New York Champs to Play Company Tonight at Armory
The New York Nationals, touted as champions, visit Marshfield to face the home team at the Armory in a decisive basketball clash. The lineup includes Wharfield, Delmore Wilt, Christunseny Trae, Leitner, and Thom. A dance will follow the game with admission unchanged.
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New York
Armory
New York Nationals
Thia
Berchin
Darge ¢Rawet
Guna
Mintia
Vonlostik
Wharfield
Delmore Wilt
Christunseny Trae
Leitner
Thom
Alloy
Raid on German stronghold proves futile in Marshfield
Marshfield youths William Bey Joe Grall Jr and William Jensen appeared before Judge Hugo Wegner on charges of attempted larceny after being caught in the act in the Palace Meat company henhouse by Officer Henry Oestreich. They were fined ten dollars each but the payment remained unpaid.
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Marshfield
Hugo Wegener
William Bey
Joe Grall, Jr
William Jensen
Henry Oestreich
Palace Meat Company
Fale
Wenzel
Berkafer sparks locals to key victory and title hopes
Joust and close wins boost the team as Berkafer leads Friday victory lifting season momentum. Wausau crushes Grand Rapids while Whitne Reynolds and Wendl split guards in a tense lineup. Waupaca visits Friday at the high school to clash with a locally touted squad aiming for tournament contention.
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Eokel
Wendl
Shers
Thom
Ling
Whitne Reynolds
Berkafer
Grand Rapids
Wausau
Marsifield
Weiliy
Waupaca
Pany Wilh
Hieh Schoo
Gen Ani Jb
Wau Ia
Peanut noise disrupts Marshfield concert hall
A reader reports a disturbance during a High School music evening as peanut crunching from the gallery disrupted Sealian violin numbers performed by Miss Gray and accompanist. The incident prompted school officials to warn students that repeat offenses could lead to removal from future recitals while management argued they bore no blame.
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Mr Gray
Monij
Han
Opera House
Trouble over Stratford postmaster appointment
Reports from Stratford say petitions circulate to retain W P Goetz as post master in place of John J Kaiser whose appointment was announced two weeks ago. Goetz is with the R Connor company at Stratford. Kaiser backers oppose. Washington dispatches say Kaiser's appointment has been confirmed by the Senate.
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Stratford
W. P. Goetz
John J. Kaiser
Goetz
R. Connor
Atere
Kaiser
Washington
Senate
Seven Best Dressed Women in Chicago Named
A self appointed committee proclaims seven women as the city’s best dressed in Chicago. Critics question the absence of elegance in the rest, urging parity by naming the seven poorest dressed for contrast.
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Chicago
Trat
Why Marshfield Lost Shoe Factory
Marshfield failed to attract funds for a Milwaukee shoe factory project led by James Toanson of Northwestern Shoe Co. Local officials defended the proposition as well received yet no further promoter effort followed. conflicting accounts emerged amid an investigation into possible misstatements and unfulfilled commitments.
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James Toanson
Northwestern Shoe Company
Milwaukee
Marshfield
Vay
Lundgren Considers Selling His Stock
Charles Lundgren, proprietor of the men s state store bearing his name, has given an option on his stock and location for a limited time. Prospective purchasers are Stevens Point parties headed by a Stevens Pointalist. Kitowski noted that upon completion the group aims to double the line and make the store one of the finest clothing shops in the state outside Milwaukee.
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Charles 3. Lundgren
Vesterda
Salt
Stevens Point
Stevene
Milwaukee
Holstein Breeders Plan Cone Sale At City Spring
At a Wednesday city hall meeting the Central Wisconsin Holstein Friesian Breeders association voted to hold a cone shipment sale in the city in April. About 100 cattle were listed and E E Butters of Marshfield was chosen to oversee the sale. Four new members were admitted total membership seventy. The annual meeting is set for March 19 at Vesper.
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Central
Wisconsin Holstein Friesian Breeders Association
E. E. Butters
Marshfield
Vesper
Europe to pass the hat for suffering abroad
The remark notes that after spending spare coin on relief abroad, Europe might seek funds locally for the hungry and needy among its own population, highlighting a shift in charitable priorities and public sentiment.
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Europe
Taxpayers protest plan to widen Central avenue sidewalks
Citizens oppose widening Central avenue and favor keeping current width with lead pipe connections. A council plan, engineered by W P Reichard, was ratified amid taxpayer petitions. Residents seek narrower excavation and yearlong ground settling, with a special meeting set to review developments and petitions.
