Marshfield Man Honored in Good Roads Contest at Madison
Albert B. Liokur, formerly of Marshfield, won top honor at the Wisconsin Good Roads conference in Madison. He answered three questions on road, bridge, and culvert design, earning recognition from highway engineers. The event drew 578 highway commissioners and officials from across the state. a nominal prize of one dollar accompanied the honor.
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Marshfield
Albert B. Liokur
Madison
Middle West
Broker
W. C. Hotchkins
Wisconsin State Highway Commission
Mack
A. G. Brusowitz
Auenst
Lindsey
Death of Mrs Martha A Miller Serves Marshfield Community
Mrs Martha A Miller 82 longtime Marshfield resident died Wednesday at her daughter's home. A native of Ann Arbor she lived in West Bend then Marshfield, widow with two daughters Mrs Pors and Mrs Harns. Funeral at St Alban's church with Rev Graeme Davis, then interment in West Bend beside her husband. Daughters, grandchildren, and Marshfield chapter Daughters of the American Revolution mourn her.
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Mis
Martha A. Miller
Wall
Emily
St. Alice
Pors
Harns
West Bend
St. Alban’s Church
Graeme Davis
Marshfield
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Club Session at Guild Hall Delivers Slides Program
The Woman's club met at the Guild hall Monday and transacted business of interest. An instructive program was given with slides, Mrs. W. B. Roddis explaining the pictures.
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Woman’s Club
Guildhall
W. B. Roddis
Pioneer Gustav Laschinski Dies at 53 in City
Gustav Laschinski longtime Roddis Lumber foreman and pioneer resident dies at 53 after a yearlong dropsy struggle. native of Koenigsburg born October 15 1863 he moved to this city in 1888. Survived by widow six children two brothers and one sister in Germany. Funeral Wednesday at Immanuel Lutheran church with Roddis workers dismissed for the service.
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Gustav Laschinski
West Fifth Street
Mr. Laschinski
Germany
Koenigsburg
West Prussia
Roddis Lumber & Veneer Company
Roddis Company
Furerran
Emmanuel’s Lutheran Church
Frank
Gustav
A. E. Clement
Racine
Alma
Ida
Annie
Laschinski
Gottliebe Knorr
Mr. Laschi
Immanuel
Tutheran Church
Lo Th
Thom
Lutheran Cemeery
Rodis
Death of J F Lueck after long city residence
J F Lueck a long time resident died at his North Central avenue home Tuesday morning from a complication of disease. He came to the state in 1845, worked as a tailor, later moved to Ambhurst then settled on North Central. Survived by wife and six children William Charlotte Otto Walter Alma and Pred. Funeral Friday at two o'clock from the house with Rev Th Thomoff listing.
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J. F. Lueck
North Central Avenue
Gercame
William
Charlotte
Otto
Walter
Alma
Pred
Thom
Deaths in Rib Lake Area Include Several Local Losses
Mrs Ida Goel of Rib Lake died at the hospital from appendicitis at age 4. Body to be shipped to Medford for funeral services Thursday. Mrs Wilhelmina Buttke near hospital hill died Monday from apoplexy at age 68 and will be buried Thursday with Rev L T Thom officiating. Daniel Nelson, three year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Nelson, died Monday after scarlet fever. funeral held yesterday afternoon with Rev F Hei Ambrose in charge.
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Ida Goel
Rib Lake
Medford
Wilhelmina Buttke
Hospital Hill
Daniel
Thomas Nelson
F. Hei Ambrose
United States
Marshfield City Treasurer Candidate Announcement 1916
Paid advertisement states Matt Wright of Marshfield Wisconsin will seek re election to the office of City Treasurer in the spring election of 1916. The notice declares the writing and payment by Matt Wright and includes location and authorization details.
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Matt Wright
Marshfield, Wis
Marshfield
Pittsville Inventor Patents Stump Puller to Clear Land
Pittsville sawmill owner Gottlieb Lenherr has perfected a stump pulling machine and received a U.S. patent. The device, shown in operation, attaches to a tractor and clears five acres per setting, with demonstrations planned near Marshfield next summer.
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Gottlieb Lerhert
Pittsville
United
Lenherr
Owig
Lenhert
Marshfield
Baby Week push in Marshfield aims for healthier calves
Marshfield joins a national Better Babies campaign with local groups forming a joint committee for Baby Week from March 4 to March 10. Miss Shaw helps assemble educational material from the public library as six townships join the Wool County Cow Testing Association No 2 to track about 450 cows production and reduce non productive cows.
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Marsh‘field
Marshfield
W. W. Qlars
Wood County
Pittsville
Wood County Training School
Grand Rapids
Claris
Bassler
Home Week on Alleys at Carlson Lanes Bowling Tourney
A Home Tournament will run at Carlson alleys from February 18 to 20. Entry is one dollar for entrance and bowling privileges. Ten prizes will go to top places. Marshfield has strong local talent, with single and double events. Entries close Saturday. Alleys will be sandpanned and refinished for the event.
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Carlson
Marshfield
Ambulance Bought by Rembs and Sturm For Livery Barn
The ambulance owned by William Paape before his retirement was purchased Saturday by Rembs and Sturm. It will be stationed at the John Luis livery barn and respond to day and night calls as before.
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William Paape
Rembs % Sturm
John Luis
Obscure Headlines and Oddities From A Rumor Mill Era
A miscellany of quirky notes and dates runs through this fragment: jokes about the moon’s calories, tall trees, a healing herd in Australia, and aging world wiser. It mentions Kaiser, Mil waukee captured, a mermaid near New York, and odd calendar entries from 1410 to 1915. A streetwise hold up ends with the robber tipping four bits.
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Australia
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Veiled Slang Foes Local Office Banter at Leap Year Ball
In a lively exchange at the office the pair lament slang overload and vow to curb it. Lillian jokes of a Home Sweet Home waltz while Clara plans a Leap Year dance with the pink haired companion.
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Clara
Lillian
City to Borrow 70000 for Sanitation Upgrades
The city common council adjourned meeting approved publishing an ordinance to bond 70000 for sewage disposal improvements. The plan calls for a 13 year bond at 4.5 percent interest aimed at rebuilding the south side plant and possibly funding a north side plant. If no petition blocks within 30 days, the bonds may be issued by August 1, 1916.
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Common Council
Improve Bank
Mill Creek
Comrade John Photo-Play At New Adler Next Sunday
The Gold Rooster production of Comrade John a five part photo play based on Merwin and Webster will be shown at the New Adler opera house next Sunday. Matinee seats unreserved. evening performance at eight with 7:45 hold policy. Stars William Elliott and Ruth Roland lead the cast.
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Samuel Merwin
Henry Kitchell Webster
John
Adler Opera House
William Elliott
Ruth Roland
Handy apparatus shows new telecommunication lifter
Wendt of a Marshfield area resident demonstrates a small wooden suitcase device that taps telephone and telegraph lines to establish private communication without detection. He cites tests in Hewitt and at the Soo depot, plans wireless additions, and notes prior four party line work amid fence wire challenges. Cheesemakers in the region anticipate the Central Wisconsin Cheese makers association meeting in Stratford on February 19 with long list of prizes.
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Ernest Wends
Mr. Wendt
Marshfield
Wendt
John Durst
Hewitt
Coramon Ia
Soo Lines
Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ Association
Stratford
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