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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1917

Page

4

Second Regiment Band Captures Southern City

The Second Wisconsin Infantry band at Fort Sam Houston and Camp Wilson draws San Antonio praise for concerts and parades. Led by Theodore A. Steinmetz, its Marshfield roots and disciplined rehearsals, with 23 members, highlight a long service record and a reputation for quality music reflected in frequent downtown performances.

San Antonio Marshield Fort Sami Houston Camp Wilson Second Wisconsin Infantry Theodore A. Steinmetz San Ginve Wisconsin Steinmerz Ali Steinmetz Marshfield August Wolf Albert J. Rasmussen Steinmetz Gunter Hotel Travis Park Methodist Church Seventh Field Artillery Aptain Thomas B. Beveridge San Antonians Theodore A. Steinmeta Louis M. Lament August G. Wolfy Floyd F. Volk John J. Huehl Victory W. Nehs Herbert C. Bartman Emil Sehjenberg Edwin J. Augustine John L. Berg

Plainfield Pastor Promotes Trade Ads for Weddings and More

Plainfield pastor Rev. G Stanley Joslin launches a high profile ad campaign in the Plainfield Sun offering services for weddings funerals baptisms and christenings with a playful twist. The notice draws mixed reactions as observers compare the marketing stunt to modern advertising trends and wonder about its impact on church outreach.

Plainfield Sedate Saber G. Stanley Joslin

Fortnightly Musical Club Program and Jokes

The Fortnightly Musical club meets Friday with Mrs. B. El Vin presenting History of Music. Performances include Russian Ballet, Arabesque, Valse, Bagatelle Italienne, Lilacs and Morning, Etude in F Sharp, Prelude in G Minor, Song of the Lark, and Power of Love among others. Interleaved are witty quips and jokes attributed to various figures.

B. EL Vin Karganoff Mes. Schaefer Arensky Barr Bagatelle Italienne Schaefer Rachmanioff Williams

Parent Teachers Plan Programs of Special Interest

The Lincoln school Parent-Teachers Association will meet Thursday at 4 PM in the Lincoln school building. The program includes music from Robert Burns, readings, vocal selections, and talks on home and intelligent suggestion. A reception will follow. the notice also references an unrelated exchange about community life and quotes from various papers.

Parent-Teachers’ Association of the Lincoln School Lincoln School Robert Burns Burne Orb Agnes Noll Teachers’ Association of Upton Kathryn Connor Hamilton Rodd Av Bulmer Pate Trene Swartling Prof O'Shea Mir E. J. Sizer

What an Education Cost in the Forties in Wisconsin

In October 1845 Platteville Academy invited applicants with a promise to match top American academies and offer boarding at 1.50 to 2 dollars per week. The Grant County Herald editor argued it should be 1.25 to 1.50 per week. The piece notes ongoing disputes over living costs then as now.

Wisconsin Plattevilla

The King's Courtesy To Aberdeen Ladyship Tale

The account recalls King Edward VI's measured courtesy at Aberdeen where he knighted the lord provost. During a meal he noticed Mrs Lyon and altered her place card to Lady Lyon, then handed it to her with a gracious remark, illustrating his noted graciousness.

Edward VI Europe Aberdeen

Family Harmony and Frugal Fashion Talk

A stout lady boasts of easy use and long life for shoes, tweed, hats, gloves, and stockings, claiming seven years for her coat. Her daughter remarks with a single quiet line about their father, who is not part of the easy consumption.

Conserning Ideals Incomplete Dialogues At Auntie Exchange

Fragmentary exchange shows two speakers discussing kit Ideals and personal satisfaction. The text is garbled with typos but suggests an auntie language and a character named I le claiming presence of Txchanee. The fragment lacks clear event or outcome.

Auntie Amd

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