Marshfield Times Notes Editor’s Resignation and Local Topics
The Marshfield Times reports editor W. Silverthorn resigning his Tomahawk post and moving to St Paul to join the Pioneer Press. It also summarizes discussions on telephone overcharges, trading stamps, egg shell strength tests, and parish notices. The issue covers local business changes, events, and advertisements from Marshfield Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Silverthorn
Tomahawk
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Open meeting sketches by the literary society
The literary society held an open meeting last Friday with the President's Address and a program including recitations debates and a Pinay solo. Arthur Leary and Clara Bradley led the affirmative in the Philippines policy debate. Dercard Hop and Lauresta Cale spoke for the negative. Impromptu talk by Prof Davis promoted school promotion. A Greece versus Rome debate followed with a verdict for the affirmative. A brief health ad ends with a Dr King’s New Life Pills endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey Rowe
Leonard Schneller
Kila Rowe
Emmagene Hayward Raymond Biles
Gulu Carty
G. Saxton Donati
United States
Arthur Leary
Clara Bradlyr
Dercard Hop
Lauresta Cale
Eee
Ampranaphil
Isc
Della Goonnaray Pinay Solo
Arthur Leahy
Clara Mueller
Clyde Luhrsen
Fred Kane
Prof. Davis
Lawrence University
Davis
Greece
Rome
Mable Brooks
Margarite Nelson
Rosa Shaver
Alma Anderson
Local notices and ads from Marshfield page
Ceresota flour is warranted by the manufacturer who stands the expense if it does not suit. Sold by W. L. Little in Marshfield Wis. Train rules on the Omaha line change March 15 to clear five minutes before trains at stations. No two waist patterns at Laemle's. Mrs R L Kraus hosted a Washington tea with decorated parlors and refreshments. Mrs C S Heath won a prize in a Washington contest. Pure buckwheat flour syrup and Swift margarine at Thresher's, phone 155. E R Armstrong, longtime yardman for Curtis Yale Co of Wausau, visited Marshfield en route to Spokane to relocate with seventeen others. Laemle to offer smallest silk and wash shirts for ladies in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lepien
Richfield Road
Julius Peck
Lincoln
Henry Ebert
Peck
Clark Peck
Vermont
Abbotsford
Quinn
Stevens Point
Chicago
M. J. Kraus
Stevens & Co
Francis Roddis
Will Nuernberg
Rietbrock Company
Athens
Max Wollner
Reitbrock Company
M. C. Lueckenbuach
W. L. Little
Marshfield
Wis
Omaha
Mareh Isr
Laemle
R. L. Kraus
Washington
C. S. Heath
E. R. Armstrong
Yardman
Curtis & Yale.Co
Wausau
Spokane
Wash
Dr A Reed Ladies Cushion Shoe Offers Fine Fit
We selected stock with care and offer shoes with distinctive character at moderate prices. We avoid cheap fads and extreme styles, ensuring good fitting, well finished shoes. Our range includes the noted Dr A Reed Ladies Cushion Shoe priced at 4.00, touted as unmatched in style fit and finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. Reed
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Marshfield Times
Williams & Bailey
Wisconsin
Wausau Daily Record
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Star-News
Medford
Scientific American
Roman Empire
Napoleon
Fort Vanesse
France
Spain
Cauterets
Ceasar
Biarritz
Paris
Calvin
Toulouse
Young
Bliss
Tiffault
Marti J. Tiffault
Press Cor
Ceresota Fromr
Michael Ley
Luxemberg
Kewaunee County
Ruplinger
Hewitt
Mr. Ley
W. GT. U
Mississippi Valley Lumberman
W. H. Upham
Mary C. Upham
Upham
George H. Rey'nolda
Dr. King
Sexton Bros
Swift & Co
Thresher's
Edward E
Mielps, M. D
Ll.d
Paine’s
Edward E. Phelps
Connecticut
Yale
Vermont University
Dartmouth College
Paine
Dyulng
Diamond Dies
Lurlington
Ole Olson
Spiritland
Bert J. Royce
Sthcial SC
Chas. Schmirler
the Shoe Man
Geo. H. Welton
Joan
Baker's Restaurant
Ioc
Zepher
India
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile CO
Secrist
Pete Tha
H.C. Secrist
M.D
LL. B. Iy Rons Saat
Stationery
Horn
Tailors
C. J. Lundgren
Cutter
John Therolf
Fleat
John Brackendorf
M. Dunn
O. D
Optician
Rembs & Sturm
North Side
Louis Baumann
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