Honor Rev L Th Thom A Twenty Fifth Anniversary
A notable Marshfield gathering marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Rev L Th Thom’s ordination at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. More than five hundred attended a banquet after speeches by local and visiting ministers. A purse and a theological encyclopedia were presented, and numerous pastors from nearby towns joined the celebration. A gaggle of local and regional clergy attended, highlighting Wisconsins religious network. A humorous note about a giant lemon tree owned by Mr and Mrs C J Rozell of Richfield closes the item.
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Central
Wisconsin
L Th. Thorn
Lmmanuels Lutheran Church
Thom
C. J. Rozell
Richfield, Wood
Chas. Dietrich
James Kinner
Alfred Willet
J. Ross Porter
Wood County
Ladies Travel Clans Meeting Announcement
Assignment committee distributes program for next Monday evening at Deming Hall on March four. Includes notes on Ulrika and Frederick I and Mrs Bly. Beginning of the Bernadotte Dynasty referenced with MTs Doege and Kelley.
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Deming Hall
Ulrika
Frederick I
Bly
Bernadotte Dy
High School Notes from Last Week Literary Society Meeting
The Literary Society held a session with roll call, music, and impromptu recitations. A report debated a deep waterway between Chicago and the Mississippi. a bill was presented about discharge at Brownsville. Basketball results showed Olympians 11 Neilsville 22. Agriculture begins as a half unit credit study.
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Literary Society
Roll Cail
Cone Marie Sexton
Robert Heath
Emil Broders
Chicago
Mississippi
Henry Shay
Brownsville
William Upham
Rosa
Raymeng Brooks
Bankers letters praise Porto Rico hotel potential
A letter from Grand Rapids banker F. J. Wood and A. L. Arpin says a good hotel on the island of Porto Rico could yield great profits if the facilities matched the Hotel Blodgett in Marshfield. He notes current local hotels charge five dollars a day for poor service and accommodations. Counterfeit coins have circulated statewide, with Laona merchants reportedly duped. four lumbermen were arrested but freed for lack of evidence. Ex. Wenzel and Wenzel advertise quality meats and table supplies, stressing cleanliness and equal treatment. Citizens urged to broaden trade reach and not rely on a few merchants to grow their town’s commerce.
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F. J. Wood
Grand Rapids
A. L. Arpin
Porto Rico
Laona
Wenzel
Special Low Rates West to Northwest States 1913
Round trip Homeseekers Tickets offered via Wisconsin Central Ry to Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and British Columbia from March 1 to April 30. Local agent for full particulars. Dr J W Barns Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialist offers vision tests, glasses fitting and operations at the American National Bank building.
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Wisconsin
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
de J. W. Barns
American National Bank
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Hamburg
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C. Kleinlein
Osceola
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Menomonie
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Fairchild
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Cameron
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Iterry Dance
Sullivan
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Pio
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Miss Winch
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Alice
Romanza
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Angel Land
Mrs. Dale
Duat
Ascher
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N. A. Nielsen
Vedder
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Adler Opera House
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Woodman Hall
Upham Banner Mills
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