Will Reappoint Cole as Marshfield postmaster
Washington dispatches indicate Representative Brown will recommend reappointment of John F. Cole to marshal the Marshfield post office after eight years in charge. Two other candidates exist but face no substantial mismanagement charges. Cole oversaw major changes including free delivery and five royal routes with a noted rise in office activity. The article also notes a Wisconsin derailment near Fond du Lac caused by snow and ice, and ends with a superstition about the groundhog shadow signaling winter’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brown
John J. Cole
Free Press
Cale
Washington, D. C
John F. Cole
Marshfield
Cole
W. C
Wisconsin Central
Fond du Lac
Reverend J Franklin Young Resigns From First Presbyterian
Rev J Franklin Young resigns after nine years as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church and accepts a call to lead the congregation in Carthage Illinois. He will remain for three Sundays before a successor is installed, marking a significant era in the church’s growth and ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Franklin Young
First Presbyterian Church
Carthage
Illinois
Young
Steam Laundry Expands Premises And Equipment
Normington Brothers plan to occupy the adjoining store building to enlarge their laundry space and add new machinery to meet spring demand. The firm now employs about fifteen people and serves both city patrons and outside towns with a large volume of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normington Brothers
Marshfield Free Library Shelf List and Upcoming Socials
Within the last week the library shelved titles by Baedeker to Wharton plus many others listed. Company A plans a semi annual ball at the armory on Feb 8 with the Second Regiment orchestra providing pop music. A Valentine party hosted by St Alben's Guild is set for Feb 14 at Mrs Blodgett’s residence with refreshments 15 cents served 2 to 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baedeker
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Bailey
Bard
Byron
Coffin
Carpenter
Africa
Clement
Clement & Hutton
Crockett
Daniels
Munich
Darrow
Farmington
Dawson
Dunn
Atlanta
Forster
Charles Dickens
Freeman
Kingsley
Cynthia
Kinzie
Larned
Mabie
Merwin
Road-builders
Parriso
Reed
Richards—Armstrongs
Seignorios
Shelley—Frankenstein
Sidney
Ben Pepper
Smith
Canada
Stanwood
James Gillespie Blaine
Tarkington
Canaan
Tomlinson
Red Chief
Wharton
House of Birth
White
St. Alben's Guild
C. EB. Blodgett
Peddler Isaac Zacharin Dies In Greenwood Area
Isaac Zacharin, a 43 year old Russian Jew and local fish peddler, collapsed and died near a farm house along the Greenwood village line while pursuing his horse in cold air. An inquest ruled heart disease. He had traveled from this city with his wares toward Milwaukee for burial after a longtime peddling career begun last summer. A second notice reports the death of David Walterbach Jr. in Antigo, with his funeral planned in this city from the Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Zacharin
Greenwood
Zacharin
Milwaukee
Russia
Zacherin
America
David Walterbach Jr
Walterbach
Antigo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will
Marshfield Free Library
Company A
Priv
Warnecke
Corp. Kimmerman
Meyer
Lieut. McLees
Sergt
Lee
Rhyne Privy
Morell
Vanoedom
A. J. Hilber
Jno
J. Clark
Lee Ness
Arnold
Nen
Bic
Carney
Geo. H. Welton
Baker's Restaurant
Virginia Farms
Hall & Jehne
Fagmyille, Va
John A. Hoffman
Ceater
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