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Central Avenue
Reichard
T of
Chardl
John Seubert
Sunday Train Restored On Marshfield Branch
City Attorney R B Koonts of Neillsville reports from Mr Getile of the railroad rate commission that the Omaha railway company has been ordered to reinstate the Sunday train on the Marshfield branch within 20 days. The action follows a commission order and signals a policy reminder that candor can bring public scrutiny.
The Pass II on a S00 Train and a Carburator Woe
A fragmented Stratford Journal comic vignette recounts a scene with a long Pass II train, a Northwestern freight engine taking water, snowing brakies, and a man under a chestnut tree struggling with a sputtering car while pondering schooling and satire about society, leaving him frustrated as gasoline proves missing.
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Unity Depot
Calsby
Unity Register
Northwestern
Fenswood
Stratford Journal
Safety First Movie Teaches Marshfield Workers Dangers
Marshfield employers host a two hour safety themed motion picture event at the New Adler theater for local workers. Films in story form from the Wisconsin industrial commission illustrate machinery hazards and avoidance steps. Tickets distributed by local companies to employees, with some seats set aside for workers not employed by those firms.
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Marshfield
New
Adler Opera House
B Pinney
Upham Alone Facturig Company
Wisconsin Industrial Commines
Leomy Oying
Childiar
Henterviily
Ark) Sun
Albert Kroes
Inet
Momlay
Roddis Lumber & Verear Company
Upham Manufacturing Company
Marshfield Stave Company
Marshfield Steam, Laundry
Johnson Manufacturing Company
Hans Bille Company
Spare Cereal Company
Marshfield Trewing Company
Opera House
Mr. Winney
New White Rope and Loam Weighings Reported at Jamestown
In Jamestown UN Journal, the weighing of a new white rope is listed alongside loam measurements of 3800 and 2200 units, with a 7 driver weighing 1650. The entry notes advance details from the local weigh station, indicating standard loads and tallying figures for the day.
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Jamestown UN
Journal
Prayer, taxes, and politics mix in a rural lament
A jumble of voices recalls prayers for peace as crowds debate taxes and government. Uncle Jim Dill tells of prayer while critiquing the era’s rifles and elections, urging action amid a tax laden platform while a shopper complains about a lampy lamp.
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Tyagi
Lemuel
Jim Dysart
Munroe County
Uper
Jim
Cue North
Company A to Hold Annual Inspection on March 10
Headquarters notified Cant. H. L. Sommers that the annual inspection of Company A is set for Wednesday evening March 10. Members have been asked to attend promptly and drills will continue until the inspection is complete with penalties for absence.
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Cant. H., L. Sommers
Murder at Stevens Point shocks town involving couple
Mrs. Howard Dawson of Stevens Point shot her baby boy and then herself Sunday afternoon as her husband left their home. The couple had a troubled quarrel recently. An inquest cleared the husband of blame.
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Stevens Point
Howard Dawson
Wedding of Myrtle Leonhard and Trvin Ledger
Myrtle Leonhard and Trvin Ledger married at St John’s Catholic Church on a Tuesday morning. Miss Irene Leonhard and Ita A Ledger wore black and blue suits. best men were George Teonari and Rolland Leder. The couple, well known locally, left at 12:05 for Green Bay and a southern state visit.
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Myrtle Leonhard
Trvin Ledger
Ake
St. John's Catholic Church
Macher Vola
Irene Leonhard
Po Ita A Ledger
George Teonari
Rolland Leder
George J. Leonhard
Rade
Baumann-Southern Bride Wed at St Johns Church
Frank Bauthano and Nellie Southern of Fenwood were married Tuesday morning at St John Catholic church with Rev. Joseph P. Volz officiating. Bauthano, known locally, works in Oscar Lungre’s barber shop. Southern is a Fenwood favorite. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Marshfield.
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Frank Bauthano
Nellie Southern
Fennand
St. John’s Catholic Church
Joseph P. Volz
Bauman
Oscar Lungre
Miss Southern
Fenwood
Marshfield
New Adler Opera House Screens Lola with Clara Kimball Young
The New Adler theater presents a Thursday matinee and evening showing of Lola starring Clara Kimball Young. A World Film release following the success of The Dollar Mark, with producer Mike Young noted for stock world acclaim. production quality rated high. The closing line plays on a humorous maxim about family priorities versus self.
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Adler Opera House
Clara Kimball Young
Lola
World Film Corporation
Mike Young
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