Frank Schumacher and Gertrude Mich els wed at Corpus Christi Church
In Bakerville on Thursday, Frank Schumacher and Miss Gertrude Mich els, well known locals, joined in marriage at Corpus Christi church with Rev. A J Mueller officiating. Also noted: Mrs. Louis Rasberger ill. Julia Sicklinger Jr visiting. Eldora Mighels at home two weeks. Frank Bokleidner and Mrs. TL Ste fan from Marinedle hosted at Sleslinger home. Despite cold and busy wood-hauling season, another wedding is anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakerville
Frank Schumacher
Gertrude Michels
Corpus Christi Church
A. J. Mueller
Louis Rasberger
Julia Sicklinger Jr
Eldora Mighels
Babacock
Frank Bokleidner
TL. Stefan
Marinedle, Mich
John Sleslinger
Mannville items and local notices from the week
Curles Ditmas town treasurer will collect taxes in Mannville on Wednesday January 17. George Zahn opened a Colby cheese ad business. Emil Moe runs a bass sawing bee Friday. William Hall moved a house to the farm last week. George Boektehor assists basement work for an addition to his horse barn. Rev Stolman Adventist evangelist leads services in district No. ch town of BPCHOEL. Mattie Buchin’s grandson injured. second operation at St Joseph's hospital Marshfield. Arthur Baghgen visited relatives then returned to Brookfield Wisconsin. New telephones installed under August Ribbed laws. George Yabn, William Hauptmann, Alex Krohn and others. Boohm diagnosed Tuesday by Mannville Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slann
Dane
Curles Ditmas
Tui
Spencer
Mannville
Imil
George Zahn
Colby
Emil Moe
William Hall
Huwld
Ths
Maun
Iopege Boektehor
Rev. Stolman
Adventist Evanstelist
Xehuol Slistriet No. Ch
Bpchoel
Mattie Buohin
Ak Cirewar Sinn
Wriday O
St. Joseph's Hospital
Marshfield
Arthur Baghcen
Hame
George Duettwher
James Tye
Brookfield
Wis
George Yabn
William Hauptmann
Alex Krohn
Boohm
Sherry and Kin Unexpected Losses Highlight Small Town Notices
Sherry, once of Oshkosh, died after a recent illness at home of his widowed daughter Mrs Hugh C. Janos aged sixty six. Various local residents left town for visits while others departed for Manitowoc, Wauzeka, and other destinations, with several attending services and noting recent deaths and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry
Dan
Oshkosh
Hugh C. Janos
Milan
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Grand Rapids Ad
Marshtield residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills via Mrs Hanson of 436 Teme Ave Grand Rapids Wis noting relief from back ache and frequent urination after four boxes. Ad claims price 50 cents and urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills at local dealers and by Foster Milburn Co Tropes Buffalo NV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Dean
Marshtield
Hanson
William Hanson
Teme Ave
Wis
Win
Boulder
Doan
Explosions Hit Dupont Plant in Haskell
Nine blasts rocked the Dupont Powder plant in Haskell within ten minutes Friday night. Government investigators probe the cause of the first explosion as workers evacuate and safety crews secure the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupont Powder Company
Haskell
Transfer Talk for Rev Poluczyk to Sobieski Parish
Rev. W. GB. Poluczyk, serving as postmaster and priest in Junction City, may be reassigned to a nearby Catholic parish at Sobieski, signaling a clerical reshuffle within the diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. GB. Poluczyk
Junction City
Sobieski
Death of Joseph Williahrt in Auburndale
Joseph Williahrt died at his home on Wednesday at 10 30. Funeral set for Saturday at St Marys church at 10. Survived by five children Edward Joseph Fridolin Mrs George Winfotley and Mrs William Willkart. Also notes on local events and visits, with brief mentions of neighbors and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Joseph Williahrt
St. Mary's Church
Edward
Joseph
Fridolin
George Weinfortley
William Willkart
W. Pankvate
Meetings Led by Rev Grenfell In Lindseys Week
