New York Nationals Crown Company A in 70 to 23 Victory
New York Nationals defeated Company A 70 to 23 in an Armory showcase. Marshfield and Delmore led scoring early, but the visitors’ speed and teamwork overwhelmed the home squad. Delmore and Christensen tied for four field goals. Witt and Braem added baskets as the Nationals dominated both halves.
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New York Nationals
Company A
New York
Marshfield
Delmore
Ang
Garma
Christensen
Wharfield
Leitner
Rural Carriers Meet on Holiday in Grand Rapids
Weed County Rural Carriers association held a meeting in Grand Rapids on Monday with a forenoon business session and an afternoon social. Dinner was served by the local committee. Officers named include President Grand Rapids and Vice President Robinson of Artin. Delegates to the state convention were Milley Grand Rapids Fehrenbach Marshfield with alternates Robinson Arpins Kyser and Marshfield.
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Weed County Rural Carriers Association
Grand Rapids
Bethel notes and visits in February
Bethel events report February notes: Miss Coldin Brown left for Milton Junction. Dell Covill seen in Heche. Elder PB A Hanson of Grand Rapids visited Tuesday. Warren Griffith and Edward Enghvetson traveled via Barron county to a canvassers Institute at Baraboo. P L Thompson on vacation. Mr and Mrs Carl Marshwood in Sherwood. Mrs Lottier field visiting relatives. Arthur Barker returned from northern Wisconsin. Washington Lincoln program at the academy Saturday night enjoyed by all. Charles Newell back in Minnesota.
Debating Teams Meet In Evening In City Hall
The Webate teams meet tonight with affirmative and negative sides in two debates. The negative travels to Wausau to face Grand Rapids High School and will be joined by Grace Vollar William Connor and Charles Moore with Miss Shattuck accompanying. The motion asks whether standing army should rise to 500000. Debate begins at 8 o clock in City Hall with a large crowd anticipated.
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Wausau
Grace Vollar
William Connor
Charles Moore
Miss Shattuck
Hig School
Grand Rapids High School
Benita Berg
Robert Bulmer
Berthold Laemle
Beat Waupaca but Almost Busted in Close City Rivalry
Marshfield edged Waunaca 17 to 9 in a tense defensive boys basketball game at the high school gym. The near miss featured tight guarding, frequent fouls, and key baskets by Eekel and the team’s guard play. Referee Otto kept the pace, while Bowers and Posie offered steady efforts for Waunaca in a contest that lived up to its hype.
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Waupaca
M. OW. S
Wauraca
Marshfield
Eirour
Uneos
Eeke
Incals
Askets
Waunaca
Posie
Bowers
Counter
Otto
Marshfield Waapnen Thom Rt
Peterson Wendt
Pope Reynolds
Eekel re _ Dunn
Whitney le
Christy
Stevens
Sherry Defeats Auburndale In Friday Basketball Game
Miss Olive Friedrich returns home Friday. J Jacobs comes back from Minnesota. MM Jones departs for Madison. Martin Traxler visits Marshfield. Mrs Joseph Donovan of Holland visits with Huch Masterson family. Mr and Mrs I E Palmer return to Washington. Schultz loses horse in runaway. Agnes Simolke’s remains arrive for burial at St Marys Catholic Church. Mrs H M Jones lecturing in Berlin Wisconsin. Mrs Peter Haffenbrecht visits Marshfield. Ella Hafer travels to Stevens Point to visit sister. Minnie Schmidt visits Marshfield.
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Auburndale
Olive Friedrich
J. Jacobs
Minneanalis
Sherry
Jones
Madison
Martin Traxler
Marshfield
Joseph Donovan
Holland
Huch Masterson
I.E. Palmer
Ella Hafer
Stevens Point
B.D. Goode
Minnie Schmidt
Nightingales Advertise Themselves By Song
If the nightingales did not sing, most people would never know about them or care. The bird uses its song as a natural advertisement to attract attention and mates.
Fortnightly Musical Club hosts intimate Oshkosh meeting
The Fortnightly Musical Club gathered Friday at Mrs. Harry A Bly s home with guests Mrs James Casey of Oshkosh and Miss Norma Auley of Ogema. Auley performed vocal selections from her repertoire noted for her concert background.
