Man Killed In Train Collision At County Line Crossing
Unknown man dies when he steps onto the tracks as a Northwestern train nears the county line crossing near Hafet’s farm. Conductor Mike Clancy takes the body to Wausau for a coroner’s inquest. Identity remains a mystery with no clues found on the deceased.
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Northwestern Combine
Mike Clancy
Hafet'a Farm
Towo
Aer
Clancy
Wausau
Marathon County
Strawford
Goroner Dickens
Wansan
Bis
Stratford
MoMillan
Viele
Game Warden Reports On State Game Laws And Licensing
J F Evlarson reported to Gov Schoffein amid legislative debate. Licenses issued this year 31 336 resident and 2d ] nonresident, with $332316 collected. There were 342 arrests for law violations and 100 seizures, fines totaling $4800. Deer shipped by nonresidents numbered 104, residents 2404. Warden endorses existing laws with few changes, urges tighter measures to prevent overexploitation and opposes spring snoozing repeal. He calls on legislators to amend features of game laws and pursue reforms.
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J. F. Evlarson
Schoffein
Tt Jn
Lincoln youth John Spubler declared insane
Julia Spubler of Lincoln reports her 20 year old son John Spubler developing sudden violent insanity the first of the week. Taken by officers Thursday to Grand Rapids for examination before Judge Gaynor with Chief Gerwing and Dr Wahle. He had no prior mental issues and escaped briefly while en route before recapture.
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Julia Spubler
Lincoln
Gaynor
Gerwing
Wahle
Thomas Thompson Trehowleg
Boablar
Wable
P. N. Christeogon
Roadmaster Baker Will Return from Layoff
F. O. Baker, foreman for Wisconsin Central near Waupaca and Aroherst, has completed grading work and will take a fifteen day layoff. He and Mrs. Baker visit relatives in Butternut and Black Creek and will return as furlough ends. Baker resumes chief roadmaster duties for the division after the layoff.
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F. O. Baker
Wisconsin Central Company
Waupaca
Aroherat
Waupsca
Mr. Baker
Crnthal
Odd Fellows Rebekah Open Installation Evening Program
The Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges held a joint open installation last Saturday in their hall. New officers were installed by D.O. Smith and Mrs. Helen Thompson. An entertaining program featured quartette music by Tack Gunglehoff Bille and Stejn, recitations by Helen Gerwlog and Avia Thompson, and songs by Adel aide Horr. Mrs. George Upham accompanied on the piano. Refreshments followed for visitors from Pittsville Thorp and March.
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Odd Fellow and
Rebekah
Odd Fellowa
D.O. Smith
Helen Thompson
Gunglehoff
Bille
Theodore Stejn
Helen Gerwlog
Avia Thompson
Adelaide Horr
Jastromertad
George Upham
Odd Fellows
Pittsville
Thorp
March
Cook Votes For Republican Speaker in State Assembly
A. Cook of Unity, elected on the Democratic ticket, voted for George TI. Rey, the Republican speaker designate, in the opening session. Cook’s party switch draws attention as Gil Vandercook, who lost by four votes, contests Cook’s seat amid a tense party climate. Evidence now covers about 300 assets of typewritten paper and will be presented this week.
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State Assembly
A. Cook
Unity
George TI. Rey
Assembly
Cook
Gil Vandercook
Praise From High Authority On Wisconsin Cheese Prospects
Totter excerpts show Hon B F McMillan praising United States top cheese expert W A Henry of the Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station. The note argues southern Wisconsin outperforms the north in dairy potential due to climate, cool prairies, and cleared lands. It cites 428 students in the agriculture college and 117 studying cheese factory work, praising Marshfield’s cheese center development and urging talk of state cheese opportunities worth millions annually.
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Totter
B. F. McMillan
Prom
W. A. Henry
University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
Vals Great Commonwealth
Wisconsin
Groesss
College of Agriculture
McKerrow
A Delusive Maiden Prompts Ruin of City Youth
A naive man resident for several months fell for a girl during the holiday season. She urged him toward marriage, the license was secured, and he spent about 150 dollars on gifts. On the wedding day no bride appeared, leaving him to regret the deceit and await his lost betrothed.
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Abe
Swain
Change in Public Schools Consolidates Grades in City
The city schools reopened after a two week holiday, with the board adding a new warder to ease crowded grades. Ellen Olson, graduate of Whitewater norms, headed one ward in the Istward department while Miss Bacon moved to Central avenue school to oversee the second grade. This reorganization aims to straighten the six teachers each handling a single grade, freeing space in crowded rooms.
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Ellen Olson
Whitewater
Misa Bacon
Central Avenue
Bryce McMullen Named Express Messenger on Rural Route 1
Deliver Express names Bryce McMullen as express messenger for Rural Route 1. He will deliver lighter packages up to five pounds free of charge to patrons, while heavier items over five pounds will be charged to the customer. The new service adds daily rural route express and mall delivery for residents.
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Bryce McMullen
Express Messenger
American Express Company
Kidnapped at Bast's Corners Stirs Local City Alarm
A missing person case unfolds at Bast's Corners with an empty beer keg tied to the incident. The last sighting shows a sailor leaping into a bus with the suspect, who is to be released upon returning a full keg of John Gund's beer to Tony Bast. No reward is offered, but information is sought to identify the culprit.
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Atlo'clool
Tast
John Gund
Tony Bast
Change in Business in Marshfield Market
Leo Goldman sells his stock and exits the fruit and provision business. Otto Rokhoff rents the building and will take possession by January 9, carrying the existing stock line. Rokhoff is a popular young Marshfield man with strong local support for success.
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Leo Goldman
Atore
Otto Rokhoff
Goldman
Jane Oth
Marshfield
Presbyterian Church Notes And Funeral Of Mrs Kautzer
Church notes record Sunday services at 10 30 with a new start time 10 30 and a theme Soul Winning Fundamental. Special services are planned for next week with Rev Hughes of Merrill preaching every evening inviting all. Mrs Martin Kautzer of Auburndale died after a short illness funeral held at Hewitt church with many relatives present from Woodruff Mellen and Auburndale.
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Presbyterian Church
F. J. Your
J. ¥. Hughes
Merril
Martin Kautzer
Auburndale
Hewitt
John Markee
Joss
I. Markee
Woodruff
Amos Markee
Mellen
Markee
Fell into Thirty Foot Well by Early McMillan Settler
Carish Meyers, early McMillan settler, fell head first into a newly dug thirty foot well while supervising surface work. He was shaken but suffered only a scalp wound and slight injuries after Dr. Doege treated him.
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Carish Meyers
McMillan
Mr. Meyers
Doege
Compound Fracture In Upham Yards Leaves Boy Injured
A thirteen year old boy Charles Thom resident west of the lumber yard sustained a compound fracture of the left arm after slipping while carrying wood in Upham yards. Dr Wahte treated and set the bone, the patient is reported doing well though the injury remains very severe. Personal mentions note several local visits and travels among residents and guests across Marshfield and surrounding towns.
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Charles Thom
Upham
Wahte
The Apparel Proclaims the Tailors Craft in Style
One man may be as good as another yet clothing marks the wearer’s standing. A perfect suit or overcoat signals the tailor’s skill in fit and material. Henry Icke advertises garments built with finish and value at a fair price.
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Henry Icke
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