Smallpox Rumors and Precautions Trump Marshfield
A Marian Marshfield article reports a single smallpox case in the Regenfuss family on Center Avenue. Doctors confirm the diagnosis, quarantine rules are enacted, and officials urge vigilance and vaccination to prevent spread amid fears of wider outbreak and public anxiety.
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Doh
Teegenfuss
Reapke Place
Center Avenue
Duke Wilehelm
Regenfuss
Wahle
Regenluss
Stygenfuss
Palivats
Wisconsin Bird Protection Proposal Aims for Stronger Law
Audubon societies in Wisconsin, led by Mrs. W. H. Upham, seek a strengthened state bird protection bill modeled on the federal act with state modifications. They anticipate agricultural department support and plan petitions to press passage. Separately, Marshfield reports arctic visitors and a pair of house fires cause property losses totaling around $1,700, with the fire origin remaining unknown.
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Lacy
Congress
Audubon Societies of
Wisconsin
W. H. Upham
Wiining
Indiana
Agricultural Department
Washington
Upham Stods
Maine
The
Ornithological Union
United States
Hudson Bay
Sretic
Hustling Knights of Woodcraft Lodge Formed in City
A new Hustling Knights of Woodcraft lodge, auxiliary to the M W Awarder, recently started with 26 members. Charter members list ACP Gupull Charley Marches James Chriswusen P C Kraus Jake Losslyoug Fred Laplont Peter Hull. The order aims to collect one dollar from each member to fund assessments for forgetful brothers. Meetings are held every Saturday night and the joining fee is one dollar.
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M. W
ACP
Gupull
Charley Marches
James Chriswusen
P. C. Kraus
Jake Losslyoug
Fred Laplont
Peter Hull
Bover
Norably
the Royal Advisee
Seicester
Ingle
Sngozer
Queen Victoria Dead and Succession to Throne
Victoria queen of Great Britain and Ireland and Empress of India died at 6 30 p m on Tuesday evening. Born May 24 1819 she ascended the throne June 20 1837 and ruled sixty four years. The Prince of Wales becomes king, heir to a long line of royal blood.
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Victoria
Great Britain and Ireland
India
Victor
Prince of Wales
Bee
Mill activity and shipments across Wisconsin mills
Logging items report sawmill operations at Vespar Pittsville Stevens Point and Marshfield with new mills and large log deliveries. The Chicago Creamery Packing Company buys land for a venster factory. Roddis Veneer and Upham mills increase output while Hafer Kalsched Gumps and others expand rail deliveries and stockpiles. Overall winter stock expected to nearly double prior years as bolts and logs flow from Wisconsin Central Cadets and surrounding stations.
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Clifford & Fox Lumber Company
Stevens Point
Butternut
Chicago Creamery Packing Company
Hafer & Kalsched
Colby
Cadou
E. EB. Winek
Marshfield Stave Company
Winey
Wisconsin Central
Extra train added for pulp wood hauled to Nekoosa mills
Due to rush of pulp wood, an extra train was added last Monday on the M and 5 line to haul wood to the Nekoosa paper mills. The train, arriving over the Great Northern route at 15 and 20 trips daily, is crewed by conductor Henry Welaby and engineer Pac UWayden, with a Wisconsin Central caboose at the end. The service carries no passengers and there is no confirmed Central interest in Mt B S TE.
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Rai Road
Nekoosa
Geetral
Henry Welaby
Pac Uwayden
The
Central
Home for Aged Masons Convention Planned in Milwaukee
Notices from Masonic members announce a February convention in Milwaukee with the Star selecting February 20 as the date. Headquarters will be at the Plankinton and the main business will be a report from a committee on plans to establish a Masonic home for aged members. A delegation from Suars will attend.
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Bustern
Milwaukee
Star
Plankinton
Principia
Busters Sur
Vais Slave
Ram Wis Etby
Stranger Dies at St Josephs Hospital
Donn Kline, a 25 year old unemployed man without known relatives, died Sunday at St Josephs Hospital after a two week stay. He had worked for Arpin Lumber Company, Manchester. An autopsy by the city physician revealed death from enlargement of the heart. The funeral was held Tuesday from Geo Upham's undertaking establishment at city expense.
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Donn Kline
St. Joseph's Hospital
Arpin Lumber Cn
Iheampire
Ahtian
Geo. Upham
Conductor Killed In Railroad Accident At Arcadia
Conductor Sweee Gage of the Gren Bay and Western railroad fell from a box out while switching an Arcadia on Tuesday and had both legs amputated. He lived 15 minutes. Former Northwestern employee, Gage made this place his home and was well known by many local railroad men.
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Sweee Gage
Gren Bay & Western Rilrord
Arcadia
Northwestern
Gage
Rathraad Nen Cot Ibis
Ely
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