Meeting of Dairymen Urges Marshfield as Next Host City
Hon Wm Noll attended the Wisconsin Dairymen's Association meeting in Mondort last week and urged Marshfield as the next meeting place. The article notes plans for choosing the site, praises Marshfield's facilities, and urges local business support to attract the annual dairy gathering and boost regional cheese production. It also recounts a separate incident involving Eddie Pants, a local Indigenous youth, who after heavy drinking was found freezing in the armory cloak room and is recovering under district attorney review.
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Wm. Noll
Wisconsin Dairymen’s Association
Mondort
Marshfield
Dairymeno
Win Farmers' Institute
Henry
State Agricultural School
Murstrfluld
Times
Marshfeld
Shoeboygan
Sheboygan County
Sheboygan
Eliy
Eddie Pants
Dad
Etg
Vollmar
Onte
Wisconsin
Particwlairiyan
Colby
Nethern
Kentucky
Marshield
du Lac
Monroe
Shebaywan County
Éreos
Inwresi
Wisconsit
4 Bank
Jefferaan
Hin Beak
Mvo
Marsh
Charles Selmirlur
Accident at Wisconsin Hoop Company mill crushes worker
John Egger, employed at the Wisconsin Hoop Company mill, was injured when a heavy log being raised by a team toppled and dragged across his feet. The log crushed both feet and broke the right leg above the ankle, narrowly avoiding a fatal outcome as bystanders halted the danger just in time.
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John Egger
Wisconsin Hoop Company
Mil
Joe
Egger
Breaki
Ita
A Charming Party and a Serious Death
A small group enjoyed St Valentine’s Eve hosted by Mrs M and others with a prize for Miss Pardee and men’s honors by Harry Kiges. Guests received heart shaped boxes and pocket card packs as souvenirs. Mrs ALA Peck died yesterday at Nascoville aged 70. Funeral from Nasonville Presbyterian church Saturday at 1 p.m. with Rev Frank Young officiating.
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B. Craveatt
Alis
J.P. Hume
St. Valentine's Guy
Miss Pardee
Harry Kiges
Ala. Peck
Nascoville
Jovand
Deceagud
Nasonville Presbyterian Church
Frank Young
Card of Thanks from Clark Families of Nasonville
The families of James and Frederick Clark of Nasonville extend their sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who kindly assisted them during the illness of Albert Clark.
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James
Frederick Clark
Nasonville
Hanks
Bors
Albert Clark
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