Law Benefits Rural Schools in County
County Superintendent Robert Morris uses a new state law granting 150 dollars yearly per district for first class rural schools. He has received several applications and expects more before August 1. Applicants must meet sixteen requirements including heating, separate outbuildings, blackboard space, maps, dictionaries, catalogues, primers, floor care, teaching standards, desks, recitation seats, a bookcase, and window shades.
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Robert Morris
Morris
Married couples join church ceremonies in Marshfield
Miss Clara Kohl and Engineer Archie Schubert unite in marriage at St. Joan's church in a grand ceremony. The couple, lifelong residents, plan a southern state honeymoon and will reside near Kohl millinery. Also, Miss Hattie Helm and Edward Sherry wed at St. John's church with a small ceremony and home reception, the Times offering best wishes.
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St. Joan's Catholic Church
Clara Kohl
Archie Schubert
Volz
Anna Kohl
Frank Lucas
John G. Kuhl
Chestnut Street
Schubert
Louis Schubert
Times Office
Ashland
The
Times
Hattie Helm
Edward
Sherry
St. John's Catholic Church
Mamie Thebe
Oscar Hoffman
North Central Avenue
Gust Helm
Times Force
Louis Sherry
Blodgett
Unique Popular Theatre Offers Varied Week Program
The Unique Theatre features a mix of films this week including The Blind Boy John gets mad Mike the Model At the Park Smith's bad luck Children's Reformatory and The Illustrated Song Snuggle up Closer with continuous shows from 7 30 to 10 30 pm Two weekly program changes occur Monday and Thursday and the venue will stay open all summer except two weeks in August 6000 feet of motion pictures are shown weekly Mrs Mary E Benjamin and daughter Edith of Lafayette Ind visit Mr and Mrs R H Dill then plan a trip to Superior Note mentions falcon hunting using small birds in Asia for rulers and wealthy patrons
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Unique
John
Mike
Smith
Mary E. Benjamin
Edith
Lafayette
Ind
R. H. Dill
Carney to Open New Store in Madison as Carney Lanz Co
M P Carney the clothing merchant plans to move to Madison soon and operate Carney Lanz Clothing Co a corporation near the State capitol. He has long resided in Marshfield and is closing out his business there. The current Carney building is leased to Hertel Hoffman Watertown who will run a high grade ready made clothing haberdasher and a tailoring shop.
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M. P. Carney
Madison
Carney-Lanz Clothing Co
State Capitol
Mr. Carney
Marshfield
Carney
Adam Paulus
Messrs
Unclaimed Letters At Marshfield Post Office
Uncalled letters as of June 23 1908 include Bliss Mr Dill Corbett Frances Webber D C Woodrough Jess H Persons urged to claim and say advertised at Marshfield post office P M Joan F Core.
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Marshfield
Low Round Trip Rail Rates to Colorado Cities
Tickets sold daily June 1 to September 30 for Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Chicago Union Pacific and Northwest Line. Return limit October. Two fast through trains daily. The Colorado Special offers one night to Denver. For booklets apply to any North Western Line ticket agent. A new line of surprise presents will be given at the Unique on Saturday nights soon. Watch for the ad.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Chicago
Union Pacific & N. W
Colorado
North Western Line
Asta
Unique
Training School Seeks Applicants for Next Year
M H Jackson announces open enrollment for the Wood County Training School with fall classes starting September 8. He touts strong graduate placement, college credit prospects, and assistance in securing board or work, urging prompt applications and cooperation from the community.
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Wood County
State Department
M. H. Jackson
Death of George Seitz Pioneer Farmer in Marshfield
George Seitz, a well known pioneer farmer, died suddenly of heart failure at his son-in law William Cramer's home in Marshfield's Third ward. Born December 6, 1841 in Bevern Germany, he immigrated in 1866 and settled in Washington county before moving to Marshfield in 1880. He leaves a daughter Mrs. William Cramer and son John Seitz of Rozellville. funeral held at St. John's church with Rev. Fr. Voss leading.
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George Seitz
Wiliam Cramer
Mr. Seitz
Cramer
Raymond Cramer
William Cramer
John Seitz
Rozellville
St. John’s Catholic Church
Voss
Frank Weigl
Eclipse Not Visible Here In Marshfield
Clouds covered the sky Sunday morning so the solar eclipse scheduled for that time could not be seen in Marshfield. The sun was partially obscured in other cities to the south from 8 30 to 11 30 a m.
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Marshfield
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Unique Popular Theatre
Asia
Watertown
Ing School
Ameun
Case & Johnson
South Central Avenue
Sitt
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Pioneer
D. M. Glassnar Dept
Sheerin Hardware CO
Central Ave
Sheerin
Sexton Brothers
Incorporated
Taylor & Scott Co., Wood County Abstracts
Sort Norte
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin