CheeseMakers 10 Meet on March 8 Program
Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers Buttermakers and Dairymen Advancement Association announces detailed program for annual meeting to be held March 8 at Rauierl's opera house Auburndale. Includes music by orchestras, addresses by James T Loren and C B Reed, prize offerings, and an evening session with election of officers and diplomas. Exhibits due by March 6.
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Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers
Buttermakers and Dairymen's Advancement Association A
Len. Dix
Rauierl's
Opera House
Auburndale
Jaome
T. J. Loren
Case
Rusch
Speaver
T. A. Abtelahde
Glenbeulah
Foeiling
H. H. Humphrey
AVOC
Chat i A. Mt
H. M. Blumenstein
Dix
Prizes Listed for Central Wisconsin Dairy Meet
The Central Wisconsinhouse makers, Buttermakers and Dairymen Advancement association plans its annual meeting at Baierl's opera house in Auburndale in March. The butter and cheese scoring contest has drawn interest and prizes have been donated by DP J Schacter Company, Blodgett Cheese Trader Company, Bhim Brothers Suip, Storting Brothers, Thiel, and a Cheese Supply Company. The Cheese Company is also expected to donate a prize.
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Central Wisconsinhouse Makers
Buttermakers’ & Dairymen’s Advancement Association
Baierl
Auburndale
DP. J. Schacter Company
E. Blodgett Cheese Trader Company
Bhim Brothers Suip Gold
Storting Brothers
Cam Stot Thiel
Ahor Cheese Supply Company of
Anongo
Call the Cheese Company
Infant dies after turpentine mixture intake near Grand Rapids
Reported in a local notice the infant child of William AN Worden residing on the Aypin marsh near Grand Rapids drank a mixture of turpentine and linseed oil and died soon afterward.
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William Anworden
Grand Rapids
Marshfield Concert by Secor Regiment Band Tonight
The Secor Regiment band plans a homecoming concert at the Adler theater in Marshfield tonight after arriving from Fort Sheridan around 8:30 to 9:00 PM. Chief Musician Steinmere notes several members wish to perform to honor local supporters. Mayor Felker says seats will be free once the band arrives, weather permitting a timely performance.
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Secor Regiment
Theodore Steinmere
Wo Koht
Fort Sheridan
Marshfield
Steinmers
Adler Theater
A. G. Felker
Marshfield Births Surpass Deaths in Year
Marshfield reports 224 births and 34 deaths in the year, per City Health Officer J. C. Hayward. Death rate about 7.8 per thousand, well below the state rate of 12.2 with 29,887 deaths for 1914 on a 2,452,680 population. The state’s high death rate reflects increases from pneumonia.
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Phare
Wecourlins
Office of
City Health
Omcer
J. C. Hayward
Marshfield
Owls Seek New Clubhouse in McMillan Property Purchase
The Marshfield lodge of Owls has optioned the McMillan property on East Seaund Street near the Hub City garage to convert it into a clubhouse. The group, with about 600 members, must raise around 7000 by April 5 to complete the purchase. If bought, the two story brick building will be modernized to house the lodge alongside the Eagles club.
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Marshfield Lodge of Owls
McMillan
East Seaund Street
Hub City
Fred Seehafer
TB. F. McMillan
Eagles
New Arrivals in Day Town and McMillan Births
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Lucius B Evans last Sunday. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Willis G Arnold Saturday. Court Brandt of Day and Jed Hahn of McMillan were born Thursday and Monday respectively. Michael Dook was born Friday.
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Lucius B. Evans
Michael Dook
Willis G. Arnold
Court Brandt
Day
Jed Hahn
McMillan
Potatoes Make Him Rich on 11 Acres Near Neillsville
William Brekke of Neillsville earned a remarkable income from 11 acres of his 160 acre farm. He harvested 20 500 bushels at 1 13 each, averaging 181 bushels per acre, totaling about 93 920 dollars gross. The Crandon Republican notes his notable success.
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William Brekke
Neillsville
Out the Flag and Show Your Colors for Marshfield Guardsmen
Marshfield honors eighty plus guardsmen returning after eight months active service. Mayor Felker asks merchants and residents to decorate homes and businesses today and for several days. Flags, bunting, and public displays recall duty, honor, and country as troops arrive home to a grateful city.
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Marshfield Guard
Belove
A. G. Felker
the Times
Marshield
United States
Voters Reject Commission Form by Wide Margin 379 to 335
In a spring election Marshfeld voters overwhelmingly turned down a proposal to switch to a commission form of government. The margin against the plan stood at 240 votes with strong turnout and notable activity from pro commission factions. The total vote matched historic spring election participation as ward tallies showed varied support across the city.