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Harry A. Bly
James Casey
Oshkosh
Norma Auley
Ogema
Auley
E. E. Finney
Saint-Saens
Samson Et
Delilah Sens
Prizes Offered for Best Holstein Essays
Breeders Association offers cash prizes for two essays on The Holstein Friesian a Profitable Cow. Contest open to youths with 800 to 1,000 words. Submissions due March 19 to C J Lieu Grand Rapids Wis. Winners receive free plates at banquet. material available from F Houghton Brattleboro Vermont and Malcolm Gardner Delavan Wisconsin.
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Central
Wisconsin Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
Vesper
C. J. Lieu
Grand Rapids
Wis
Houghton
Brattlehars
Vermont
Malcolm Gardner
Delavan
Wisconsin
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Advanced Registry
Normington Bros split interests in laundries and churches
Normington Brothers dissolve their partnership. Stevens Point and Marshfield laundries come under new ownership and management. Normington remains sole owner of Stevens Point unit, while Frank H. Normington runs Marshfield Steam Laundry. A separate item notes K Hackner of La Crosse winning a contract to install fourteen Gothic style stations of the cross at St John’s Catholic Church, costing 1740 with half funded by subscriptions.
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Normington
K. Hackner
la Croste
St. John's — Catholic Charch
Local notes from Mohle area and surrounding towns
Moli Web MoHle visits relate. Dirschele sells farm to Mannville party and plans city move. Nearby residents gathered at John Eckes home. Mr and Mrs John Nusy hosted Bribe visitors. Anna Heckel and Henry Aeckel visited Mesdart and Ebbe events. A 3 Minton travels to Iva nd Rapids and Waupaca. Jennie Nelson of Ebbe visited Peter Echos. Town tickets advertised at Times office. place orders.
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Minton
C. Mirtoy
Abbotsford
John Dirschele
Mannville
Dirschele
John Eckes
John Nusy
J. Grabt
Anna Heckel
Saal
Henry Aeckel
Mesdart
Morey and
Penney
Jennie Nelson
Ebbe
Peter Echos
Deep seated cough cured by Vinol at Rexto2's
Camden N J resident Fran e Huuman reports a deep seated cough and weak lungs improved after using Vinol. He gained weight and says the tonic iron and liver tissue-building properties aided recovery. The ad claims Vinol strengthens the system and offers a money back guarantee if no help.
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Camden, N
Taman Electrician
Vinc
Vinci
Frane Huuuman
Camden
Nu J
Mr. Willman
J Rexto2
Good Entertainment at McMillan Hall in Me Town
An illustrated lecture by Principal C Berg al on Merathan bounty sericullur school will discuss agriculture and treatment. The county board of education backs the program as a vocational training showcase. The event opens the newly formed community club.
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Town of
Me- 8
Tsi
C. Berg
Merathan Bounty Sericullur School
Air
Berg Agriculture
County Board of Education
Lhe
Clu
War Submarines Dominate Sea Power In Popular Mechanics
March issue describes submarine warfare overturning dreadnaught dominance as nations race to build submersibles. Includes 1k pages of war zone views, plus features on trench air weapons, miners in Canada, entrenching tools as shields, and detecting infernal devices in cotton halos.
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Belligeriis
Man Schmidt Accused In Grand Rapids Saloon Case
Max Schmidt proprietor of Haas saloon at Central avenue corner is charged with permitting young girls a Leiter about his saloon. Schmidt pleaded not guilty and cases adjourned to March 4 upon motion by County Attorney John Roberts of Grand Rapids. Bolazenthal girl reported to be seventeen. Complaint filed by Officer.
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Max Schmidt
Haas
Central Avenue
Schmidt
Aloon
John Roberts
Grand Rapids
Bolazenthal
Adler Opera House to Show Pantomas Tonight and Wednesday
Tar New Adler opera house announces the sensational twelve reel feature Pantomas showing this evening and Wednesday at popular prices. The program also includes The Phantom Crook and The Man in Black as episodes forming a continued story. Amateur night Friday, plus a four reel special at regular prices and a profit sharing plan offers 10 coupon tickets for another 10¢ ticket.
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Adler Opera
The
Adler
Rain Snow and Thaw Transform Week’s Weather
A week of changing conditions brings mild days then snow heavy enough to hinder railroads while roads improve and byways worsen. Groundhog would likely drown if it ventured out. Umbrellas reappear and raincoats come into use as weather shifts again, yet business benefits from the activity.
