Fractured Notes on Local Secret Societies and Lodges
Fragmentary OCR reveals meeting times and officers for secret societies in Marshaed area. Mentions include Marshead secret societies, Lodge No. 22, Queens of the Order of the Knights of Pythias, Mechanics Lodge, and various officers such as UPHAM and INNES with schedules on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and monthly gatherings at local lodges and castles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedeniluys
Eile
Geauul Ava
UPHAM
Qdd
Brockers
Suu'ys C
Anvonp
Harsbivld Lodge
Dien of America
Eet E Kk
Pythias
Eturinys Co
Glore
Rhee Chivalrie Erretlog
HE. Innes
CC. Oo
Mechanics Lode
Civa
Muni
Marsh
Witauel
Misquing Association Meeting Details and Ball Invitation
The Stave and Misquing Association of ouhlo held a secret meeting last Thursday with a focus on price fixing and protective measures for heading goods. Officers were E M Stebbins president E B Winch secretary J A Wilson treasurer. a uniform heading price of 44 cents was discussed and plans to reward distant concerns were noted. Company A 3d Infantry plans an anneal ball February 31 at the Neillsville Armory led by Capt Hommel Lieut Klopf and Spencer with ticketed supper at 3 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banist
K. Hatebery
E. Wink
Ushmeir
E. 4. Stebbins
Barron
E. B. Winch
Is Heid
J. A. Wilson
Wilson
3D Infantry
WN. G
Wellsville
Neilsville
Capt
Hommel
Klopf and Spencer
Leathe
Neillsville
Watterson on Lincoln at Loyal Legion gathering
Henry Watterson famed Kentucky editor spoke to Loyal Legion and G A R in St Pan monday on Lincoln’s birthday anniversary. He praised Lincoln as a man of destiny and mapped his rise from obscurity to leadership, arguing Providence guided the nation through the Civil War and the path of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watterson
United States
Sine Carridge
Eftineus
Bald Gol
Watterson
Rom Cirsar
Glasstone
Tan Tate
Gaines
Tale
Armen
Lacie
Shakespeare
Burns
Sofwar
Aurcham Lincoln
Laakespesre
Mozart
Lincoln
Lincloa
Notable Wisconsin Editor and Politician from La Crosse
Obscure historical notice recalls J. A. Huaher a longtime Wisconsin editor and politician from La Crosse. He served in North Dakota politics, chaired committees, and held roles as presidential elector and register of deeds. Later he moved to Minneapolis in 1881.
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Ay Hastier
Wome
Gavin
Forks
North Dakota
Register of Rhe & Tand
LaGrosse
Feo
Redity
Paedreians
Dot Og Emigramten
LaCrosse Annll
Minneapolis
Advertised Letters at Marshfield Wool Co Wis 1893
List of letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending June 27 1893 at Marshfield Wisconsin. Names include AC Anderson Eddie Knippel Gee A Wenth Ernest Walkiian Martin Stamber of Seabeld Tennen Mary Darth jis Damar Ligaty Baum. Persons claiming these letters must say they are advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thote
Marshfeld
Wool Co
Fi Wis
AC Anderson
Eddie Knippel Gee
Wenth
Ernest Walkiian WI Stentjen
Martin Stamber
Seabeld
Tennen
Mary Darth Jis
Damar Ligaty Baum
Vaccination Rules Proclaimed by Wisconsin Health Board
The Marshfield area adopts state vaccination rules requiring proof of vaccination for school enrollment or attendance. The City Board of Health orders all children in Marshfield to be vaccinated by March 1, 1604, with exemptions allowed for medical need and poverty-based fee support. A benefit dance is planned for Easter Monday March 26 to support the local Marshfield City Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Goard of Health
State Board of Health
Wisconsin
Ox Manns
T. Reaves
Provident Legeetary
Omeml
Marshfield
Marsioke
Vic
State Board Health
Aluleing
Board of Health
M.G. Brean
Marshfield City
Bane
Ester Mondhty
Stauber
Loyal County’s Spencer Tribune Changes Ownership
The Spencer Tridumy Sols Loy Spencer Tribune, published by G. Vandercook for ten years, is sold to Yon. B. Fuller and J. V. Thghara son and will be published from Loyal City on the Greenwood branch of the Wisconsin Central. Vandercook departs, with best wishes from neighbors. The Tribune’s new ownership promises continuity and a warm reception to the fresh publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Tribune
G. 13
Teibane
Las
Spupur
Vandercook
Gibralter
Henge
Vanwlyrcook
Chirk
Missing Kelburn Man Reported Near Jefferson Wisconsin
A man connected to Kelburn, last seen 16 years ago in Wisconsin, appeared in the city. Theo Roessler and family seek Kelburn’s whereabouts, noting he left his home long ago for unknown work. Roessler has not found him despite letters and efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Burssler
Agahn Kelburn
Jefferson
Wisconsin
Kelburn
Clark County Printhus Contract Let at County Seat
Four bids were submitted for one year of county printing duties in Neillsville. The Blue Times offered 982.00 dollars, Greenwood Pub. Co. 4700 dollars, Shafer Bros. 40950 dollars, and Republican-Press Messenger 728.00 dollars. The committee selected the lowest bid to print the county board proceedings in pamphlet form and for office stationery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Neillsville
Committee On Printing
Arena
The
Blue Times
Greunwood Pub. Co
Shafer Bros
Ieee
Farduned is Victim in Wawpun Case Says Fre Times
The Times believes lifting the curtain of mystery around the poor girl in Wawpun for lity would reveal she is innocent of Ella Mary's murder. Fre Times urges truth and suggests Rose Zadolske is persecuted and not the killer, with Bro Warnum of the Torch showing interest in clearing her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mary
Bro
Warnum
Rose Zadolske
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California
Norrow
Upham Manufacturng Co
Farmer’s Home
Furstes Burg
Farmers and Travel
Allendance
Varades
Stautet
Beaban
Brantmeyer & Therolf
Adher
Pete Weber
WallPaner
Sexton Bros
Ieee Atin
Lacob Wadak
Wis
Emil Kiewert
Calers
East Water ST
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THAIN
Marshaed
Cheago
Panty
Pam
Centralia
Wikconsis Central
Greenwood
Denust
Susician
Marahell
Wits
Tayward
Tfeeen
Recov Dilice
Schauer
Hibels
Centrit Ishfield
Ming
Lia
Deutscher Advakuten
Stave and Misquing Association
OUHLO
Menny Wattreson
Benth
J. A. Huaher
Maul WU
Stenday
Seok Hin Vit
Younes
Jeferson Rocs Xi
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