Marshfield Clinic Adopts New Radiators and Expanded Offices
The Marshfield Clinic announces updated offices and new radiators enhancing comfort, with Drs Budge Hipke and Milhee occupying key rooms. The arrangement includes a corner office, a residence-like patient area, and expanded X ray facilities. Manager A Ma Chase oversees the western waiting area as physicians join a partnership to improve service while maintaining current fees.
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Marshfield
Axriverdl Prigsigani
Dage Ag
K. W. Duege
William Hipke
Syee
Hipke
Alice
Shoul
Cere
Lion Ruory
Ceurrteal
Lprivale
Sal
Times
Pth Tse
Anton
Geo
Obegin
Neil McPhail Dies At 81 In Lindsey Area
Neil McPhail, longtime Lindsey settler, died at home at age 81 after living on a farm near the village for more than fifty years. Born in Kael Harrington Quebec, he moved to Wisconsin in 1863, worked in lumber camps, married Katherine McTavish then Almira Coates, and had no children. He joined the Lindsey Methodist Church in 1908 and was buried in the NaSonville cemetery after a funeral at the Nagonville Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Thomas Grenfell Wing.
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Neil McPhail
Lindsey
Tasquestley
Soar Devensed
Kael Harrington
Quebec
Canada
Wisconsin
Nevedith
Katherine McTavish
Alex McTavish
Lind
Almira Coates
Method Church of
Nagonville Presby Church
Thomas Grenfell
Ialesnent
Na- Sonville
Death of farmer Philip Knickle near Marshfield after years of service
Philip Knickle a farmer living east of Marshfield died Tuesday morning after a three year illness. Born July 18, 186?, in Mand du Lac County, he worked at Adavia and Milwaukee before settling in Seymour then Marshfield to farm. He served as town clerk in Seymour and Yorkind and was an elder in the Presbyterian church at Wrefkind. Survived by a widow and several children, his funeral was held Friday at the residence with burial at Veorkins Cemetery.
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Phitty Kraickle
Maeshfield
Deccarod
Campbellac Port
Mand du Lac
Adavia
Clara Strauh
Milwaukee
Seymour
Veefhind
Seymtour
Tepmsa Nnd
Yeorkind
Isittster Presbyterion
Wrefkind
Yes
Fresidence
Ron C. Halsey Ambrose
Monk
Wilewood
Gail Miss Manilla
Former Marshfield Salesman Joins Antiga as Manager
The January issue of The American Lumberman features Capt. Leo H Schoenhofen, formerly of Marshfield, now sales manager for Langlade Lumber at Antiga. The Langlade firm, organized in 1916 to absorb Paine Lumber’s northern timber holdings at Oshkosh, counts prominent lumbermen among its stockholders and aims to grow a strong trade through honest, straightforward business practices.
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The
American Lumberman
Leo H. Sehgenhafen
Marshfield
Antiga
Long- Jade Tumber Company
Paine Lumber Company
Oshkosh
Luimbherman
Lea Ho Schoenhofen
ACS
Koenknfen
Tate Wisconsin
Bfework
Edwards for Vacancy in U S District Court
Wisconsin readers are urged to support the Edwards bid for the U S district court vacancy. The article notes Edwards credentials and broad friendship networks, with supporters lining up petitions and advocacy to push his candidacy through the political harness.
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B. Edwards
U. S. District Court
City Business Leaders to Attend Madison Congress Meet
At city hall last evening the Marentimo l Boul of Commerce appointed President 1. BD. Tiffault and Secretary Henry C. E. Schreeder to attend the State and National Commercial and Industrial Congress in Madison. The event will host retailers from across the state with speakers on salesmanship advertising and cost reduction. Attendees include St Elmo Louis and A Bish among others, plus representatives from the National Cash Register company and a Wisconsin university liaison. The convention aims to reduce operating costs and boost retail efficiency, with ongoing participation from Meyer and Ry Mo and others in the leading local business circle.
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Marentiohl Boul of
Tiffault
Henry C. E. Schreeder
Madison
Bebon
St Elmo Locis
Dames We Bish
Clarge
Ad Clubs of the Worlds
CL McMahos
Ih National Cash Register Company
Gom
Finger of
Fend du Haw
Pisos MJ
Othe Retad Grocers & Merchants
Reynolds Suffers Fractured Larynx After Collision
Reynolds of Stevens Point, a speedy guard for Normal bs ball, suffered a fractured voice box when struck in the throat by an opponent’s elbow during a game with Lawrence College. The injury, a fracture of the upper larynx cartilage, is painful but his prognosis is recovery in due order.
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Reynolds
Stevens Point
Lawrence
College Hove
Rexnalds
Second Normalite Loses Her Voice At Marshfield
A Marshfield Normalite, Miss Marie Drollinger, suddenly loses her voice during a period of illness described as a relapse of a prior condition. A weather table from Marshfield Station lists nine days of temperatures with notable low readings at Kear Creek.
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Marshfiehl Experiment Station
Damiury
Sdamutry
Wasa
Tay Taare
Eva Depsan
Kear Creek
Marie Drollinger
Marshfield
Stevens Point
Cranberry Growers Meet Opens in Grand Rapids
The thirtieth annual meeting of the state cranberry growers association opened yesterday at Grand Rapids. Two Kenosha townships have bonded themselves for 185000 dollars to finance road improvements and related projects.