Marshfield High Faces Preliminary Games to Enter Tournaments
Marshfield High School must win a preliminary game to enter Oshkosh and Appleton tournaments. Possible neutral-site match with Wausau or Stevens Point Normal floor. Grand Rapids also must play Weyauwega to prove fitness for faster company. Marshfield holds the edge as they have defeated Grand Rapids, who beat Wausau. Local fans watch the preliminary results with interest.
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Oshkosh
Appleton
Marshfield
Wausau
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
Weyauwera
Geme
Stratford Clover Load Noted for High Return
Peter Strawhota of Stratford hauled 100 bushels of clover to Uthmeier Hintz Co. warehouse, earning 8.74 dollars per bushel and a 87.5 dollar check after keeping 10 bushels. The piece praises farming profitability in Central Wisconsin and soil quality influencing yields.
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Peter Strawhota
Stratford
Uthmeier-Hintz Co
Ary
Strechots
Wisconsin
Washington County
Stradhola
Sapet First Pictures at Opera House Safety Film
Safety First pictures shown at the opera house Friday evening under Wisconsin industrial commission auspices highlighted machine dangers and how to avoid them. The crowded venue and workingmen’s interest marked the event as a practical lesson, with local manufacturers praised for sponsoring the exhibition.
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Opera House
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Che
Two Big Sales At Plymouth And Wintheron In March
Two big sales scheduled for Plymouth and nearby areas feature 60 head of registered Holstein cattle and 70 grade stock from calves to mature cows. The sale includes brood sows, five teams of horses, wares, and two yearling colts. Catalogues available in Plymouth and Winfield.
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Plymouth
Wisonjay
Prigay
Fostovk
Frank Hoff
Frank Hoffman, a young man, appeared in municipal court Monday to answer a charge of farri cation. He was fined $10 with costs. Officer Louis Thompson filed the complaint. Joseph Wagner, a carpenter contractor, drew plans to enlarge the Felker Bros. Manufacturing offices and factory and expects to begin work at once. The company will hire more staff as the expansion proceeds. A motor, cash register, and adding machine are being installed. Place your order now.
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Nk Hoffman
Tady
Louis Thormpson
Joseph Wagner
Felker Bros. Manufacturing Company
Bowling upset at Carlson alleys shocks crowd
The St. Johns bowling team pulled a surprise Monday evening defeating Late Fishs two games to one at Carlson alleys. Zetmet rolled 183 for the top score of the night.
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St. Johns
Zetmet
L. C. Ts
Carlson
Knights of the Wooden Nuns
ST. Johns Rembs
Vr. Slebling
Breisch
Barnarl
Kreus
Upham
Carls Ye
McCrilfis
Lindsey Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Farm Changes
The Lindsey Ladies Aid met at Mrs John Pajn ton home with a good meeting reported. Louis Le Due had a pleasant birthday surprise. Otto Vroman traded his farm for jetty property in North Crandon Forest county. Julius Kramer drilled a new well on his farm nearby. J Tilton and daughter Juanita were in Neillsville on Saturday. Albert Weaver from Cary visited his brother George here. Mabel Broker visited her parents. Rain reduced church attendance. American Society Equity members shipped a carload of flour and feed Friday. Jim Wheelock farm west of Lindsey was tendered a bid in his honor.
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Lindsey
Ladies Aid
John Pajnton
Louis le Due
Otto Vroman
Crandon
Forest County
Julius Kramer
J. Tilton
Juanita Avant
Neillsville
Albert Weaver
Cary
George
Mabel Broker
Oer
American Society Equity
Jim Wheelock
Mill Creek Notes on Local Work and Visits
Henry Smith sawed wood for Frank and Joseph Seidel this week. Louis Sehnert and William Seidel visited Marshfield Saturday. P Raemuseen is hauling logs for a new bar. M Ley and Cyril Varsho haul poles to Hewitt for cookie wood. Frank Seidel and wife visited Marshfield on Wednesday. Water levels are high but expected to ease soon.
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Mill Creek
Henry Smith
Frank
Joseph Seidel
Louis Sehnert
William Seidel
P. Raemuseen
M. Ley
Cyril Varsho
Hewitt
Frank Seidel
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Wisconsin Holstein
Breeders’ Association
Normington Bros. Divide Interests
F. H. Normington
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Times Office
Hillman
M’millan Hall
March
Popular Mechanics
Man Schmidt
Opera House News
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Py Lemke
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Hrol
Sapet
Frank Hoffman
Sparr Cereal Company
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Weber Brothers
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Warnecke
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Webbers Clerks
Conklin Forger
Brady Schivel
Weber
Johnsen Red
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