Modern College Play Chosen for June Performance
The class of 1910 selects Mose or the Custodian of the Prison as the upcoming college play to be staged in June. A cast of twenty one features names like Thornton and Dowie with a curtain raiser under consideration, including Miss Tom Roy by Norah Dunne, with rehearsals set to begin within a week.
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Juny
Mose
Pras
Frode ‘Thornton
Weilie Bill “Eon
Bors
Milsbulee
Frank Noll
Isis
Ib Imginianis
Freeman Nepey Warwith
Prowitel
Yllow
Salvant
Walter Tillowen
Hodwey Smit
Owe
Burns
Dulmote Hudvey
Portis Harney
Geo
Wahl
Auguen
Kopl
Thorasos
Pua
Variety
Comins
Anorht Toaa
the Minds
Mowe'athe
Thomas Bachlrds
Laajod Studius Hua Oeaars
Fom Roy
Norah Dunne
Hhis
Wey Higden
Devon
Wealer EN
Waltarbach
Muller OU Pamon
Neillsville Rakes Marshfield Homeafter Rough Welcome
Neillsville's visitors were met with mixed reception as Marshfield hosted a high school game. The Neillsville squad lost 24 to 7 amid controversy over officiating and sportsmanship. Neillsville criticizes local coverage and defends its players and fans.
Very Strong Company Opens Week at Adjer’s Opera House
The Mork Sad Alli company opened a week at Adjer's opera house with every seat sold. Performances feature up-to-date plays and unique specialties including Mock Sad Alli and the Esquimaux dogs between acts. Hypnotism and mystic readings by Mr Kelly draw interest. Prices are 10, 20, and 30 cents with matinees Saturday and Sunday. The week includes The Girl from Arizona Wednesday, The Favorite Son Friday, David Haram Saturday, and Wanted, a Wife Sunday, plus special matinees.
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Adjer
Ikouse
Mr.Birch
Alli
Esquimaux
Mock Sad Alli
Mr. Kelly
Arizona
David Haram
Public Drinking Cups Banned On Trains Stations And Schools
City board of health acts on regent ruling from the state board of health to eliminate public drinking cups. Schools and railroad facilities will replace cups with substitutes. Regulation forbids furnishing or shared use of drinking cups in trains stations schools and educational institutions.
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City Board of Health
State Board of Health
State Board
Big game Friday night between Co A and Portage rivals
The Co A basketball team hosts Co FL of Portage in what locals call the season's most exciting game. Portage, holder of the state title since 1908 and undefeated this season, seeks revenge after a prior rough contest with Co A. Tip-off is at 8:30. fans urged not to miss it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A
Co. FL
Portage
Guernsey Breeders Plan Winter Meeting at City Hall
The Marshfield Guernsey Club reports strong turnout and plans a second meeting on Tuesday February 22 at 2 p m in City Hall. Local dairymen and breeders will speak with Mr C L Hill of Rosen dale expected to attend. Hill is renowned nationally as a Guernsey dairyman and breeder who has spoken across the US and on Guernsey Island. All members and cow enthusiasts are urged to attend.
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Guernsey
Marshfield
C. L. Hill
Rosendale
Hill
Guernsey Island
LU. S
Guernsey Clu
Guernseys
W. EB. Hargrave
Company A Defeats All American Shoes In Local Exhibition
In a Saturday night game the Milwaukee based All American Shoes, a professional team, were defeated by Company A in an exhibition match. Willard Christensen led the local unit with standout guard play, scoring early and setting up team motions. Witt, Faber, Krahn, and Jimmie Christensen contributed solid scoring as the Company posted 41 points to the Shoes 14.
