Marshfield Beats Stevens Point In Close Local Battle
Marshfield High defeated Stevens Point 26 to 22 on a Friday night at the Armory A. Reed Reynolds Berdan Delmore Wendt Whitney led Marshfield while Point’s Johnson Edes Reilly Bradley Conant played for Stevens Point. Referee G W Otto officiated, as Marshfield also routed Stanley 46 to 16 in a separate Company A game with tough defense and fading Stanley tactics.
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Marshfield High School
Stevens Point High School
Armory A
Marshfield
Reynolds
Berdan
Delmore
Wendt
Whitney
Stevens Point
Johnson
Edes
Reilly
Bradley
Conant
Beggs
Schneller
G. W. Otto
Company
Stanley Company A
Stanley
Wisconsin Probate Notice in Wood County
State of Wisconsin Wood County before Judge in Probate. On December 22, 1918, Anne Fohs petitions to appoint Fred Panther administrator of Conrad Toppe's estate, who died intestate about December 16, 1918. Hearing set January 20, 1919 at 10 a.m. in Grand Rapids probate office. notice to interested parties by three weekly insertions in Marshfield Times.
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Marshfield Times
The Natural Law at New Adler Opera House
The Natural Law draws playgoers Saturday at the New Adler with a drama about destroying unborn children. The production emphasizes the Hypocritic Oath and medical ethics, guided by a capable cast including Charles W. Dingle Leo Lind fart Arthur Cappelen John Gray Agnes Lee Ray Kehm and Ann Tasker.
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Adler Opera House
God Mimself
Charles W. Dingle
Leo Lind- Fart
Arthur Cappelen
John Gray
Agnes Lee
Ray Kehm
Ann Tasker
Corn and dairy school proves a success in Marshfield
Enthusiasm marked a recent county school held in Marshfield with about twenty attendees. Local committee members included F. O. Ray, John Bm. Gadsen, T. D. Spalding and William Burhepp, while instructors from the state university were L. I. Graher and M. J. Hopnert. Lectures covered seed and cow relations, testing farm cows and seed corn, weighing and testing milk, corn judging, cow nutrition for profit, scoring cattle, and weed control among other topics.
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F. O. Ray
John Bm. Gadsen
T. D. Spalding
Wilam Burhepp
The
State University
L. I. Graher
M. J. Hopnert
Christmas visitors and local social notes in Auburndale
Miss Margaret Hilgard and George Tiedt of Madison visit Miss Hilgard's parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilgard for Christmas. Mrs. Chas Hafer and daughter return from Stevens Point. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grube travel to Marshfield on business. Hitzke duo depart for Marion for a two week visit. Irien O'Brien visits Marshfield and returns. Lawrence Heeg and sister Anna seen at Sherry. Dance at Fransl's hall on December 29 invites all. Mrs. Chas Mews and Bernice return from Park Falls.
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Margaret Hilgard
George Tiedt
Madison
Frank Hilgard
Chas. Hafer
Stevens Point
Henry Grube
Marshfield
Hitzke
Marion
Irien O'Brien
Lawrence Heeg
Parcel Service Expands Reach Low Rates In Marshfield
Marshfield post office runs smoothly with two parcel windows under Postmaster Upham and Assistant Rafferty. December delivery to occur even on Christmas day. Rates drop after January 1 and extra delivery wagon to be added if needed.
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Marshfield
Upham
Raffery
Rafftery
Times
Tn Non
B. Rhyner
Lynn Winch
Our Pampered Peta Vaudeville Dogs Draw Admiration
Mrs Rawler praises the performing dogs at the vaudeville show. Mrs De Swell adds that her dog Fido enjoyed a recent afternoon visit, reflecting audience affection for the acts.
Mrs Christensen Dies After Childbirth in Stanislaus
Verona Thums Christensen, wife of Willard Q Christensen, died Tuesday evening at St Joseph’s hospital from peritonitis after childbirth. She was 22, born November 5 1893. Survived by husband, her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Thoms, nine sisters and three brothers. Funeral arrangements incomplete last evening.
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Willard Q. Christensen
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Joseph Thoms
Hospital Hill
Louis Bichler
Fred Rapp
Mary
Sophie
Barbara
Pauline
Matilda
Isabel
Mayor Enforces LiquorLaw With Night Window Curtailments
Mayor A G Felker issues first executive order to police to strictly enforce the ban on selling liquor to minors. Chief A F Gerwing directed to report violations immediately. Saloon practice of closed wine-room curtains is rejected. windows must be open and doors unlocked. lights stay on.
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New City Administration
A. G. Felker
A. F. Gerwing
Jury blames Soo Line for fatal Vine Street crossing
The coroner's inquest into Conrad Pappy's death at Vine Street crossing found fault with the Soo Line Railroad for lack of crossing gates and the train's high speed. Witnesses testified as the jury pinned responsibility on the railroad. inquest held in municipal court before Judge Hugo Wegener with DA E Briere Cori.
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Conrad Pappy
Vine Street
Soo Railroad Company
Hugo Wegener
E. Briere
Grand Rapids
Joseph Regenfuss
Thomas D. Spalding
Edward
Advertising in The Limes at lower or equal rate
Local notices urge businesses to place want ads in The Limes, promising cost parity or savings. The brief appeals to advertisers about B3e issue exposure and cash value for promotions.
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Adler
Opera House
the National Producing Co
Charles Sumner
Supreme Hit
Ism of Youth
Minneapolis Journal
Winthop Chamberlin
Pany
Wood County Court
Court
W. J. Conway
Pagr R. Williams
the Natural Law
Auburndale
Harper’s Weekly
Wagner
Hesrens
Mr. Wagner
Bayery
Kestel Bros. Company
the Square
Welker
Corosler
Dryan
Ufa
Bryan
2 Lake
Wisconsin
E. E. Butters
Marshfield, Wis
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