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Grand Rapids
Kenosha
Marshfield Marine to Visit Panama Canal on Montana Cruise
Herbert Graw a United States marine from Marshfield will visit the Panama Canal aboard the Montana during its coast to coast cruise. He enlisted at St Paul in September and is the son of Peter Graw of 406 West RB street. The trip, timed to avoid northern winter, offers educational value to inland boys like Graw.
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Herbert
Graw
United States
Marshfield
Panam Canal
Montana
Istheana
Atlantic
Bert
Peter Graw
West RB Street
United States Marine Corps
St. Paul
Great Canal
Tropics
Change in firm of lumber dealers at Bissell Wheeler family
A chaotic fragment reports a change in ownership of the Bissell Wheeler company in Wausau. Wy Wheeler and K Bissell are named in the sale, with Bissell taking charge of the business now operating as W D Wheeler & Co. The firm, long established, runs lumber and manufacturers stock nationwide from Paulus block offices.
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Ely Toms Place
Wy 0
Clings to Handrails on Medford to White River Train
Edgar Emmander a laborer from Spait clung to a vestibule handrail aboard the Medford to White River passenger train No W110. He fell partially frozen and unconscious seven miles from Medford but was lifted from the stair and reported doing well the following Monday.
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Edgar Emmander
Spait
Medford
Whitey
Whittleys
Chicago Egg Prices Hit 43 And 46 Cents A Dozen
Chicago Saturday market reports wholesale eggs at 43 and 46 cents a dozen while potatoes move at 1.90 and 2.10 dollars per bushel in carload lots on the track.
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Chicago
Stevens Point Demolishes Old Soo Depot Fire Raze Destroyed Depot
Five Mon day morning fire at the Soo line division HQ and passenger depot in Stevens Point left the building a near total ruin. Dispatcher Stockley alerted fire crews after discovering flames near the east stairway, with frozen hydrants delaying suppression. Defective wiring is suspected, and a new depot was anticipated while losses were insured but undetermined.
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Soo Line Division
Stevens Point
George C. Stockley
Terk
Division Streets
Park Street
Strongs Avenue
Oll Wistonsie Central Depot
High School Teams Open 1917 Basketball Season
High school basketball teams began the 1917 schedule with mixed results. The Goth team defeated Spencer in a slow, defense‑driven game, while Nekoosa and Marshfield faced mixed outcomes. Previewed are upcoming games including Medford, Stevens Point, Wausau, and Nekoosa with a tournament at Stevens Point in mid March.
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Goth High School
Sequnds
Spencer
Negulsville
Lugeller
Cinetz
Hastings
Turin
Burnes
Pein Etuerd
Whitney
Thiel
Medford
Stevens Point
Marshfield
Waugiaea
Marsi
Marsh
Nekoosa
Wausau
Newoosa
Arpin Indians May Receive Back Pay
Survivors of the Pottawattamie tribe living on Powers Bluff Arm in New York seek thousands of dollars in unpaid annuities from the United States. Attorney Dennison Wheelock has gone to Washington to present a $427,000 claim to the Senate committee on Indian affairs. The payments date back eighty years. Senator Paul O. Husting serves on the committee.
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Pottawattomin
Powers* Bluff
Armia Ny
United States
Dennison Wheelock
DePare
Washington
Senate
Wheelock
Stockbridge
Lake Winnebago
Paul O. Husting
Simittee
Old Officers Get Fine Endorsement at Fair Meeting
The Central Wisconsin Shoe Mail association held its annual stockholders meeting at City Hall on Wednesday. Officers were re elected including President D C Kieffer and Secretary R B Williams. The group favored raising officer salaries slightly and praised the secretary's efforts during the fair. Indebtedness and assets were reported as small and favorable, despite the diphtheria outbreak in the area.
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Central Wisconsin Shoe Mail Association
D. C. Kieffer
Auburndale
W. I. Bedin
R. RB. Williams
Marah
Treweld
Kieffer
Anl
Sio
Secredary
Jams
Fireman Injured Answering Alarm Near South Central
Cashier V. O. Spalding of the Amerier aliunal bank was injured Saturday evening when he crossed toward a ladder truck as it moved to answer a call near South Central avenue in front of Alex LaPoint's hotel. He was run over, breaking a small bone in a foot, and was taken to hospital where he stayed until Mrs. Spalding returned. He expects to wear crutches about a month.
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Spalding
Amerier Aliunal Nank
Fire Department
South Central Avenue
Alex LaPoint
MN Spalding
Beaver Dam
Ladysmith man loses leg in mill belt accident
Arthur W. Winnige, superintendent of Menasha Woodenware's Ladysmith paper mill, was brought by Soo train to Marshfield with his left leg severed below the knee after an orbital accident near the mill. Surgeons awaited him at St Joseph's hospital. Despite the shock, recovery is expected to be rapid. In other news, European peace prospects fade as Germany regards the Wilson note reply as hostile.
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Arthur W. Winnige
Menasha Woodenware Company
Ladysmith
Marshfield
Soo
St. Joseph' Horpin
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