Death of a Pioneer Walterbach Led Life on Central Wisconsin Farm
David Walterbach, long serving farmer in Wood County, Wisconsin, died at his Lincoln town farm home after a prolonged illness. Born in Germany near the Rhine, he came to America, served in the 27th Wisconsin Infantry, and built a notable farm before moving to Tremmel Addition residence. He leaves a wife and twelve children, with funeral to be conducted by the Masonic lodge from the family home Saturday morning.
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David Walterbach
Third Ward
Walterbach
Wood County
Lincoln
Tie
Wisconsin
Tremmel
Germany
Rhine
Washington
Ile
Iiver
27Th Wisconsin Infantry
Wek Park
Si. Muender
Winterbach
Mescames
Lewis Luis
Aaron Davis
Emmest Oestreich
Christina
Anna
Ida
Ligvie Walterbach
Anton
John
Edwin
Peter
Henry Walterbach
Masonic Lodge
Duquased
I O’vlock
Vedder Receives City Salary Increase And Praise
The city clerk raises the salary of C B Vedder from 100 to GON. Observers praise his work in city operations noting his long experience and thorough understanding of municipal government.
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Vedder
Re-Opening of the Madison M. E. Church
The M E Church reopens next Sunday February with services at 10 30 AM and 7 30 PM. Dr Bolton, presiding, will deliver morning and evening sermons. Special music by a double quartet Walter Mason and Robert Kanouse will serve as soloists. Bolton, a noted preacher who served as chaplain in the Porto Rican campaign, has preached in Boston and Chicago. Members and friends are invited to attend. B A McKiss Pastor.
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M. E
Bolton
Madison
Walter Mason
Robert Kanouse
Wausau
Illnois
Boston
Chicago
B.A. McKiss
Shooting Records Broken At Company A Gallery Practice
In Company A gallery practice, two year records were set as most members shot at the targets. Lieutenant Otto Meyer led with 44, Private Herman Bell followed, and a list of top scorers includes Meyer Bell Schlegel, Mel, Nelson, Kaufman, Martin, Yates, Beell, and others. The volley record of 88 was broken by eight men including Meyer Arnett Schoenhofen Finney Kreisch Williams and Reese.
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Company A
He Armory
Oto Meyer
Herman Bell
Meyer
I, Beell
Comporal Schlegel
Mel
Nelson
Fendricks Kaufman
Martin and
Tissue Plant Sold to Wausau Paper Mill Co
The Marshfield Tissue plant owned by I C Biche and M G Pleckenstein was sold to Wausau Paper Mill Co of Brokaw on the Wisconsin river. Machinery weighing about fifty tons will be shipped after the sale, with operation expected in about ninety days. The move follows water-supply difficulties and aims to integrate with a larger paper facility for lower costs.
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Marshfield Tissue Company
I. C. Biche
M. G. Pleckenstein
Wausau Paper Mill Co
Brokaw
Wisconsin River
Wausau
Marshfield
Brokaw Line
Wausia Paper Mil Company
Miche
Fleckenstein
Music at Sunday Dinner at Hotel Blodgett
Manager Tyrrel introduces a Sunday six o'clock dinner with Adams orchestra from six to eight as a substitute for the traditional earlier meal. The plan, though first class in service and music, fails to attract traveling men and local diners.
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Tyrrel
Blodgett
Adams’ Orchestra
Frightful lamp accident harms Milladore resident
Mrs Matt Prausa of Milladore suffered severe burns when a lamp exploded after a table tipped. Her clothing caught fire as she rescued a child. neighbor Empey extinguished the flames. The house, near a church, burned rapidly but the victim’s injuries avoid vital parts and there is hope of recovery. Residents laments limited local fire resources and expresses community regret.
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Matt Prausa
Milladore
Mr. Flooper
Home Talent Davy Crockett staged by locals at Adler’s opera house
Local actors directed by David Rivers staged the drama Davy Crockett at Adler’s opera house last night to a good crowd. The cast included Mert McLees, Ray Host, Nell Crampton, and David Rivers among others. the production drew favorable notices for its performances. A separate fire damaged the Pilot building in Wausan early Wednesday, injuring nothing but causing over $1,000 in newspaper plant and stock damage. water seepage ruined ground floor stores, as the blaze began from a cigarette stub in sawdust.
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Davy Crockett
Adler's
Opera House
David Rivers
DeShetley Stock Company
Mr. Rivers
Miss Oxer
Mert McLees
E Pargon Atoxworth
Hiya
Danie Kimber
Baigh
Nell Crampton
Nsyph Phos
Tlavinyer
Sherey
Thomas Reto
Prentias
Dani Ornioeere
Sisephane
Lalwrene
Lignan Oxet
David
Wausian
Pilot
E. B. Thayer
Wansan Pilot
Lou
Y. MC. A
Hansy
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Gen. Lee
Litzinga Lee
Wausause
Pythias
Waussau
General Lee
Omaha
Lee
Cunstl
Gencaal Les
iCompany A
Mangold
Gustave Gulerin
Oftce
Bert Mele
Win. Arnett
Wadak
Sehoenhofen
Schleyer
Haw Wassery
Milwaukee
Eyrich
Stratford
Lore
Yrich
Wausaw
Jiller
Byrich
Aug. Backman
Adam Hafer
Joseph M. Hafer
Southern Star
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Mater Sr
Good Templars Convention
Templar W. A1. Clark
Kamps
Roddis
Kleinheings
Common Council
Elvis
Marsifield, Wisconsin
New
Lambelle
Ecru
Normandy
Per Bolt
Val
Ser Belt
Hamburg
Fina
Torchon
Iron Works
South Depot Street
Horn’s
Abirnebes Jong
Birk
Jorge
Elae
Excelsior
Dyamete
Sore Inc
Kooty
Wisconsin Central Ry
Greenwood
Grad
M. W. Bus
Marshfield Stave Co
Marshfield, Wis
Ghas. Schmirler, the Shoe Man
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