Good Pictures From Marshfield Company A Group Photo
Mail delays prevented last week's Times from printing photographs of Company A and its officers. The individual photos by Buerto Troos show the Marshfield company leaders clearly, with excellent likenesses. The group shot is praised as among the best in the region, thanks to ideal light and well posed faces.
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The
Times
Duluth
Company A
Marshfield
Buerto Trros
Marshfield Company
Davison
Notice to Farmers About Chautauqua Performances
Farmers invited to six days of continuous performances including music and oratory from July 10 to 15. Admission two dollars. Interested parties should send to C. W. Otto in Marshfield for the program.
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Chautauqua
C. W. Otto
Marshfield
WM. S. Hart
Hill
Traveling with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
This ad-like fragment promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a necessity for travel on trains and ships. It warns that attacks of Howel complaints can be sudden and severe, urging preparation and noting availability at sea shores.
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Chamberlain
Landlords' Notice Rent Offer for Shared House
Property seeker Frank P. Hroch of Now Lisbon seeks to rent a house between four and eight rooms. He invites landlords to make offers based on available space and terms. Contact details provided.
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Frank P. Hroch
Lisbon
Wistl
Oshkosh B Company Singers Block Passage at Camp Douglas
A Limes man reports Oshkosh B Company in jovial mood at Camp Douglas. They sang favorite songs to a crowd that blocked the passage between tents before dress parade. The last tune before parade ended with a lively chorus.
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Camp Douglas
Oshkosh B
Mother A World To Me Poem Across The Letters
A short verse frames a loving acrostic that spells Mother through H I R and R as symbols of care. Simple sentimental lines honor a mother with heart and eyes lit by love, presenting a child’s affectionate tribute.
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Mother
Camp life notes bring humor and morale from Company T
A Saturday at the military camp features a rookie teased for starting a song and nearly mobbed by fifty peers in playful punishment. The day includes dress parade and varied incidents that lift spirits, with spectators enjoying the recreation and all units reporting smooth, hardship-free Sundays.
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Company T
Printers Go A Fishing On Independence Day
The Times closed all day to honor a holiday policy and let staff take time off. The weekly edition was handed in Monday evening, rural subscribers receive the paper Wednesday morning, and the city edition was distributed by carriers on the Fourth of July.
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The
Times
Carranza May Find He Is Not Head Of Mexican Iskyrocket
A cryptic note from the New York Sun hints at Carranza’s possible role as a central figure in a Mexican project nicknamed Iskyrocket, suggesting leadership questions and unclear aims amid tumultuous regional politics.
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Carranza
Istick
New York Sun
Call for Fifty Men as Reserve Guard in Marshfield
Marshfield to organize a second Wisconsin National Guard company, designated Company B, Second Regiment, First Brigade. Capt Leo Schoenhofen restored to active duty to recruit and train volunteers locally at the armory, inviting men aged 18 to 85 to enlist and prepare for possible federal service.
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Marshfield
Wisconsin National Guard
Wisconsin
United States Service
Lea H. Schoenhofen
National Guardsmen
Marshfield Guards Muster In For National Duty
Company A of the Second Wisconsin National Guard was mustered into federal service at 5 p m Friday. Every member took the oath, with seven of Sheboygan’s company refusing and ending up in the guardhouse. Wisconsin troops aim for foreign duty though exact departure time remains undetermined. Battery A and Troop from the artillery left Saturday for the border, with A of the Wisconsin Cavalry at San Antonio awaiting orders.
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Wisconsin National Guard
United States
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Cavalry
San Antonio
Tex
Brothers Join The Marshfield Fire Department Volunteers
At a Marshfield fire department meeting two new volunteers were elected to replace men who have joined the colors for Camp Douglas. They are Lovelle Shorty Loiselle and his brother Alycede Ally Alj, both connected with the Overland agency.
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Marshfield
Marshfield Edged Mosinee in Benefit Game 1 to 0
A warm fair day saw Marshfield suffer a 1 to 0 defeat to Mosinee in a charity baseball game that closed the city season. Krahn started for Marshfield with Revayr finishing, while Fahvier stood for Mosinee. Kehrberg’s fifth inning error produced the lone run as Mosinee totaled four hits to Marshfield’s three. The piece notes fund-raising success and a soldier mail address tip.
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Marshfield
Mosinee
Marshfiel
Krahn
Revayr
Fahvier
Mosince
Garre
Kehrberg
Association
Tayers
What to Send to Boys in the Army
A military letter discusses officers' strictness, noting the commander must resemble a father to 150 men. It stresses that discipline is essential as soldiers are away from home and may resist perceived harshness.
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Tehey
John Smith
2Nd
Wisconsin Infantry
Camp Douglas
Wis
Notice to Farmers Seeks Interest in Inclusive Formances
A fragmented notice invites farmers to indicate interest in a series of inclusive entertainments and performances. It presses audience participation and hints at a broader community event.
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