Accident at basket ball ends in hospital drama and ruined trip
High School team Hillsboro defeats Medford 29 to 15 in a double-tender basketball game at the armory. A severe accident struck Manhardt of Hillsboro after a hard fall, leaving him unconscious and delirious overnight. He recovered with medical care and the Hillsboro trip was canceled. Marshfield beat Medford 29 to 5 with strong play from Witt Emeron Wright Wood Eiche and Delmore. The crowd criticized rough play but Marshfield showed solid team execution.
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Armory
Manhardt
Hillsboro
Company A
Mason
Manharat
Marshfield
Medford
Witt
Emeron Wright
Marshfeld
Wood
Eiche
Delmore
Marshfield's Most Law Abiding Citizen
During a snow flurry a Fifth ward resident received a call claiming to represent the board of public works and ordering his walks cleared by seven the next morning. He spent the night and early morning shoveling, but no inspectors appeared and officials suspect a practical joke by a man with a ruddy complexion.
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Fifth Ward
Board of Public Works
Fifth
State billiards champion visits city for draw at Elks club
Al Emslie, state champion billiardist, met Dr D A Kanlans at the Elks club Friday evening for a drawn game. He plans another Marshfield visit in weeks and may enter the Lundgren trophy race, the fifth ward championship. The ward is noted for top players including Kanlans, Heatton, Ketchum, Kamps, Tack, Andrews, Edwards, Spalding, Strauss, and George Stewart.
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al Emslie
D. A. Kanlans
Elks Club
Aps
A. Kanlans
W. §. Heatton
J. B. Ketchum
Fred J. Kamps
T. A. Tack
K. E. Andrews
C. B. Edwards
Tom Spalding
R. J. Strauss
George Stewart
Death of Frank Stueber Pioneer Marshfield Resident
Frank Stueber prominent northside resident dies after a short illness at his home. Funeral 9 a.m. today at St. John's Catholic Church with mass by Frs. Volz Elmangr and Johnens. Born in Germany August 30, 1866, he came to America at 18, lived in Manitowoc six years, then Marshfield since the early 1890s. Survived by wife Barbara and seven children Mary Frank Anna Barbara Lena Clara Joseph all at home. Brother Jos Stueber of Stratford and wife attend.
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Frank Stueber
Northside
St. John’s Catholic Church
Massi
Frs. Volz
Elmangr
Germany
America
Manitowoc
Marshfield
Barbara Zweck
Mary
Frank
Anna
Barbara
Lena
Clara
Joseph Stueber
Stutver
Jos, Stueber
Stratford
Remodeling of M. E. Church Planned at Once
The M. E. church congregation approves immediate remodeling to provide basement reception and dining areas, kitchen, furnace room, toilets and water sewered facilities. Hawley to build at about $2000 under church trustees supervision with Rev. A. J. Coram as financial agent. Ladies Aid Society has pledged $500 toward the project.
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M. E. Church
Hawley
A. J. Coram
Ladies Aid Society
Roddis Lumber mill resumes after annual shut down
The Roddis Lumber and Veneer Co saw mill restarts Monday following a lengthy annual overhaul and repairs. Workers have been busy on plant and railroad extensions, with the planing mill running steadily. labor shortages may shrink this season’s cut unless crews return, and expansions mirror the town’s timber-driven growth alongside the paper mill described as Park Falls’ other backbone.
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Roddis Lumber & Veneer Co
Campbell
Roddis Co
Park Falls
Roddis
Fair Assn Officers Elected At Central Wisconsin
The Central Wisconsin State Fair association annual stockholders meeting at city hall elected E B Ames as president and F A Noll as treasurer. J H White was chosen secretary, replacing A G Pankow who did not seek re election. An auditing committee was appointed to review old bills by Feb 1 and a committee was set to revise the premium list for next year. Annual meetings will be held at 9 00 am going forward.
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Central Wisconsin State Fair Association
E. B. Ames
F. A. Noll
A. G. Pankow
E. S. Kitner
David Harney
C. J. Howard
W. RK. Burhopp
A.G. Pankow
Wife confesses murder in Manawa dining room
Albert Patzer died Tuesday night in his home near Manawa after a man entered, struck him, and fled. His wife, initially believed innocent, admitted later that she killed him with a stick of wood while family were in other rooms. A posse hunted for the assailant but found no one.
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Albert Patzer
Manawa
Mr. Patzer
Potter
Methodist Church Service and Evening Address Series
The Methodist Church schedules Sunday morning service at 10 50 with the sermon What is Christ to Me Sunday school at 11 45 Epworth League at 6 45 and evening worship at 7 30 Address A Royal Battle promises to command thoughtful attention as it discusses human life fundamentals The church extends a cordial welcome to all and invites everyone to attend.
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Christ
Epworth League
Palace Meat Company Bids Stock for Cash and Pickup
The Palace Meat Company offers the highest market price for cattle hogs and poultry and will ship January 18. They pay cash on delivery and will come to collect stock. Also promotes Frank L. Zweck's jewelry store featuring watches clocks rings and other jewelry.
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Palace Meat Company
Palacr Mear Co
Frank L. Zweck
Ltt
Governor McGovern Targets Ekern in Assembly Fight
A clash between McGovern supporters and reform Republicans led to charges against insurance chief H. L. Ekern for alleged political activity. McGovern quickly sustained the charge and ordered Ekern's removal, prompting a court challenge and a broader critique of McGovern's conduct and leadership amid Wisconsin politics. Ekern, a Lafollette ally, is praised for his insurance reforms and legislative leadership, with observers suggesting he could succeed Senator Stevens or challenge McGovern again.
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McGovern
Reform Republicans
H. L. Ekern
Ekefo
Ekern
McCovern
Lafollette
Fective
Wisconsin
A. R. Hail
Eli E. Winek
Walter Houser
Lefollette
Senate
Stevenson
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Mc. Ekera
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