Salisbury Thrown Into Legal Turmoil In Wisconsin Case
Thomas Salisbury of Marshfield accuses Brazeau Goggins and Roberts of wage and conversion fraud. He appeals past court orders, cites improper transcripts and seeks judgment, costs, and potential further action as Judge Park notes limited remedies and promises review.
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Wood County
Supreme Court
B. B. Park
Salisbury
South Depot Street
Marshfield
Wis
Orable
Butler
Grand Rapids
T. Salisbury
la Judge
Civil Service Exam Set for Marshfield City Clerk-Cury Post
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Clerk-Curry in Marshfield on January 25. Applications are obtainable at the local post office. Open to all U.S. citizens meeting the requirements.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Marshfield
Focal Post Office
United States
Dodge Gets Two and Half Years
Francis Dodge, the young man who helped in burglaries at Pittsville, was sentenced by Judge Park of Stevens Point to two and one half years at Green Bay and paroled on good behavior. Tom Wilson, who planned the whole job from the jail break at Neillaville to the Pittsville burglaries, will likely be sent to Peoria, Al for trial for assault with attempt to murder. if acquitted there, he will be returned to Neillaville for trial on the killing of Marshal Grifffin at Owen five years ago.
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Francis Dodge
Pittsville
Marshal Grifffin
Owen
Surprise wedding announced for Mary Hamilton and Noble Richard Houston
Robinson J I announces a secret wedding of Miss Mary Hamilton and Noble Richard Houston. The couple eloped to Emag him ou 3 fit and wed at Rev J W Webster's home. Mary Hamilton, daughter of Mrs Fiona Hamilton, is a pianist at the Strand. Houston, son of Mrs J W Chadw burgh, lived with his grandfather J A Midgett. They plan to move to Pittside, Pa, early next year for work.
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Strand
Hoson
W. Chadwburgh
J. A. Midgett
Houston
Pittschurch
Advertising plans boost Marshfield prominence in press
Loughead and Musbach of the Marshfield Publicity Committee have arranged publication of an article in Heard's Dairyman on Marshfield's farm school for boys at the Experiment farm. They secured space for a Marshfield feature in the Automobile Blue Book and views for Marshfield in a Dallas News article, now seeking colored envelope views to promote exclusive business correspondence.
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Loughead
FL. Musbach
Hugo Wegener
Chamber of Commerce
Heard's
Dairyman
Farm School
Experiment Farm
Marshfield
Automobile Blue Book
Dallas Texas News
Park Falls man learns $10,000 policy on dead soldier
M Segal of Park Falls tied to a grim adage after caring for a sick lumberjack who later served in the U S Army. Last week he learned the soldier died in service and that Segal is named beneficiary in a $810,000 policy.
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M. Segal
Park Falls
U.S. Army
Segal
BAKERVILLE New Year Greetings and Holiday Returnees
Miss Marian Gleischner of Chicago plans a two week Christmas vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Jos Gleischner. Mrs Mike Nuber of Montana visits relatives in the area until after the holidays. Louis Sicklinger of Magethon joins old friends here after Thursday. Nick Michels ill with influenza. Joe Grauvogel and family hosted visitors from Mannville on Christmas Day. Miss Barbara Binder returns from Minneapolis for holidays. Elizabeth Weis injured her hip last Friday and recovering. Carolyn Thamer of Marsfield visits Barbara Binder. Mrs Frank Gleischner visits Hewitt and St Joseph's hospital for gall stone operation.
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Marian Gleischner
Chicago
Aos
Jos. Gleischner
Mike Nuber
Montana
Will Gossart
Louis Sicklinger
Magethon
Nick Michels
Joe Grauvogel
Mannville
Grauvogel
U. S
Barbara Binder
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Weis
Carolyn Thamer
Marsl
Field
Frank Gleischner
Schneider of
Hewitt
St. Joseph's Hospital
Local and Federal Notes From Christmas Almanac
Local brief notices list holiday visits by Duluth residents and others from Neenah Owen and Medford. Army discharge news includes Lieut. Melvin Kraus and Camp Shelby departs. A printer Jacob Rebstock buys half interest in the Marshfield Democrat.
Death of Mrs F Podratz
Mrs Pred Podratz died at her parents home on Route Four on Thursday December 26 from influenza pneumonia. Born October 17 1889 she was Nyda Burrington before marriage. Survived by husband serving in the country and her parents. Funeral held at her parents home with Rev Fred Jordan of the Methodist Church officiating.
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Pred Podratz
Route Four
Nyda Borrington
Daniel Burrington
Fred Jordan
Methodist Church
Soo Line and lumber firms charged in rebating indictments
Indictments allege violation of rebating law against the Soo Line and five lumber companies John Owen Lumber Mellen Lumber Kneeland-McClurg Lumber Park Falls Lumber and Medfora Lumber. Accused allegedly supplied rally and equipment free to these companies for logging railways in return for shipping lumber over the Soo Line.
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Soo Line
John &. Owen Lumber Company
Mellen Lumber Company
Kneéland-McClurg Lumber Company
Park Falls Lumber Company
Medfora Lumber Company
Trig
Imitation Snails Spur Paris Market Craze
Demand for edible snails grows prompting a French curiosity. Paris-based producers fill emptied shells with a mix of sand flesh liver butter and herbs, then sell the shells at about twenty five cents per thousand, creating a novel imitation product.
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Paris
Little Interview With History on the Street
A brief dialog unfolds as J. and History meet on the street. History warns that persistent repetition by reverence leads to the betraying of oneself, a witty remark about self-identity and repetition.
Of Such Is the Soldier of the United States
Extracts from letters by Captain Van Lanoord Merle Smith in the January Red Cross Magazine recount a veteran’s account of frontline sacrifice. The narrator describes seven hours on the ground aiding the wounded, the futile attempts to evacuate the injured, and the heavy toll on his Haiglon group as comrades fall one by one.
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United States
Bocie
van Lanvoord
Merle- Smith
Red ‘Cross
Perc
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Roberts
Waupun
Calkins
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Hahn
Watpun
Africnse
Thomas Salisbury
Stevens Point
Wisconsin
Winslow
Circuit Court
Eirevit
Jonany
Park
Ing
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wisconsin
DODGE
Hamilton-Houston
Mary Hamilton
Marshfield High School
Robinson
Ite
Falls Hee
Bakerville
John Stauss
Duluth
D. D. Conway
City
George Goodin
Massachusetts
Chas. Bulgrin of
The
Winterburn Drug Company
Frank Kueh of
Neenah
R. P. Kalbskont Home
Louise Frank
Krasin Bros
Bland
Hilda Mechler
Marinette
Mrs Mockery
J. O. Kuch
Otter
Kulbskop
Warner Paughock
Medford
Fred Seechater
William Koehn
I. W. Koehn
Ilisbury
Wright Bakery
Melvin Kraus
Camp Hancock
Emmagene Hayward
5. C. Hageward
Qswakl Rhyner
Camp Shelby, Miss
Army
Lydia Knuf
Cadatt
Paul
Camp Fanrouk
Joh Church
Jacob Rebstock
Dermokral
Demokrat
Itt & Rebsteck
Mre. F. Podratz
Adler
Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Dorothy Dalton
Official Allied War Review
Alice Joyce
Vitagraph
the Newsy Pathe News
Roaring Lions
Mutt and
Jeff
DeMutt
Ero
Mie
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