Well Water Analyzed Shows Past Pollution Evidence
State experts found suspicious traces of pollution in the Schoenhofen well water on Cherry street linked to typhoid cases. Chemical results report high chlorine and nitrate implying past surface water intrusion. bacteriological tests show fecal-type organisms suggesting contamination. The well appears deep and well-constructed, but rusted gas-pipe joints may have allowed entry of pollutants. Additionally, R. Connor Lumber Co. has begun a two story brick veneer office at Central Avenue and Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton L. Tupper
Schoenhofen
Cherry Street
Richard Fischer
A. B. Wingate
State Board of Health
B. L. Tupper
Marshfield
Wis
H. L. Russell
Wingate
Fourth of July Races at fair grounds attract crowd
The racing matinee and old fashioned Fourth of July celebration at the fair grounds Saturday will draw a good crowd with a strong program. Harness races promise lively contests, with prizes for foot, sack and bicycle events to fill delays. A horse show featuring imported stallions from LaFayette Importing Co. adds to the appeal, while Ed Kennedy of Auburndale showcases two hundred Shropshire sheep and a broad stock of horses and cattle. Kennedy’s bell method protects sheep from dogs and wolves, a simple, effective system that has kept his flock safe for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Marshfield
LaFayette
Bella
Ed Kennedy
Auburndale
Kennedy
Technicality halts city sewer bond plan amid state law flaw
City faces a technical setback as a 1901 law amendment and a 1901-1898 statute clause raise questions about bond issuance for sewer improvements. Officials plan a July 6 bond ordinance, expect no new election, and continue construction after a 30 day petition window.
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la Follette
Wipperman
Common Council
Marshfeld
Newsboys Band to Perform in City on July 14
The Journal Newsboys Band will give a program in this city on July 14 following the Happy Hour format of The Journal Newsboys Association. Soloists are touted as among the finest for their age with 16 year old violinist Henry Winsauer set to graduate next year from the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music and possibly pursue further study in Boston or Germany.
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Journal Newsboys
Journal Newsboys’ Association
Henry Winsauer
Wisconsin Conservatory, of Music
Boston
Germany
Winsauer
America
Upham's Great Catch At Point Comfort Bay
Frank R. Upham of this city rusticating at Chase O lakes near Waupaca for two weeks made a famed catch with his son Charlie. They hauled a pickerel weighing 15 pounds, 37 inches long and 18 inches in girth, the largest ever seen at the lakes. Photographs and sworn statements will be shown to friends on his return. In Grand Rapids last Friday a Green Bay and Winona freight collided with a Northwestern train at a crossing. Two cars derailed and a locomotive damaged. Fond du Lac crews cleared the scene and service resumed next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Upham
Chase O’ Lakes
Waupaca
Mr. Upham
Point Comfort Bay
Upham
Charlie
Princeton
Green Bay
Winona
Grand Rapids
Northwestern
Excursion to Marshfield Draws Manitowoc Visiters
Wisconsin Central planned an excursion from Manitowoc and intermediate points to Marshfield on Sunday July 12. A feature event will be a baseball game at the fair grounds between Marshfield and Stevens Point, described as a lively contest, with additional attractions promised for southern visitors in the town touted as the best in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central Company
Manitowoc
Marshfield
Stevens Point
Fair Grounds
McAuley Returns to Box at the Fair
Dr. W S Vowel traveled to Minneapolis and St Paul last week. James McAuley the wrestler agreed to meet Fred Beall in a featured bout at the fair August 24 to 27. Each man has won a match. the upcoming clash before the grand stand promises strong attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Vowel
Minneapolis
St. Paul
James McAuley
Fred Beall
Capt L D Olla Dead in San Francisco
C R Olin received the sad intelligence Wednesday that his brother L D Olin who visited here this spring died in San Francisco on June 27. Deceased was a man of high standing and well known here. He served four years in the Civil War in the 16th Wisconsin Volunteers and was for more than a year captain in the 48th Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Olin
L. D. Olin
San Francisco
Wisconsin
Hand Blown Off in Cannon Crackers Accident
T Akey of Rudolph lost his right hand when a firecracker exploded in his hand last Saturday evening. The blast tore away flesh from the palm and fingers and injured his head and face. Amputation was performed above the wrist. He had been holding the cracker as he lit it and could not throw it away in time.
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T. Akey
Rudolph
Mr. Akey
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New Lumber Office
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Central Avenue
Fourth Street
St. Louis
Board of Barber Commissioners
Linster & Welter
Linster &Welter
Rozellville Road
Baker’s
Baker
Council
Newsboys
McAuley
L. D. Olla
Brather
Madras
Edie
American National Bank
Resources
U.S
U. S
U.S. Treasurer
G. Lindemann
Oo. G. Lindemann
Cashier
A. L. Boulping
Notary Public
Wood Co
W. D. Conor
R. L. Kraus
E. E. Wincx
E. M. Demine
I. C. Marse
P. N. Curis
Horn
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