Marshfield Scouts Organize First State Band
Director Theodore A. Steinmentz has organized the Wisconsin State Boy Scout Band in Marshfield with 33 members. Officers include President Pred Braem and Secretary Treasurer Charles Braem. Rehearsals are Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Boy Scout hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A. Steinmentz
Second Regiment
Pred Braem
Charles Braem
Boy Scout's
Sywisconsin State Boy Scout
United States
Norman Hahn
Fred Braem
William Burns
Homer Radcliffe
Tony Hansem
Edward Zeck
John Raah
Ralph Jleer
Norman Altman
Wilfred Thiel
George Rive
Leo Shapiro
Harley Roe
Raymond Meer
Allison Bly
Emeron Schultz
Cyril Ballam
Howard Fleer
Byron Thiel
Clarence Olson
Loyd Whitney
James Weener
Francis Leonhard
Clarence Hell
Frank Stauss
Howard Radcliffe
Edward Modawitz
Tony Wagner
William Braem
Guernsey Breeders Hold Enthusiastic Wood County Meet
Wood County Guernsey Breeders held their annual meeting at the Wood County Normal Building in Grand Rapids. J Ross Porter was elected president, A P Bean secretary, and William Burhop treasurer. Prof Hoppert praised the event, discussed plans to import pure bred heifers, and a slide lecture highlighted breed improvements and efficiency.
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Wood County
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Wood County Normal Building
Grand Rapids
William R. Burhopp
Richfield
Hoppert
Guernsey
W. W. Clark
School of Agriculture
D. Ross Porter Richfield
A. P. Bean
Vesner
William R. Burhopn
Mynl. Hoppert
Change of Venue Taken in Githens Schilling Case
A change of venue moves from Wood County Circuit Court to Marathon County Court in the action of C. A. Githens versus Edward Schilling. The Wood County plaintiff seeks $450 alleged to be due from funds sold by the defendant via an agent. Local color remarks appear about gun culture in the country.
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Wausau
Wis
Theircuit Court
Wood County
Thcuit Court
Marathon County
C. A. Githens
Edwar Schilling
Stingiest Man I Ever Knew Yet Seen in La Crosse
The note quotes E. W. calling a man at La Crosse the stingiest person he has known for removing unused Christmas seals from letters to reuse next year. The remark ends with a confused question: And now after all is said and done, why is Darnell?
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E. W
la Crosse
Darnell
Man of Mysteries at Adler Tonight at New Adler
Laurant and company bring a three part program to the New Adler opera house for the fourth lecture in the High School course. Laurant, renowned magician, tours the United States and Canada and has earned medals from colleagues.伴 The show features sleight of hand, a new French trick Mystic Le Chateau, the Wizard's Supper banquet tricks, and Past and Present. Wells Watson Ginn presents a reader and impersonator, praised for Te Wore King.
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Laurant
Adler Opera House
Eugene Laurant
Lyceum
Yceum Bureau
United States
Canada
Ernest Grandolph
Edward Stigler
Wells Watson Ginn
Neutrality perhaps from the Farmer's Journal
Miss Bridget Pentowski leaves for Wakefield Michigan to visit relatives. The column critiques charity for publicity and bromide phrases in society notices, noting weariness with repeated hails of esteemed and popular young ladies in the community.
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Farmer's Journal
Bridget Pentowski
Wakefield, Mich
What Keeps People From Trying It and Its Role
A fragment discusses a force hindering actions and its effect on women at Wisconsin, suggesting it prevents equal franchise and prompting readers to draw their own conclusion. The text implies a broader social influence and echoes period debate on equality.
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M. T
Wisconsin
Words of Praise for Catholic Knights in Marshfield
Frank Lenschen visits Marshfield to install Branch 74 C. E. of Wis. at St. John's hall. The event draws a crowded audience with music, a Bavarian play, and toasts. Rev. Volz and Stehling attend. Joseph Meidl praised as secretary.
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Marathon Times
Frank Lenschen
Marshfield
C.E
Wis
St. John’s School
Itas
Beaneh
St. Johne
J. K. Stauber
Philip Baumann
Knights of the Garter
Knights of the Scissors
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Joseph Meidl
Cabbage Contracts Offered by Libbey McNeill & Libbey
Libbey McNeill and Libbey propose a local cabbage contract to farmers. A sauerkraut machine would be installed if 200 acres are contracted, enabling a city market and weekly harvest payments. Nearby towns report success, and Marshfield farmers are urged to inquire for details.