Jan 8 to week of events in Lindsey feature daily meetings led by Rev Grenfell at the M Bech area. Overcomers hosted by Miss Gertrude Johnson and Henry Johnson. New officers elected including Tallasses Presidentry Vice-president Secretary and Treasurer Harry Cateswell Du Bolt White. Social entertainments planned with Mrs August Waiters and Miss Droker of Marshfield among guests. The Lindhall Club hosted a social with original skits, a pot supper, and a program, as members and families attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Johnson
Henry Johnson
Dor
Hairy Cateswell du Bolt
S White
Marslyn
Gensor
W. Dg. Robinson
White
Mise Agathe
August Waiters
Ladies Aid
Bliss Nellie Dreker
Marshfield
Anna Katelle
Miss Droker
Visibiwd
Sandioy
Mas
Sandloy de
South Wage
Ayoved
Trem
Li Ray Maaryregte
Stitehstad Chetler Souk Nets
Rollo Nasun
Lindhall New
Ladivs
Sulu
Col Bissell Drives Statewide Dynamoite Stump Removal Plan
Col W G Bissell of the Wisconsin Advancement association toured Marshfield areas promoting a new stump removal program with dynamite. The 20 percent dynamite method replaces 40 percent and 60 percent mixtures, saving farmers money as nearly 19 million sets of stumps in northern Wisconsin hinder cultivation. The plan aims to pool farmers for carload dynamite purchases, cutting cost to about 12 to 18 cents per pound with caps and fuses bought locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bissell
Wisconsin Advancement Association
State University
The
Advancement Association
Wisconsin
Gower
Col
Bissell
Marshfield
Fair officers reelected for year at annual fair meeting
The annual fair officers were all reelected for the year. A financial statement shows cash on hand 151,707 and receipts totaling 14,889.79 with disbursements including permanent improvements, maintenance, printing, and race expenses. Liabilities list subscriber balances and state aid adjustments, reflecting ongoing building and grounds improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advange
Saime
Nal
Wisconsin fair prices and barn upkeep discussed
The meeting reviewed admission price increases from 5 to 25 cents for children and from 10 to 25 cents for adults at the 1917 fair. An auditing committee was named for Willan Burhop and discussions covered barn maintenance charges to the association and housing the Connor company. The Green Bay Game & Gun Club plans a new clubhouse on Green Bay shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kietles
Potha
Gene Miller
Woaten
Hhides
del Seubert
Vlarbright
Munietta
Huse Weeener
Willan
BR. Connor
Jalter
Connor Company
Trofesson Clark
Kieftoy
The
Green Bay Game & Gun Club
Green Bay
Auburndale Falls to Stratford in Hard Basketball Match
Auburndale's first team lost 42 to 36 at Stratford. Local notes mention Glen Fischer visiting, Miss J Laurie in Mars, Miss H Bliss in Grand Rapids, Mrs O'Brien and Mrs Becker visiting Marshfield, and Ray Brayback with his father visiting Stevens Point. A Boston Stars vs Auburndale first team game is upcoming. Gordon Welch from Colby was in town working at the Soo Line station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Stratford
Glen Fischer
J. Laurie
Mars
H. Bliss
Grand Rapids
G. O'Brien
T. Becker
Ray Brayback
Stevens Point
Boston Stars
Gordon Welch
Colby
Soo Line
Eld No Marah
Lumber Yard Opens in Marshfield by Retail Lumber Co
Lindsey Jan 18 report notes The Retail Lumber company of Marshfield opens a lumber yard here with Daniel Cressay in charge. Miss Margaretta Walters of Richfield visited family, while Mr. and Mrs. C. Glick expect return from Richland county after holidays. Mrs J H Sinsser and children return from Minnesota and will attend a church event Wednesday evening with a summer gathering and post installation meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Tooth-Cumphe Retail Lumber Company
Marshfied
Tne Ofice
PJ. Tileton
Daniel Cressay
Margaretta Walters
Richfield
C. Glick
Richland County
J. H. Sinsser
Minnvankea
Ted
Cows S and Cummings to Speak at Lingoln Hall
Mr Cummings, a known institute conductor and farmer from East Desire, will address Lingoln town meeting on Friday night. He plans to present charts from Wood County herds showing discrepancies with current testing standards. The meeting aims to reorganize cow testing associations in Lincoln and Buckstown to strengthen dairy farming nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Hall
