfield State Bank. Vice-President K A Connor, Auburndale State Bank. Secretary and Treasurer J F Seidl, Pitseville State Bank. Attendees from Marshfield included Thomas Spalding and H G Hambright. The group planned a contribution toward the Breeders' association barn at the Marshfield Fair grounds.
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Wood County Bankers Development Association
Grand Rapids
Elks
Amos Bell
Marshfield State Bank
K. A. Connor
Aubturndale State Bank
J. F. Seidl
Pitseville State Bank
Thomas Spalding
American National Bank
H. G. Hambright
First National Bank
Breeders’ Association
Marshfield Mair Grounds
Ladysmith Man Levi Ashley Dies At 55
Levi Ashley aged 55 formerly of Ladysmith died in this city Saturday after hospital care. He was brought here a day before his death and later transported back to Ladysmith for funeral services held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Ashley
Ladysmith
Rifles Delayed From Camp Douglas Disrupt Gallery Practice
The Company A rifles have not been returned from Camp Douglas for three Sundays, delaying indoor practice. Quartermasters assemble the same stock with a shorter rifling barrel and prepare for gallery drills at the armory the first week after the rifles arrive back.
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Company A
Camp Douglas
Change in Insurance Agency Dissolution of Upham Wegener firm
Yesterday the Upham Wegener agency insurance underwriters dissolved. Judge Hugo Wegener purchased the interest of former Postmaster Everett A Upham in the business. Upham plans for the future are not announced. The business will be continued by Hugo Wegener.
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Upham-Wegener
Hugo Wegener
Everett A. Upham
Upham
Marshfield to Host Wisconsin Country Life Conference
County Supt. George A Varney calls attention to Marshfield being chosen as the site for the country life conference in Wisconsin. The event will run March 1 with hundreds expected. Prof. C J Galpin of the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture directs general arrangements with Wood County Training Agricultural and Domestic Science School coordinating details alongside Superintendent Varney. A full program announcement will follow.
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Country Life Conference
George A. Varney
Marshfield
Wisconsin
C. J. Galpin
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Wood County
Varney
Envious remark about a man’s nerve in a lively exchange
In a humorous exchange Blinks says he envies the man who is singing while Jinkie mocks the singer’s voice. Binks corrects that the envy stems from the man’s tremendous nerve, not his voice.
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Jinkie
Binks
Returns Home at Auburndale After 28 Years Absence
Knute Onstad, former Auburndale resident, returns Sunday afternoon after a 27 year absence to reunite with relatives. He left to travel widely and was presumed dead by family. Onstad, now prosperous, visits his sister and sister in laws and hopes to speak with nephews and nieces at Christmas. He is brother to Mrs. C. K. Anderson and Mrs. James Marker and uncle to Oscar Markee and William Conklin.
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Enoch Arden
Knute Onstad
Auburndale
Tives
Arden
Knute
Onstad
Wood County
Wise Consin
Keute Onstad
C. K. Anderson
James Marker
Oscar Markee
William Conklin
Field
Opening Basketball Season Promises Alumni vs High School
Tonight starts basketball activities with an Alumni versus High School game in the high school gym. Town residents are invited to attend. admission is thirty five cents and includes dancing after the game. Funds will buy new suits for the coming season.
Death of Mrs Liebelt a Marshfield native dies in Wausau
Mrs Minnie Liebelt long time Marshfield resident died Friday afternoon at about 1 ock at the home of her daughter William McCallin 1407 tweet Wausau Born April 2 1846 in Germany she is survived by a daughter Mrs Mc Callin and four sons August of Spencer Charles of Westboro and William and Otto of McMillan The body was brought to Marshfield and interment was at Hillside cemetery Services were held at St John Catholic church
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Minnie Liebelt
William McCallin
Wausau
Liebelt
West Fifth Street
Germany
McCallin
August Liebelt
Spencer
Charles
Westboro
William and
Otto Liebelt
McMillan
Marshfield
Hillside Cemetery
St. Johne Catholic Church
Vera and Estelle Debate Staying or Leaving
Vera asks if Estelle will stay. Estelle replies she has decided to pay her fare and go out. The exchange shows a plan to depart rather than remain, highlighting a choice between comfort at home and stepping out into the night.
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Vera
Estelle
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Matt Petrie
Equity
O. Mahoney
National Union
Mary
Mr. Hawkins
Mrs. Hawkins
Pune
Jinker
Edith
Mamma
Samson
Main Street
Deliah
Sam
Ambrose Peet
Northern Lumber
Walters
Mosinee
Jimmie
Shakespeare
MR. Wapt
Depot
Mrs. Liebelt
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