Meow masquerade secrets spark a town sale of tickets
Races on prices and a grand masquerade ball are announced for the evening of January 21 by L. J. Mangold at Fouxpi on Second Street. The notice invites patrons to call the office for further game details and prices while listing various local entertainments and community happenings.
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L. J. Mangold
Fouxpi
Second Street
Uvthis
Haing
Amle
Fitterteeing
Fred Oestrich
Upham
Joe Patrick
Arpin
Local readers greet visiting figures and city guests
Lois Lanmle visited Chicago this week while Miss Ethel Allen departed for Manitowoc and Mil wanker. Mrs. Phil Sawyer Jr. of Oshkosh stayed at Upham home over Sunday. Judge Barden of Wausau toured the ferry between trains and was hosted by Judge Ems Pors. Wausau deputy C Ay Coon and Commissioner McKinnle planned a tram. Rev Jos Joch visited St Josephs Hospital. Mrs Ed Fitzgerald went to Neenah after her father’s death. Hon J A Giynor of Ground Rapids announced as non partisan candidate for county judge after speaking with local businessmen.
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Horn
Marshfield
Wausau
Nashblitchell
Joe, Prat
Ange
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Gt. Albans Mission
Lavmley
Mike Clavey
Geo. Pease
Wausaa
Rmethodist
J. C. Bumgarnee
Kauknuwa
Frank Burden
John Paine
Jos. Mertens
Laemie
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
F Sommers
Genry Shilds
He Shafer
Noll Hardware Co
Twat Fy
W. Bowne
Ed. Upham
Central
Greenwood
Chippewa Falls
Pit
John Pankrow
Auburndale
Lewis Kundiger
Sherry
Perry
Kundiger
Pankrats
Upham
Telford
Neillsvile
A. W. Trevith
Whitsall
Duh
Far West Point
T. Stewart
John Stewart
Greamwood
Siewesman
J. M. Thorny
Mc. UT
Flo
Grand Rapids
Lois Lanmle
Chicago
Ethel Allen
Manitowoc
Stevens Point
Anne
Nic. Baer
Jos. Joch
St. Francis Sanaitarom
Danville
N. J
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ed. Fitzgerald
Neenah
J. A. Giynor
Ground Rapids
Times Office
Badger State Band Names and Community Support
The Badger State Band, now two members strong, unveils its name after deliberate discussion. It will soon perform at the Presbyterian church with a date and program to be announced next week. A larger city audience is expected, and tickets should be bought to support the band even if one cannot attend.
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Sterle Bros
J. Frank Young
Medill
Presbyterian Church
Shorus Lumber Co
Ashland
Upham
Badger State Band
Notable County Officials Take Office in Wood County
The Grand Rapids reporter notes Geo. H. Smith moved his family to the sheriff house and jail in Sigel, while Sheriff Lindahl vacates. Smith promptly handles duties, serving first papers Monday. Edward S. Renne, elected county clerk, is well regarded and rents the Wheeler residence near the courthouse with his family settled.
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Grand Rapids
Geo. H. Smith
Sywarday
Lindahl
Lindall
Smith
Sigel
Wood County
Wheeler
Court House
Winter Fly Rescued From Ice Window
An office blue bottle fly survived freezing on a window pane through a cold night. Found the next morning in ice, it thawed and slowly revived, moving wings and legs before walking away and resuming its daily activity. The event drew curiosity about the insect’s endurance.
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Tly Ag
Anail
Earth
Mole Station on Greenwood Branch Described as Mosquito Time Spot
Reading from an obscure local notice, Mole station near Veeskied is a sandbound stop with no electric lights or streetcars. Lago traveling men rode there by mistake, bought tickets, and returned swearing after an hour. Locals say Mole is mostly empty except in mosquito season, with only a guide board and snowbirds in winter.
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Greenwood
Veeskied
Mole Ig Notapries
Walla
Lago
Mole
Worfkind
Beetsugar Factory Rise Sparks Wisconsin Prospects
A beetsugar factory at Menomonte, started Monday, is watched as a potential trigger for four more plants in northern Wisconsin. If successful, capital will flow, and counties Jackson, Wood, Chippewa, Taylor and Price could host new factories. Rail access, coal, beet supplies, and abundant water are essential, with Marshfield seen as a viable site, given suitable streams and rail facilities.
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Menomonte
Wisconsin
Unio
Jackson, Wood
Ciik
Taylor and
Price
Bela Slit
MarshHeld
Wawr
New Year Musings From a Fading Moral Compass
A reflective piece urges self discipline and inner reform. It warns against quarrels and public shaming, praising willpower to conquer bad habits while condemning petty avoidance of the needy. The prose stresses resolve, self confidence, and restraint in daily conduct.
Spencer Camp Fire Honors Civil War Veterans Night
Spencer Henry A. Waters Post hosted a camp fire event with a band escorting guests from the city to M. E. church for exercises and supper. Commander Jones Adj Merrick and ex Gov Upham spoke to a receptive crowd as music, recitations, and prayers filled the evening. Supper followed served by the Woman's Relief Corps. a spirited salute to G A R and veteran days closed the gathering.
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Spencer
Henry A. Waters Post
M. EL
McMannis
Jones
Adj
Geo
Merrick
Upham
Georgia
Adj.Gan
Mervigk
Woman’s Relief Corps
Boys In
Blue
Vis
Furniture at Your Price Prompts Consumers to Read On
A local alert hints at a furniture sale with a phrase inviting readers to learn where to shop for furniture at their own price. Details are sparse but suggest a promotional angle aimed at budget buyers.
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Laemte
Adiee
Patterson
Yellow River
R. H. Boynton
Pitsville
Oshkosh
Otto Scharmann
Otto
Anton
Chui
Jobo Therolt
Knowo Ag
Lacmle
First National
Thos, Daly
Leander Choate
Oshkush
J. W. Quineran
Mibwaurne
Adam Hater
Th. Thom
Wm. Uthminer
Edw. L. Reese
Laemile
Charley Cornelius
Regisme of Deeds
Wwe
Mississippi River
Foster Lumber Co
Pairchild
Clik County
Nailsville
C. Ay Coon
McKinnle
Shetland
Cassemere Cape
Louis Laemle
T. F. Vannecom
TV Dakota
Pashion
Sherman
Irs
AloLat
Commundes
F.W. Sherman
Invita
Piblic
House of Jonn Gately & CO
Clark and Jackson
James Hair
Ado
SsTrToves
Marshfield Hardware CO
LHE Williams Hardware CO
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