Lingoln
Muneght
Cummings
Fst
I Cummings
Nakata
Stere
Wisconsin
Lincoln
Buck
W. W. Clark
Herbal Carrier Examina and Civil Service Job Notice
Fragmentary notice from a historical newspaper outlines a United States Civil Service examination for a position in a county office. It mentions locations in Pittaville and Suesveutes, with references to post offices, family Lyons, and a female candidate. Applications should be forwarded to the commission in Washington at the earliest practicable date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examina
United States
Jon
Pittaville
Fan Lyons
William F Cody dies in Denver end of era for wild west shows
The article notes the death of Colonel William F. Cody in Denver and recalls his influence on outdoor drama and the frontier show era. It references a youth recalling early performances and the lasting impact of Cody on rural entertainment. The piece suggests changes to the frontier entertainment scene following his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burpalo Bile
Col William
FL Cody
Bill
Denver
Marshfield Fire News and Community Notes from 1882
A January 23 1882 report recalls Marshfield’s Rivers House fire leaving a total loss with no water or ladders available. The Rivers House, built in 1880 by Louis Rivers, suffered major damage and furnishings were saved. The item also covers local topics: incorporation talk, timber and log shipments to Upham Brothers, road right of way purchases near Neillsville, court clerk search, local visits, and a lone obituary for Allie Athio.
Buffalo Bill Remembered in Reverent Life and Legacy
A nostalgic tribute recalls Buffalo Bill Cody as a towering figure of the American West. The piece links his frontier shows, impact on culture, and enduring influence on national identity, while noting the void his absence leaves. Strong names like Custer Taylor Revere appear in reflective, non-graphic homage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hultale
Bullala
Custer
Zachary Taylor
Barry Lee
Paul Revere
Coy
Grant
Buffalo Bill
Woman Seeks Doctor Bill After July Parade Injury
Mrs. Marie Toyer of Nekoori filed a claim with the State Industrial Commission for medical expenses after she says she fell from a float during Grand Rapids Fourth of July festivities last year. She contends she was married shortly after the accident. the commission has rejected her request for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Toyer
Nekoori
State Industrial Commission
Grand Rapids
of Iieet
Boyer
Opponents Warn on Broad Advertising Regulation
The Cincinnati Enquirer argues against a proposed bill to curb alcohol and related advertising, warning it could enable government censorship of all printed matter. It contends the measure would threaten press freedom and set a dangerous precedent for restricting tobacco and other goods, urging careful consideration by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
Cincinnati
Congress
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Uneburton
Chiesgro
Aire
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Wa, Knapp
Harry Coster
Zuel
Harare Teasen
Charles Sommers
Clarence Feft
Atey
George J. Weatherly
Waupaea
Ipand Rapils
Draxler Bros
Gebert Millagare
Chicago
Marie Platteler
Josoph Platteter
Joseph Kundinger
Joseph Hachreiney
Martin Draxley
Milwaukee
Mra. 8. G. OF
Brion
John Weber
JL. Schulmacher
Peter Weber
Toy
Col. Bissell
WesQurees
Artugl
Baliunce
Nablutiat Dank
Usaid
Vane
Je Renage
Nya Sae
Cholat
Acer
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
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TIMES
Ueyden
Gore
Howse
Neil
iLanon
Sean
Rivers
Louis Rivers
Maashfield
Marshftelu
Amherst
St. Louis
C. M. Upham & Bro
Isaac Stephenson
L. Park
J. Morell
Menasha
Swithin Wall
Mal
Lincoln County
Phillips Badger
Neillsville
Northeastern Rye
Mer
Uphany Bros
Hiros
Newhall Medford
Beyers
Lockpwoorl
M. Ly. Aid Society
Oil School House
Eenaeonue
Town News
Mali Cuie
Abmiham Atlio
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Fabout
Allie
Marghfield
Oxema
Gifford-Young
Adler Theater
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