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Libbey, McNeill & Libbey
Marshfield
Spencer Cheese Factory Officers and Milk Payments Reported
News of the Week notes Spencer Cheese Factory officers including Clerk Charles Frederick and Treasurer Willigs feobs with proprietor Joh G Holasehah reporting 320 801 07 paid to farmers for milk in 1914. Mil ladore Creamery patrons received 42000 in milk and cream payments. 150000 pounds of butter produced. Other items cover Vilas county police selling a slayer’s name, plus Wood county cases of check fraud and forgery with sentences and paroles.
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Spencer Cheese Factory
Charles Frederick
Willigs Feobs
Fred
Edward Miller
William Hubert
Joh G. Holasehah
Milladore Creamery
Milladore
George Hooper
Bert Leizen
Charles L. Peterson
John Malik
C. Kol
Joseph Prausadn
Tanate J. Grasee
John Farrell Sr
Vilas County
David Kato
Pehlns
Wis
W. Timm
Wood County
Grand Rapids
Judge Park
George T. Rowland
Valentine Kasinski
Junution City
Green Bay Reformatory
Frank Dix
Junction
State and City May Start a College
Marshfield residents may see a new business college operated by the industrial board of education. A night school with day courses in bookkeeping typing and stenography could open downtown if quarters are found. The board seeks interest from townspeople and outside students and asks Prof Otte to hear from interested parties this week.
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Industrial Board of Education
Pio
Times
Otte
Hambrecht Honored with Assembly Judiciary Chair
Assembly Speaker L Whittel named George P Hambrecht of Weed County to chair the judiciary committee. He also joined the rules committee and the special committee on rules, with strong support from friends in the county reflecting a capable Madison representation.
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Isemblyman
George P. Hambrecht
Assembly
L. Whittel
Hambrecht
Weed County
Madison
Loyal Boy Killed Stealing Ride In Schenectady
Myron Goodwin, son of Mir and Mrs. William Goodwin of Loyal, was instantly killed at Schenectady New York while attempting to ride a fast freight train. He fell from the top of the car as the train crossed a bridge. Letters from his parents confirmed his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal
Myron Goodwin
Mir
Wiliam Goorwin
Schengetady
N.Y
Greenwood Man Died Here After Hospital Shooting
Albert Dellenbeck of Greenwood was shot at the hospital Sunday and died from appendicitis complications. He was fifty two years old. The body will be taken to Janesville for burial.
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Greenwood
Albert Dellenbeck
Janesville
Market prices for hay and farm staples in 1910s listing
The itemized market sheet shows hay prices with No 1 Timothy at 9.00 and other hay grades with no call. Grain and feed items list wheat at 1.20 per bushel and up, oats 0.48 and up, rye 1.10 and up, corn bulk 28.00 per ton, bran 25.00 per ton, oil meal 39.00 per ton, pig feed 20.00 per ton, and related bulk feeds from Spark Cereal Company. Butter, live-weight beef and pork, veal, hides, and poultry prices appear in scattered line entries.
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Spark Cereal Company
Canada finds way to give men work in Edmonton gold mining
The Edmonton city council tapped the local gold mining potential along the Saskatchewan River to provide employment for men displaced by the war economy. Experienced miners offered instruction as about 200 men took up work, earning roughly one and a half to two dollars a day during August and September.
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Europe
Edmonton
Canada
Saskatchewan
Counseil
Klondike
Popular Mechanics
Soo Line Reports Gain On December Freight Increase
Agent F. B. Roe reports Marshfield Soo station freight rose in December 1914 over December 1913. The gain in cars shipped and freight received was 2207.04 dollars, reflecting a healthy year end uptick in wood shipments and overall traffic.
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Ures
Marshfield Soo Station
F. B. Roe
Wood .Oe
Marshfield Cases in Court at Special Term
Multiple Marshfield cases appeared at the recent special term of the circuit court in Grand Rapids. Several matters were continued. A jury ruled for the defendant in H. J. Johannes vs. Jacob Sturm on a note. Divorces granted include Bertha Krieg by guardian ad litem from Thomas Krieg and Katie Zaluskey from Joseph Zaluskey, with attorneys E C Pors and A B E Andrews appearing for plaintiffs and defendants respectively.
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Marshfield
Grand Rapids
H. J. Johannes
Jacob Sturm
Bertha Krieg
Guardian Ad Litem
Thomas Krieg
E. C. Pors
C. B. Edwards
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Marshfield, Wisconsin
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Wood County Fanciers
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Shrelu
Daoin
Man OF Mysteries
ADLER
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SOO Line
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