Marshfield to field baseball team next summer
Marshfield will have a baseball team next summer with a promising season past. It is unclear if a home schedule will be arranged yet as promoters await training season results. Johnson of Greenwood, who pitched a winning game for Marshfield last summer, has returned to town and works at the Stave factory, likely staying for the batting season.
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Marshfield
Johnson
Greenwood
Stave
F. H. Eberhardt
Anthony Kounz
Harrington
Neb
Anna Nuber
Leslie W. Gepner
Wisconsin Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Madison
State Federation Board of Officers
Jefferson
Jefferson County
Universal Pictures
Adler Opera House
Doings in Fifth Ward Announces Two Candidacies
Two political announcements headline Fifth Ward: retiring alderman Matt Wright will run for city treasurer this spring. R C Hastings the butterman seeks alderman, replacing Wright, and M G Fleckenstein, with prior city and county service, runs for supervisor vacated by Thomas Wright.
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Matt Wright
R. C. Hastings the
Butterman
Wright
M. G. Fleckenstein
Thomas Wright
Woman's Club Meets at Mrs T P Tiffant Home
The Woman's club gathers Monday afternoon at Mrs T P Tiffant’s house. The program includes piano solo, readings, and papers on Howells, Twain, and Lawrence Crawford. At the last meeting, $100 was voted for a planned community hall. Changes were proposed for next year’s study program.
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Woman’s Club
T. P. Tiffant
Lucile Tack
William Dean Howells
W. A. Sexton
Silas Lapham
Upham
Tom Law
F. Vollmar
Fortnightly Musical Club Tea at Mrs Marsh Home
Mrs Joseph C Marsh hosts a Fortnightly Musical Club tea at her Park Avenue home next Wednesday with a program featuring Die Walkure selections by Wagner Brahms and Abt pieces and performances led by Mrs E E Finney Mrs S H Wineh and other members, including songs like Cradle Song and Minnelied and a quintet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Marsh
Park Avenue
Marsh
Wagner
Wheeler
Labor Gets Some Justice in Northern Michigan Strike
Three deputy sheriffs James Cooper Arthur Davis William Groff and Edward Polkinghorne were sentenced to fifteen years and one to twelve years for killing a striker in his cabin. A further murder charge awaits them after sentence completion.
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Northern
Michigan
James Cooper
Arthur Davis
William Groff
Edward Polkinghorne
Local event notices and community updates in Marshfield
Local teachers plan a picture giveaway for Lincoln school with tickets sold at ten cents, while a photo play party hosted by Mrs. Henry Wahle entertained twenty young women and featured Les Miserables at the New Adler. Community mentions include business trips by Peterson and Johnson to Milwaukee and Chicago, birthday observances for Ald. MacFarlane and Editor Pankow, church services, DAR meetings, marriages licenses, and a new Marshfield Vulcanizing company setup by Tuchscher.
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Lincoln School
Tiffault & Kamis
Henry Wahle
Adler Opera House
Wahle
Robert L. Peterson
W. R. Johnson
Wausau
Johnson Electing Company
Milwaukee
Chicago
Marshfield
Ald
A. L. MacFarlane
A. G. Pankow
Abraham Lincoln
Pankow
Lutheran School Hall
H.C. Hambright
E. Ames
H. F. Below
C. M. Hambright
Florence
Master Gould Hambright
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Setzkorn
Janesville
Hugo Wegen
Times
Wisconsin
John A. Kestel
Northwestern Garment Manufacturers’ Association
Co-Operative Buyers’ Association
Ernst Jeffrey
Thorp
Methodist Church
Bible School
Jeffrey
A. J. Coram
Methodist
Pulpi
Richfield
G. A. Lunde
Frank R. Upham
I. P. ‘Tiffault
American Monthly Magazine
J. P. Marsh
Washington
George §. Wood
Anna M. Lathrop
Jefferson
Roessler
J. Tuchscher
Koenig Block
Iis
Tuchscher
Just
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
Bridge
Mesdames R. E. Andrews
Ida D. Sexton
James B. Vedder
Margaret Livbees
Alma Bille
Anna
Ccie
Orrin Clark
Harlowe Sherman
Lincoln
Jensen Bros
Grand Rapids
Anderson
South Central Avenue
Tifth Street
Marshfield Vulcanizing Company
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Luis Laemle
New York
Marie Sexton
Single Tax Debate Draws Richfield Farmers and Families
A Friday Richfield Social Center Club meeting featured Dr. Henry Wahle arguing The Single Tax. A farmer noted perceived tax injustice as land is taxed up after building and clearing. He urged voters to study the question for a fairer tax distribution.
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Henry Wahle
Farmers of Richfield Social Center Club
Richfield
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Die
Wagner Mye
Rantan
Robert Connor
Vo Teereys
Brahms
W.W. McCulloch
Pulling
Robert Connor Cane
S. H. Wineh
Ladies’ Home Journal
Tiffault-Kamps Mer.Co
Kingsbury
Thomas D. Spalding
Millice Stone
Lucretia van Zandt
Appleton
Anne Mason
Francis Shattuck
Nellie Tifft
Marion Potter
Emmagene Hayward
Edith Moore
Alice Grover
Lydia Hamm
Rosa Bille
Zoa Blodgett
Tannie Cale
Liese’s
Ior
W. A. Liese
Kestel Bros. Co
the Square Deal Store
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