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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1917

Page

4

Yellowstone Trail Maintained for Marshfield District at Oshkosh Meeting

Delegates vote to keep Marshfield and Stevens Point on the Yellowstone Trail in Wisconsin. Resolved to run the route through Chippewa and nearby towns with minor adjustments. plan a governors tour, summer convention in Marshfield, and continued promotional efforts including trail bureaus and road reports. Marshfield representatives I P Tiffault Otto Scharmann and E S Bailey join Frank Cramer Hewitt N M Berg and J Verhulst in supporting the resolution and organizing efforts.

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Incoming Marsh guardsmen to return home with jobs sought

The Marsh guardsmen, about 130 strong, head home as the Second Wisconsin regiment is ordered back. Town figures foresee a wave of employment as local manufacturers and officials urge openings and lay plans to aid veterans returning to civilian life.

American National Re Elects Officers

At the annual meeting of stockholders at National Bank, directors were reelected. Officers named include President W. J. Cannon, vice president L A Chitt. Nier-Thoyn. treasurer Jack Leinwan. secretary Boy fastory Teerrase. The board reported a sound financial stance and steady progress.

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Frederik the Great Refuses Cards in Public Show

Frederik the Great, famed card expert and magician, is billed to perform at the AWer theater on January 30 and 31 but will not gamble or play cards. He says he avoids cards due to fatigue and a belief it could affect his logic, despite years of constant card work. He holds a medal with three large diamonds won in open competition in London. The event is part of a Magic Circle staged contest in St George’s Hall with judges and an all-magic audience.

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Quick work at hospital at Marshfield

Mrs Henry Bremer went to the barn? at Marshfield at noon where surgeons replaced her shoulder which was dislocated. She returned the same day.

Henry Bremer Btar Marshfield Abbotsford

Sunday liquor ban tight in Wood County Marshfield

Sunday in Marshfield and Wood County was largely dry with only two saloons open and serving soft drinks. District Attorney John Roberts warned saloonkeepers to close on Sundays starting January 21 1907 or face proceedings. A liquor dealers meeting discussed observance, with some doors locked and back rooms left open for warmth for customers. The DA's letter urged all keepers to discontinue improper Sunday sales and warned of prosecutions for violations.

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Mark Fenner Pardoned by Gov Philip for 1883 Murder

Gov EB Philip granted a full pardon to Mark N Fenner after thirty three years at Waupun. The condemned man killed an elderly man named Hestor during a northern logging run, stole his mules, and was sentenced to life in 1883. Fenner later engineered a factory machine in prison and briefly worked in a Fond du Lac shoe factory.

EB. L. Philipn Mark N. Fenner Waupun Fenner Hestor Adams County Ore Sherry State Fond du Lac

Luther Quadricentenary Year Observed Worldwide

Luther's 400th anniversary marks the nailing of Luther's ninety five theses in Wittenberg. Lutheran churches adopt a commemorative seal reading Luther Quadricenten nial 3517 1917 with Luther tacking the theses. Seals cost one cent each.

Ninetown Martin Luther Wittenberg Germany Luther

Obituary: Dr Albert B Crawford of Edgar Dies

Dr Albert B Crawford longtime Edgar resident died Monday at 2 25 am after pneumonia. Born July 27 1849 at Crawford's Hill near Mayville he served in the First Infantry of the Pennsylvania militia earning bronze medals for bravery. He married Sarah Ponnal Bird in 1876. five children survived including Earl B Crawford editor of The Edgar News. He moved across Wisconsin and served in the Spanish American War era militia. At death he was vice president of the Central Wisconsin Dental Society. Funeral services were held in Edgar with burial in Marshfield.

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Axel Lindblom dies after stroke in Marshfield area

Axel Lindblom died at his daughter Mrs Andrew Asp’s home in Marshfield on Sunday morning at eleven o'clock from heart failure. Born July 28, 1841 in Norptjopins Sweslon he lived as a journeyman mason and later moved with his family to Minneapolis Hutchinson and finally Marshfield in 1900. He leaves wife and daughter Mrs. Andrew Asp. funeral at 2 p.m. today from the residence.

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Rev. T. Harry Kelly to speak at Hilltory event

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sermon by Rev. T. Harry Kelly at a Hilltory location, with uncertain surrounding text. The readable fragment confirms a speaking engagement but lacks date, place rigor, or outcome details.

Funeral of Admiral Dewey Honored at Naval Ceremony

Navy officials and dignitaries honored Admiral Dewey at a naval ceremony. Guardsmen in Texas paid tribute by standing at salute for a full minute at the stroke of ring o'clock.

Dewey Naval Navy Texas

Chamberda Cough Remedy Proves Most Effectual, Advertised Claim

A testimonial from J R Moore of Lost Valley Georgia praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for hacking coughs and colds, stating that after taking it the cough always disappears. The ad notes availability everywhere.

Chamberda Chamberlain Cols J. R. Moore Lost Valley

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