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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1907

Page

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Desperate burglar McCormick nabbed after Oma​ha raid

Officer Gerwing captures Roy Wilson alias McCormick known as Scoty, a long-time suspect linked to a January 3 Omaha house burglary. He pleads not guilty, bound over for circuit court under $100 bonds, with state property recovered and plans to claim desertion as a defense. The capture followed tips from Wan​su and involved a pursuit including a livery team and a farm-side clue from Milkman Trageau.

Gerwing Wauser Abbotsford Antigo Roy Wilson McCormick Wansau Damon Habn Wilson McCormics der City U. S. Army MepCornivs Wicker Grove Bakerville Griffin Trageau

Farmers plan drainage ditch to convert marsh land

Herman Ehmert of Spencer says farmers between Spencer and Poplar aim to drain the Poplar river toward Eau Pleine. A one mile ditch would open two to three thousand acres of marshy land for cultivation, turning it into productive fields for small grains.

Herman Ehmert Spencer Poplar Popplar Eau Pleine

Regular church services and local events listed

Notes of interest list church services for Sunday and social meetings this week. The Fortnightly Musical Club meets Friday with Miss Hahn. Governor Davidson and Lieut. Gov. Connor and state officers were inaugurated at Madison. Ladies' Travel Class meets next Monday at Deming hall. A basketball game between Stevens Point Normal and the local High School is set for Friday at the Armory.

Bethel Academy Reopens After Fire Destruction

Bethel Academy opens winter term with over sixty students despite their boarding building being destroyed by fire a week earlier. The church houses classes while dormitories and temporary facilities are arranged. Insurance totaling 4000 dollars covered the loss and locals may raise funds for a permanent building in spring.

Sre Bethel Academy Academy

Indian forge wolf ear bounty scam busted in county

Clark county authorities detained an Indian man who faked wolf ears to claim artificial wolf ear bounty. He cashed a treasurer’s order after presenting two ear sets made from wolf hide with a cardboard insert. The district attorney plans to seek a strong example at the next term. Also at Almangordo New Mexico died Chas A Baker son of Roadmaster F C Baker. His body to Marshfield for burial Friday.

Clark County Neillsville Coanty Chas. A. Baker Almangordo New Mexico F. C. Baker Stevens Point Otto Barkhaus Marshfield

Need Concerted Action to Exploit Marshfield’s Factory Potential

An editorial argues Marshfield offers ideal factory conditions with strong transport links, low labor disruption, and affordable land. It urges residents and business leaders to form an active committee to promote serious, responsible manufacturing proposals and attract new ventures, citing success seen in other Wisconsin towns.

Marshfield Wisconsin

Strauss Map Calendar Ad Offers Wood Clark Marathon Views

Druggist R J Strauss issues a handsome map calendar for the week. It features portions of Wood, Clark and Marathon counties with Marshfield as the business center and geographical center. The calendar, drawn by John Winsink, is printed in color at The Times job office and serves as both useful item and city advertisement.

R. J. Strauss Wood, Clark Marathon Marshfield Mr. Strauss John Wissink Times

Opposition to Sunday Close Bill Draws Adventist Protests

A bill pending in Congress to close all district businesses on Sundays faces wide opposition led by Seventh Day Adventists nationwide. A memorial presented by Senator Spooner and signed by J. C. Mikkelsen and ninety Bethel county residents protests the measure.

District of Columbia Spooner J. C. Mikkelsen Bethel County

Ladies Travel Class in January Session

A brief notice announces a January 14 meeting of the Ladies Travel Class held within the Common School System of Scandinavia led by Mrs Gracraft and Mrs Booth focusing on parliamentary practice.

Scandinavia Gracraft Christian Booth

Burglar Captured Here After Jewelry Theft

Police arrest two suspects and recover three gold watches three gold chains a solid gold locket chain a gold bracelet a gold pin with stones and twelve cents. The thief named Fred Willans denied, then confessed of burglary in Wausau and claimed three teachers from Schilling home were victims.

Omcer Mike Grifin Jennie Fellows Oficer Griffin Wausan O. G

Travel Class Enjoys Midwinter Meeting at Deming Hall

The Ladies Travel Class held a mid winter gathering at Deming hall on Monday evening, featuring a picnic supper followed by short remarks. The remainder of the evening was spent playing bridge whist and all attendees enjoyed a pleasant social time.

Deming Hall

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Roy Mao 9 Poplar River Miss Hahn Strauss Calender Hart Schaffner Mars Florence Derby Julia Binnewies Fred Willans Hart Schaffner & Marx
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