Central Wisconsin State fair dates set for August 23 26 1910
The Central Wisconsin State Fair Association leaders, President Kieffer, Secretary Senbert, and Treasurer Pollard, fixed August 23 to 26 for the 1910 fair. Officials aim for strong attractions, broad advertising, and a homecoming feature to boost attendance during the final week of summer vacations. Trainers Bayne and Du will bring horses to the track, with other trainers likely to follow for a lively summer season.
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Kieffer
Seubert
Pollard
Central Wisconsin State Fair Association
Senbert
Bayne
Guernsey Breeders Meet Shows Progress and Aims
At a Guernsey Breeders meeting in Rosendale Charles L Hill led discussions on herd records milk sheets and small farm management. Speakers praised Guernsey cows Dolly Dimple and Missy of the Glen for record performance while urging continued effort to advance the breed amid rising feed costs.
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Guernsey
Charles L. Hill
Rosendale
Hargrave
Wis
Iowa
Porter
H. D. Walter
William Burhopp
Dolly Dimple
Missy of
Glen
Portal Employees Banqueted by Post Master Cole
Postmaster Cole marked his upcoming retirement with a lavish banquet at the Hotel Blodgett for city and rural carriers and the Uncle Sam office force. A royal feast was served and many toasts were offered in appreciation of his service.
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Cole
Blodgett
Uncle Sam
Pat Wright to Meet the Dago Kid in Neillsville Fight
Pat Wright the local boxer signs to meet the Dago Kid at Neillsville on Saturday night in March and trains under Eddie Sherry. Wright shows fine form and aims to give a strong account, facing an opponent from Pittsburg with notable ring experience near Neillsville.
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Pat Wright
Dago Kid
Neillsville
The
Mill
Eddie Sherry
Pat
Pittsburg
Lost to Portage Team in Armory Clash by 15
Company A met Portage state champions since 1908 at the armory last Friday night and lost by 15. Portage led 12 105 at halftime. Company A adjusted in the second half, scoring four to three but still edged by the visitors. Captain William Witt and two Christensens starred for the local squad, while Portage’s Ebert, Swenbolt, Sir, Hinskle, Schneider, Harper and Marshfield’s Witt and Christensen contributed to the final tallies. Referee Otto and umpire Ernsberger oversaw the game. Portage then defeated the M. M. A. in Wausau, 37 to 12, before loss to Co. I at Neenah, 21 to 16.
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Company A
Company F
Portage
Armory
Coa
Willam Witt
U. W
Witts
Christensens
Harper
Ebert
Swenbolt
Sir
Shepherd
Hinsckle
Schneider
Marshfield
Witt
Faber
Christensen
Otto
Ernsberger
Patterson
Leitner
Wausau
Waterloo
Neenah
Co. I
Jesse Allman Marries Harriet Micheal in Chicago
Merchant Louis Laemle and Mrs Laemle attended the wedding of Jesse Allman to Miss Harriet Micheal at the Lexington hotel in Chicago. Allman, once employed in Laemle’s store, is now manager of the Park Falls store and is described as a young man of ability and popularity. His brothers Sal Louis and Bert Allman helped form the wedding party. Harriet Micheal comes from a prominent Chicago family and is characterized as refined and accomplished.
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Merchant
Louis Laemle
Chicago
Jesse Allman
Sal. Louis
Bert Allman
Laemle
Park Falls
High glass moving pictures and illustrated songs at Duval's
Chas. Duval presents a show with a popular song This is no place for a Minister's Son. Music by Pelton and Nehs, piano and drums. Shows at 8 and 9 Saturday and Sunday evenings with admission children sc adults 10c.
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High Glass Moving
Chas. Duval
Duval
Pelton
Nehs
Hub District Convention Opens at Seaton Hall
The 27th annual Hub District No. 21 Independent Order of Good Templars convention meets at Seaton hall on February 25 and 26. Delegates from Grand Rapids Neillsville Abbotsford Loyal Chili and Richfield attend. Grand Chief Templar Skinner of Wauwatosa will be present and speak at the M E church. Meals served in hall. district business includes electing officers for the coming year.
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Hub District
Order of Good Templars
Seaton Hall
Grand Rapids
Neillsville
Abbotsford
Loyal
Chili
Richfield
Buth
Templar Skinner
Wauwatosa
M. E. Church
Marshfield High Contest Feb 26 at Presbyterian Church
Marshfield high school announces its annual oratorical and declamatory contest to be held February 26 at the Presbyterian church. Admission 25 cents. Contestants include Herbert Bartman Carl Doege Joe Glassner James Delmore Helen Gross Sarah Icke Helen Ebert Elsa Kalbskopf Louise Tice Olive Lang Edna Dufour Ruth Wester Elizabeth Walterbach Marie Polling. The program features a series of orations and declamations with titles and authors listed.
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Marshfield High School
Presbyterian Church
Miss Adams
Herbert Bartman
Carl Doege
Joe Glassner
James Delmore
Helen Gross
Neenah Company I Faces Co A in Heavy Friday Clash
Friday night marks a top title showdown as Company I of Neenah, leading the state race after a 21 to 16 win over Portage, hosts Co A at the armory. The home team has yet to lose on its floor and plans a strong, vengeance fueled performance with a 25 cent admission and a post game dance.
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Company I
Neenab
Co. A
Armory
Portage
Neenah
Alexander declines run. Milwaukee visit discussed
W D Conner, in Milwaukee Saturday, said Alexander will not enter politics. Conner spoke with a few politicians and heard no movement on Alexander as a congressional candidate, despite efforts by Wausau political figures.
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W. D. Conner
Milwaukee
Conner
Swoods
Connor
Walter Alexander
Congress
Alexander
P J Schaefer Co Organized Cheese Firm Formed
Articles of incorporation filed Tuesday in this city establish the P J Schaefer Co a wholesale cheese business with P J Schaefer as president Geo J Schmitz of Chicago as vice president and Alfred Neuman as secretary The firm will operate from the L Bauman warehouse and serve as the city headqu arters for cheese distribution Frad Korth props listing ice sales also note Ad Wolgast defeated Battling Nelson in the 40th round Tuesday
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Vaileys
Hinnom
Jehosha
P. J. Schaefer
Kendron
Gikon
David
B. Elvis
Geo. J. Schmitz
Alfred Neuman
Chicago
Crosby & Meyers
Schaeter
L. Bauman
Fond, de Lac Cheese & Batter Co
Schaefer
Schmitz
Neuman
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Opera House
Grand Chief Templar Skinner of
Waywatoss
Wii
Denver
Engabeth Walterbach
Troyara
Burch Wesler
Just
Janey
Rose Brothers
Panama
Money Back Silk Co
Palestine
Egypt
Shael
Syria
Jordan
Dead Sea
RE. Andrews
Peninsula
Sinai
Mount Horeb
Moab
Mount Hor
W. G. Hinmab
St. Catherine
Ebal
Gerizim
Mt. Tabor
Cedars of
Lebanon
H. Roddis
Gulf
Jee
Judea
Samaria
Goshen
J. B. Vedder
Jerusalem
Wales
Absalom
St. James and
Zachariah
Marshield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Yellow River
Frad Korth
Messrs Schmitz and
Ad Wolvast
Nelson
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