Company A Team Holds Off Stevens Paint in Season Opener
The Company A basketball team beat Stevens Point's Stevens Paint Athletic Association 34 to 23 in a fast, clean opener. Witt led with 20 points, Faber 10, Christensen 2, Krahn 2, while Willard Caristensen absorbed hits but finished strong. The win marks a strong start for Marshfield’s squad and sets high expectations for the season.
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Stevens Paint Athletic Association
C. W. Otto
Stevens Point
Witt
Reid
Faber
Christensen i
Krahn
Woodworth
Willard Caristensen
Guaurd
Marsh Field
Feld
Christensen
Thom
Feber
Flora DeVoss Co Strong Attraction at Adler's
The Flora DeVoss Co presented at Adler's opera house this week under J B Rothaar, a top road act with new plays and a high class company. Miss DeVoss captivates audiences, supported by Gilmore and Castle, Kinzo the Japanese jargler, and a continuous vaudeville bill. Tonight's offering is His Only Sin. Seats at Sextori's priced 40, 20, and 30 cents.
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Fiora DeVoss
Gilmore and
Castle
Kinzo
Sextori
Liberal Bas e Ball Talk in Marshfield
Gloomy view of the coming baseball season shows strong local interest and a push to raise funds for a first-class team. Townwide sentiment supports a potential subscription drive of one to two thousand dollars to form a competitive squad as a town advertisement. Local material and timber are noted as sufficient to establish a nucleus for the team.
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Marshfield
Catholic Fraternal Order to Host Open Installation
C C F Holy opens social session and installation at St Jon s Court No 506 hall tonight with delegations from Colby Auburndale Neillsville and nearby towns. John Glennon and P J Jacobs of Stevens Point prominent state members will assist. Refreshments will be served.
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St. Jon's Court
Marshfield Accepts Two Young Bears For City Park
At Tuesday night’s common council meeting the citizens’ tender was accepted to give two young bears, cared for by John Brackendorf, to the city if a suitable park is provided near the waterworks’ artificial lake. Water works employees will care for them, with plans to add more animals to educate Marshfield children about native species.
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Common Council
John Brackendorf
Marshfield
Death of Oscar Widman at sixteen in Rozellville area
The youth Oscar Widman son of Mr and Mrs Widman living north of town on Rozellville road died Tuesday after a three day illness from malignant scarlet fever He was a high school student and highly regarded His last words were Tell Mr Gile to keep my seat for me The funeral was held Thursday at home with Rev L Th Thom officiating Interment followed in the city cemetery The bereaved parents mourn the untimely loss Also noted is the upcoming fair association annual meeting at city hall next Friday with officers to be elected and a push to reelect current leaders J C Kieffer A G Pankow and Henry Kalsehed The association is reported in good standing with debts reduced and last year’s fair boosting attendance for 1910
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Oscar Wadman
John Widman
Rozellville Road
The
Fair Association
Messrs
J. C. Kieffer
A. G. Pankow
Henry Kalsehed
Annual meeting elects ANB directors and officers
At the annual meeting of stock holders of the American National bank Tuesday the following directors were elected W D Connor E E Winch K W Doege EB M Deming P N Christensen Robert Connor Henry Kalsched The directors elected officers W D Connor president E B Winch vice president John Seubert cashier Jacob Leinwand er assistant cashier
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The
American National Bank
W. D. Connor
E. E. Winch
K. W. Doege
Eb, M. Deming
P. N. Christensen
Robert Connor
Henry Kalsched
W.D. Connor
E. B. Winch
John Seubert
Jacob Leinwander
Ass't
Automobile on runners tested for winter travel potential
Lang and Scharmann fitted Herman Bauer's Maxwell with wheel runners and completed several successful trials. They sped down the avenue Tuesday afternoon with the car under perfect control. The winter adaptation could expand the usefulness of automobiles.
Rose Brothers Trading Stamps Free with 10 Cent Purchases
Rose Brothers announces a January clearance sale starting Saturday January 15 offering free trading stamps with every 10 cent purchase as part of the annual event.
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Rose Brothers
January Clearance Dry Goods Offers Across Womens and Children Wear
A garbled January clearance listing highlights numerous dry goods items including womens wear such as coats, suits, wraps, woolens, and accessories at reduced prices. Also noted are children and infant garments, lingerie, and household items with sale prices and bulk lots.
January Clearance Mens Furnishings at Clearance Prices
Mens wear items listed with clearance pricing include heavy wool shirts and drawers, stiff bosom shirts, flannel shirts in blue red brown, brown ribbed undergarments, heavy wool socks, sweater jackets, unlined gloves and mittens, felt shoes, carvas leggings, plush back gauntlet gloves, corduroy mackinaw coats, wool hose, sandal rubbers, and tan corduroy shirts. Prices range from fractions of a dollar to several dollars.
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Norfolk
Royal Worcester
Wouren
January Grocery Bargains In A Small Town Ad
A fragmented January ad lists grocery bargains with many pricing garbled. Items include granulated sugar, Fairbanks Scouring Soap, home bakery Ginger Snaps, Rising Sun Stove Polish, Yeast Foam, Farm House Sweet Corn, Seeded Raisins, New England Mince Meat, Rio Coffee, Japan Rice, Laundry Soap, Buckwheat Flour, Maple Syrup, and K C Baking Powder among others with unclear prices. The text reads as a chaotic list of 5 lb sugar and assorted pantry staples priced in cents per item.
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Fairbanks
Japan
New England
High school basketball schedule and season outlook
The H S basketball team boasts strong depth with Glassner as captain and a roster of Wright Hayden Koh Doexe Pors Harney Wharfield. The schedule lists five home games and dates from Jan 14 to Mar 4, opening against Medford highs with hopes for Appleton tournament qualification and an after game athletic ball. Black River Falls earns global attention for anti tuberculosis stamps, selling 98,000 Christmas stamps for per capita 50 57 100 stamps, winning a $1,000 Aero vacuum system. Burlington Racine county also wins the prize with 56,450 stamps per inhabitant 3233 100, population 2625.
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Glassner
Wright
Hayden
Koh
Doexe
Pors
Harney
Wharfield
Medford
Marshfield
Neillsville
Wansac
Web
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
Appleton
Black River Falls
Wis
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Burlington
Racine County
First National Bank Elects Directors
The annual stockholders meeting of the First National Bank elected directors F McMallan, Wm Uthmeier, L Th Thom, J C Marsh, Thomas Daly of Oshkosh, F A Noll, Philip J Schaefer. Directors to meet Friday at 8 to elect officers.
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Hirse National Bank
F.mcmallan
Wm. Uthmeier
L. Th. Thom
J. C. Marsh
Thomas Daly
Oshkosh
F. A. Nol
Philip J. Schaefer
Wanted: Competent girl for cooking no washing or ironing
Help wanted advertisement seeking a capable girl who understands cooking with no duties for washing or ironing. Good wages offered. Inquire at residence of Mrs. John P. Hume, 211 Park Ave, Marshfield, Wisconsin.
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John P. Hume
Park Ave
Marshfield
Wisth
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Stevens
Flora Devoss CO
Oscar Widman
Annual Meeting OF
American National
Women
Mate
Duineletts
Wylie
Keer
Monarch
Tee
Alan
Hart Schaffmer & Marx
H. S
W. Otto
First National Bank
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