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All American Shoes of
Milwaukee
Wome
Witt
Willard Christensen
Prof
Otto
Co. A
Wittoc
Faber
J. Christensen
Wheat Flour the Cheapest Food
C J Sparr of Sparr Cereal Co argues for more wheat flour in meals to cut living costs. Government tests show one pound of flour costs 2½ to 3 cents and yields more energy than two pounds of meat. Wheat flour provides about 6340 energy units per ten cents versus many other foods, making it the most economical source of nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Sparr
Sparr Cereal Co
Bulletin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fortnightly Musical Club Program Noted
Readable text lists an events slate for the Fortnightly Musical Club in February. It names hosters, performers, and vocal duets including Chaminade and Mrs Willuy Plano, with several ensembles and numbers. The OCR is garbled but preserves names such as Mrs Jelow Pliny and Mrs Williams, and entries for Vocal Duet and Recital pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roar
Connor Plann Duer
Chaminade
Ming Glansner
Willuy Plano-Pierrett
M Plano
Soniwa Bunsause Luvaby
Chamiander Cures
Jelow Pliny
the Plattner
Chamilander
A. Doege
Mrs. Reccver
Chacinute
Willams
Our Mountains
Vardl Bf
Neluwe Mit
Moderniain Iszbod
Glassuer
First Nations Bank Ad Changes Weekly Display
The First Nations Bank updates its display advertisement weekly offering suggestions readers should not miss. The note mentions D A Meyying and Mrs Post with references to religion and various names, indicating a local society or club context.
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First Nations Bank
Stevens Point edges Stevens Boine in playoff on peach basket floor
Local high school team held Stevens Boine to a tie on the Stevens Point court last Friday but lost the playoff 14 to 12. Jimmie Hayden led scoring for Marshfield with 6 field baskets and 4 free throws, while Stevens Point showed Neillsville flavor after the game amid reports of rough treatment. The note mentions Mrs. Anna Becker’s death and a plan by Supt. Gile garnering favor in education circles.
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Marshfield
Robert Connor
Neillsville
Tod
Johony Murray
Rex Hoseley
Neillsville Times
Williamson
Snake Trail
Nellisville
Otto
Stevens Point
Igh
Neilsville
Hosetey
Jimmie Hayden
Hasely
Hayden
Rome
Delmore
Barrow
Appleton
Tom
Moene
Icoyer
Pierce
Love
Onderburg
Eno
Kohl
E. Harney
Glassner
Wright
Moran
Daily Giants
MarsoGeld
Jimmy Hayden
Grand Rapids
Woor County Teachers Institutes Schedule
The county institutes will be held in Pittsville on February 25 and 29 in Marshfield Mareholand on March 3 in Grand Rapids on March 11 and 12. President Sims and conductors FL 8 Ayer from Stevens Port Normal School and Prat M id Jackson from Wood County Training School will lead. Teachers are urged to attend and all county teachers are expected to participate.
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Pittsville
Marshfield
Mareholand
Grand Rapids
Sims
Ayer
Stevens Polit Normal School
Prat
Mid Jackson
Wood County Training School
Low Colonist Rates to Pacific Coast Tours
Low colonist rates to the Pacific coast via the Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern Line. Personally conducted California tours in Pullman tourist sleeping cars leave Chicago every Tuesday and Friday. Double berth Chicago to the coast seven dollars. For fall details write S A Hutchison manager Tours Dept 212 Clark St Chicago or contact ticket agents Northwestern Life.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
California
S. A. Hutchison
Mgr. Tours Dept
Clark St
Northwestern Life
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M.H.S
Supl. Gue
Hargrave
EMV Humenth
Hosters
Mra
Waisuins Paapwr
D. A. R. Meeying
Post Ang Iyo
J. F. Dole Muse
FR Pollard
hGe
Hanne
Lveret
E Street
Wisconsin
Farm House Ie
Japan
Newton
Lars of
Galvanie
Soap
Monarch
H.S. Helo
Ars
Anna Becker
Briskheimar
Brickheimmer
John
Germany
Gile
S. Wy Gillan
D.C. Gile
Company K Gallery
Serg. F. Rhyner
W. Milier
J. Adler
Corp. L. Siemers
and. Hoerl
M. Adler
Kassilka
W. Christensen
B. Lang
Cape
Cavner
Woor County
Teachers’ Institutes
Pacific Coast
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