Wisconsin Moves Toward Wildlife Refuges and Hunting Curbs
A Wisconsin conservation push seeks to ban upland game bird shooting in Wood Clark and Marathon counties except under authorized conditions. Citizens petition for a shortened hunting season and refuges to protect quail pheasants and other game. Local groups urge state action, citing conservation success elsewhere and need for breeding and feeding grounds.
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Wisconsin
Wirconsty Conservation Commission
Gity Hall
G. Marsh
Seere J. Varney
Marshield
Wis
State Conservation Commission of
Madison
Wood
Clark
Marston
Elen Tata
Wheeler
Citi
The
Conservation Commission
Pepia
Canada
Marshfield in early days told by Times files
Thirtyfour years ago Marshfield shines in Times recollections with Ida Glover’s vigil, visits by local figures, and county business notes. Mentions Spencer Point, Victo poor relief, Wisconsin river matters, and local projections. A masquerade ball at Hinman’s Hall, Trexets, and Oak bolts haul highlight community life.
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Times Files
Ida Glover
Stevens Poin
Marshfeld
George E. Ingatts
Stevens Point
Seubert
Spencer
Victo Poor
A.V. Deming
W.A. Cain
Laixing
Henry Kuntz
Wood County
Ater
Renne
Ten Pin Guardsmen Beat Big Five in Tight Wisconsin Meet
In Antonio Texas on January 6 the Seventy Wisconsin tenpin team defeated the Big Five in a three game series. Final scores were 889 to 870 and 898 to 896. Hanus led militiamen with 641 across three games including 204 and 226 games. Schroeder added top marks and Wead totaled 896 in finishing eyeliross. Wagenfehr posted 502 in a later frame. The result ties the series with a deciding game next Tuesday.
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Antonio
Tex
Wisconsin
Talsiner
Pina Usey
Hanus
Militaamen
Schroeder
Wead
Amd
Shean
Bo" Sebrowder
Ki Wood
Pat 2Tao
Wehr
Vgl
Tatach Deller
Vernon Wagenfehr
Bowlers Invited to Organize a League
The Eagle club henge bowling alleys will host openings as Mmmierich the steward urges organizers from nearly every group in the city to meet at the hill next Weekieeday. A new phone book for the Marshield Telephone exchange is issued by T Marshfield Times with subscriber details and immediate distribution. A second directory will follow for the division ad commission with updates to be issued once received.
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Eagle Club
Mmmierich
Cite
Atty Hill
Tonay
Bors
Marshield Telephone Exchange
T Marshfield
Enon
Devision Ad Commission
First Marriage at New Sacred Heart
The first marriage held at the new Sacred Heart church took place Monday at nine in the morning. John Roestein, a prominent city businessman, wed Miss Agnes Adler daughter of George Adler of 804 West Street. Fr. H. J. Svehiing performed the ceremony with Miss Tirrose Roeckler and Miss Jean Auller as maids of honor. The groom’s sister and bride’s cousin served as bridesmaids. The couple will reside in Marshfield after a wedding feast at the groom’s home.
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John Roeestein
Agnes Adler
George Adler
Weesth Street
H. J. Svehiing- Mise
Tirrosa Roeckler
Jea Auller
Leo Audley
New Marshfield Wedding Company
Marshield
The
Brass
Lehar's Gypsy Love Proves Equal to Promises Made
The review lauds Lehar's Gypsy Love as equal to its promises in performance, noting its operatic grandiosity mixed with American hit tunes. It explains the show’s Bohemian setting and claims manager John P. Adler committed resources to ensure quality, even donating first revenues to the company. The Marshfield audience is thanked for a New Year’s gift vibe, with the manager stating the aim was satisfaction, not profit.
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Lehar
Vienna
Smith Brothers
Ted
Amer
Marshfield
Frederick L Jahnke obituary notes life, death, and family
Frederick Ludovic Jahnke died at his home on a Wednesday afternoon after a year of declining health. Born March 28, 1841 in Rabuhn Kohlberg Germany, he served in Denmark’s war, immigrated in 1844, and settled in Wisconsin. He leaves ten children and several relatives in Milwaukee and Indianapolis. Funeral held at Lammanarl's church with interment at the Theran cemetery.
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Frederick Ludovic Jahnke
South Central Avenue
Rabuhn
Kohlberg
Germany
Denmark
Chitna
Mise Wilhelmenia Schneider
Gruifen
Consin
Bakervilly
Jahnke
Brelverpays
Terman
Fred
Otto
Robert
Leiterit
MarghSeig
Antonaril Robert
Milwaukee
William Nelson
Anx J Sen
A. C Davis
Indianapolis
Iammanarl
Tauteran
L. Th. Tham
Taterment
Atheran Cemetery
Marshfield Banks Clear With Chicago Reserve District
The consolidation shifts twenty five Wisconsin counties from Minneapolis to Chicago for Federal Reserve processing. Cashier Harmbright of First National Bank notes little outward change, mainly a connection shift as papers are shipped to Chicago. The move aims to streamline state business and improve convenience under the new arrangement.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Minneapol
Federal Reserve District
Eedor
WH. G. Harmbright
First National Bank
Curage
Omainstead of
Minneapoli
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Marathon
Cathy
Morrison
Phillips
Spencer Tribune
Hinman's
N. O. Wanzer
Rivers House
Miner & Hinman's
J. R. Baytern
New City Tempi
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Waeselbalch-Maek
Beso Af
Hn Baneg Sey
New Sacred Heart
Frederick L. Jahnke
State Business and
Ion Amen
Federal Reserve Bank
Iepres
Adler Theatre
House OF Quality
Triangle Fine Arts
Norma Talmadge
Maf Marsh
Molly
German Theatre of Bavaria
METRO
Charles Ray
Louis Glaum
Ambrose Rapid Rise
Liese
Elks
Stein & Finkelstein
Honday
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