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Marshfeld
Yeatenday
Joint Meeting of Lincoln Washington Parent Teachers Group
A joint meeting of the Lincoln Washington Parent-Teachers organization will be held in the city hall assembly room tomorrow at 4 PM. Program includes Irish folk song readings by third grade pupils Lillian Jadac and others, plus a lesson on table manners from Miss Runkle at Nelsonville school Portage County.
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Lincoln- Washington
Trish
Lillian Jadac
Lally
Nelsonville
Portage Coun
Runkle Ty
Notable Congress of Business Men Held at Madison
President LP Tiffault and Secretary Henry C E Schroeder of the Marshfield Board of Commerce attended the second Wisconsin commercial and industrial congress in Madison. Over 500 participants, including top wholesalers retailers and manufacturers, discussed retail relations and state business education. Schroeder and Villault spoke on Marshfield board work and urged at least twenty local delegates for next year. President Van Hise hosted ten Wisconsinites at a university dinner noting growth in business education and clinics.
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LP. Tiffault
Henry C. E. Schroeder
Marshfield Board of Commerce
Commercial and Industrial Congress of
Wisconsin
Madison
Sungre Nu
Schroeder
Rifault
Tothers
Villault
Marshidal Board
CR. van Hise
State University
University Club
Mversity
Wisco
Uniti Ig
van Hise
Rural Carriers Meet in Grand Rounds on Washington's Birthday
The Wood County Rural Mail Carriers Association held its semi annual meeting at Grand Rounds with only twelve members present. Many were unable to attend due to the floor train service and several carriers were on substitutes because of overwork and exposure. Postmaster R L Nash spoke on rural carrier work. Wisson of Grand Rapids, president, and Ed Dexheimer, vice president, led the session. Dexheimer was the only local delegate. A Nekoosa delegate was chosen for the state convention in Sturgeon Bay May 9 and 21. The county group will meet next at Labor Day.
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Wood County Rural Mail Carriers Association
Grand Rounds
Washington
R. L. Nash
Grand Rauids
Wisson
Grand Rapids
Ed. Dexheimer
This Ety
Raymond Timm
Dexheimer
Nekoosa
Sturgeon Bay
Labor Dar
Flag Tribute Amid Marching Color and Song
A poem salutes the flag with marching imagery and civic pride. It celebrates national unity, defense, and the enduring dignity of the colors, urging reverent awe and honor as the flag passes by.
Plan Large Addition to Local Hospital
The Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother plan a large addition to St. Joseph's hospital this spring. A four story brick and stone structure will be built south of the main building, more than doubling frontage. The new wing will house an obstetrical department with a maternity ward and may include a nurses training course. The expanded facility aims to place St. Joseph's among the largest and most excellent hospitals in the middle west.
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Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Toscas’s
St. Joseph’s
Middle West
Resent
Mr Hoffman Very Ill In Marshfield Home
John A Hoffman former register of deeds and longtime chief of Marshfield's volunteer fire department is critically ill at his home 408 South Cherry Street Health declined with stomach hemorrhages reported Saturday His daughter Mrs Elwyn Grubb Weyauwega is with her husband and Hazel Hoffman a Grand Rapids student has stayed at his bedside Oscar J Hoffman has stopped his weekly trips to be present continually
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Hoffman
John A. Hoffman
Register of Deeds
Marshfield
South
Cherry Street
Grand Rapids
Elwyn Grubb
Weyauwepa
Hazel Hoffman
Oscar J. Hoffman
Onion prices rise as onions become scarce
The Stevens Point Journal notes onions have surged beyond previous prices with supplies tight. A farmer remarks that the cost dropped from 40 cents per bushel years ago to higher rates now, while shipments last year paid around 60 cents to 4 cents per basket. The federal road aid for Portage county totals 80,867 dollars.
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Tozier
Stevens Point Journal
Portage County
Marshfield Welcomes Guardsmen Home Tonight
Marshfield prepares a large welcome for Company A and the Second Regiment band returning from Texas after eight months with General Funston. The parade plans include bells and whistles, with a reception organized by a committee to handle details and potential time changes.
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Marshfield
Texas
Fort Sheridan Band to Return Home After Quarantine Denial
A Fort Sheridan dispatch yesterday denied the report that the Second Regiment band was quarantined for measles and said they would entrain for their home station with the regiment. Private William Riethus of Spencer, a band member, has measles and cannot return. others are in good health. The band and company are expected to arrive together tonight.
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Fort Sheridan
William Riethus
Spencer
Homecoming Plans For City Boys Are Set
A city homecoming committee organizes a banquet for Company A and the Second Regiment band with plans for a large welcome. Committees cover hotels, bells and whistles, lighting, and speakers for the Thursday night event. Officials include Mayor Felker, Aldermen Kohl Juno White Normington, I. P. Tiffault, and G. R. Edwards.
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Evemot
Company
A. G. Felker
Fred W. Kohl
John Juno
L. A. Hartl
Felker
John H. White
F. H. Normington
B. E. Finney
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