Local notices and entertainment plus Marshfield Creamery sale
A fragmented page notes a variety of items including a church event by Mrs Bum garner and elocution class in Marshfield Wis, a staged program with students and songs, and a sale by execution of the Marshfield Creamery. Bidders were few, the sale price reached 740 dollars, ownership transferred to Johnson Petersen and Christensen from Bakerville, with local farmers anticipated to operate a creamery in a suitable site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Dames. Johnson
John A. Petersen
PN. Cheistensut
Bakerville
Dugy
Tex
Messrs
Johrson
Petersen
Christensen
Accidents This Week Reported In Auburndale and Nearby Areas
A 16 year old, Louis Vankratz of Auburndale, nearly lost his left leg after his foot was caught in a hay press plunger during operation. doctors Lathrop and Hayward operated to remove shattered bone and attempt saving the limb. Other incidents include Peter Bouchaineg breaking his right leg in a lumber camp accident, a Lincoln child injuring an arm, a man struck on the head by a lumber skid, and Albin Iveson mortally wounded by a gun discharge while riding on a sleigh. The town and surrounding areas endure a week of injuries from workplace hazards and accidental shootings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Casper Vankratz
Auburndale
Lathrop
Hayward
Peter Bouchaineg
Iervypin
Qedar Hurst
Staadt Lumber Camps
Stratford
de. Wahl
Albin Iveson
Prentice
Toms From Sherry and Nearby Visitors
Ed Romedell traveled to Waupaca this week with Miss Lou Hooper and a Milladoro lady friend visiting last Thursday. Charley Holbrook and his companion from Junction City went to AubUYAdale for dinner but could not find a hotel, so returned to Sherry. The public school near Blepker was to open Monday but remains closed due to teacher disputes. A peddler and a young lady attracted attention, and the mother of Abe forced the gift to Mosinee while the escort fled. The piece condemns a Marshfield Demokrat correspondent for unfair remarks about a county officer and calls for a proper investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romedell
Waupaca
Lou
Hooper
Milladoro
Charley Holbrook
Junction City Buoday
Aubuyadale
Sherry
Ab Blepker
Abe " Witl
Mosinee
Last Sunday Storm Brings Snow and Busy Timber Trade
A Sunday storm turned to rain and sleet then snow, halting roads but boosting mills as heavy loads of bolts, cord wood, and logs begin moving Monday. The revival in business is seen as woodsmen report idle days ending and thousands of feet of logs piled for market, with five weeks of freezing weather ahead likely to keep activity lively.
TosNight Program by Badger State Band at Presbyterian Church
The Badger State Band presents a programs tonight including overtures and chamber pieces with selections by mandolin quartet, ocarina quintet, and soloists. University of Pennsylvania Adler invites attendees with admission priced 25 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger State
Presbyterian Church
Quariv Mru
Upham
Mbag Otto
Mianey
Nuweon
Waltreu
Winderseon
Dalley
Gur Pride
Briony
Fiend
Lichter
Che Ocarina
Cee
Stella Polka
Berndon Hb
Q. S. Midway
Wiley J. Moreh
University of Pennsylvania
Adler
Dackhaus controls Marshfield Bravery brewery stake
A factory war crisis eased when A I Backhaus of Kewaskum bought 184 shares from Hoffman Bartels Qalsched and Mrs Schmidt, giving him controlling interest in Marshfield Bravery Brewery. Wm Bartels previously led as president. new officers elected include A Fr Backhaus president Phil Adler vice president Emil Scheibe manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Buekhaas
Kewaskum
John Hoffman
Wa. Barlels, Haler & Qalsched
EB. Schmidt
Wm. Bartels
A Winter Resort Weather Fears And Northern Wisconsin Change
A winter resort note laments abnormally warm weather and fading snows in Northern Wisconsin. The piece jokes that arctic and tropical climates may swap places, recalling past sleighing seasons and forest logging, while predicting pine trees may yield to pineapples and canned ice cream on New Year’s. It contemplates shifting tourism toward southern visitors seeking mild winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Ays
Old Sai
Mother Earth
Cranberry Growers Hold Annual Meeting in Groog Rapids
The Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association met last week to tackle the water supply issue. They seek an unfailing source from 40 to 100 feet and plan spring or summer work with a $100 appropriation to sink a six to eight inch well. Officers elected include A. Bunpelt president and A. Seral vice president. Also noted is a Farmers Institute in Nagonville on February 2 and 8 at the Presbyterian church for farming improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers’ Association
Groog Rapids
A. C. Bunpelt
A. Seral
Faith Cure and Local Sermon Notes in January Entries
A Medford magician conducts a long distance faith cure to stop a bleeding tooth in a Marshfield man. The report, alongside church notes from Spencer and planned chicken-pie supper, covers Rev McMannis, Rev Pepper, and James Wilson of Bangor speaking at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vbin City
Medford
Arho Straightway
Hhus
McMannis
Spencer
B. FE
Pepper
Episcopal Ehurch
Greissinger
al. Hey
James Wilson
Bangor
The
Presbyterian Church
Prive Masquerade Ball Announcement
A private masquerade ball is announced for the evening of January 27. The note invites lovers of music and dance to attend and enjoys a grand event hosted by L. Hante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hante
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sautsey, D. B.S
Pontonice
Srubsell
Wis
Aayward
Suri
Sahin Cok
Marebserd. Wis
A. Krempter
D. D
Wright
Obics
Fullmer
Sargents Hotel
Byareluck
H ‘A. Lathrop
Sexfan
Coutaches Advokaton
Mongy
Livise
W. T.poad
Denrarr
Cedar St
Tueth
Marshiield
Alcorn
M.D
Seronga Ave
Slavens Point
A. Williams
Rohavel
Marshnield, Wis
Lonergan
Ollie Tradler
Tiffoul & Kamps
CNY
Yolay Hone
Bumgarner
Methodist Church
Messia
Sterie
Inclair
Vaughn
Stierle
Ceens
Thiveliks
Douglas Chis
Vidytoof
Zelia Bog
Christitas Tore” Roe
Flore Gavan
Boutay
Marialia Gnu
Gorwing
Dawais Hon
Ieee
Hitler Gurwing
Corte Vauant
Hollipalace Justice
Leadville
Marstifield Creamery
John Spuebler
Lincoln
Budge
Toms
Dackhaus
Marshfield Bravery
Cranberry Meeting
Farmers ® Institute
Nagonville
Farmers’ Institute
Hull
Ube Presbyterian
John E. Paine
Wrigh’t Bakery
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