Schoolhouse Plan Near Northwest Tracks Sparks Voter Action
A well attended annual school meeting with 500 voters approved a plan for a new four room brick schoolhouse south of Northwest tracks to serve 430 children. A bond issue of 16 000 dollars at five percent over eight years was adopted along with a 15 300 dollar yearly budget. Treasurer reported 12 007 76 on hand. Board members were elected: John A Hoffman Cracraft and F A Noll. Committees to audit the treasurer's books were appointed.
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E. M. Deming
Pallot
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Omaha
C. S. Vedder
PB. d. Kraus
Jol
Vedder
John Aa. Hoffman
John A. Hoffman
OR. Pollard
Ar. B. Cracraft
Cracraft
Sexton
Fry
W. SS. Heaton
F. A. Noll
Ur. Heaton
A. Noll
G. I. Reynolds
Louis Laemle
R. L. Kraus
Death of Mrs Amelia Hyde at eighty in Wegener home
Mrs Amelia Hyde mother of Mrs Hugo Wegener and Harlow Hyde died of pneumonia at the Wegener residence on Li street last Friday at 6 30 PM aged eighty. Funeral was at 3 PM Saturday from the residence and interment in Alderney. Born on the Hudson in 1829 she came to Wisconsin in 1830, life spent at Alderney where husband died in 1895. Survived by three daughters Mrs H C Wegener Mrs Emma Beyer and Miss Marie L Hyde and four sons Harlow John Lemuel and S E Hyde.
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Amelia Hyde
Hugo C. Wegener
Harlow Hyde
Wegener
Li Street
Alderney
H.C. Postlethiwaite
the Hudson
Wisconsin
Hyde
H. C. Wegener
This City
Emma Beyer
Oconto Falls
Marie L. Hyde
Milwaukee
John and
Lemuel Hyde
Visalia
Cal
S. E. Hyde
Boise City
Montana
New Law Firm for Marshfield Opens Later This Year
A. P. Lebner of Princeton, recent University of Law School graduate, plans to locate in Marshfield for practice. He will return from a western trip to open offices in September, joining his brother the district attorney under the name Lehner & Lehner.
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A. P. Lebner
Princeton
University Law School
Lerner
Reading
Lehner & Lehner
Boy Injured by Mower in Mar Wel Incident
A seven-year-old boy in Mar Wel was injured when he ran toward a mower tied to horses in a farm yard. One horse bit the gear and the boy suffered two severe gashes to his right leg and foot. He was taken to Dr. Miloee for treatment. doctors report no permanent injury is likely.
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Keorga
Mar Wel
Neeras Plavine
Tony
Miloee
Aero Naut Ehrnart Drowns After Balloon Collapse
Prof Ehrnart a famed Chicago aeronaut, died in Grand Rapids when his balloon collapsed at about 500 feet during a parade. The parachute failed as he tried to free it, entangled in the balloon fabric and carried into the river. A balloon leak caused the fatal accident and rescue arrived too late.
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Prof. Ehrnart
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Big Gas
Ebrhart
Sid
Norris & Rowe Circus Delights Fairgrounds Crowd
The Norris and Rowe circus at the fair grounds Tuesday drew a good crowd and offered a solid show with three elephants and a modest menagerie. Favorable weather and accessible acts left visitors from nearby towns satisfied with the performance.
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Norris & Rowe
Fair Grounds
Sky Rocket Crash Into Bank Building Sky-Light
A large sky rocket with a long stick crashed through a skylight at the American National Bank building on Monday night, landing inside the room. Officials warn rockets are dangerous when launched in residential areas and this is the only accident of its kind in town.
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American National Bank
Band and Company A Sail July 10 to Camp Douglas En Campment
Band and Company A leave July 10 on a special military train over the Omsha, arriving 10 30 for the Camp Douglas annual encampment of one week. Veterans intend to uphold strong performances, with a roster listing Sergeants, corporals, and kvates, and noting upcoming enlistments.
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Satuardar
Legond Repl
Omsha
Camp Douglas
Siany
Peter Hansen
Theodore Aa. Steinmetz
Fred Kohl
Frank Aigner
Frank Mettelka
Torkild Bille
Charles Tripp
Charles Marx
W. G. Arnold
John Z. O'Connor
Moses Lugient
Ray
Baseball on the Fourth in Owen and Arburndale
Elks defeated Owen 9 to 3 in a Lake Superior and Northern Wisconsin league clash highlighted by a long three bagger from Jack Revoyr driving in two. Cubs defeated Arburndale 18 to 6 with Rob Weber hitting the day’s longest drive, a four base homer, while Braem and Weber worked the batteries.
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Elks
Owen
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Revoyr
Stauss
Jack Revoyr
Cubs
Arburndale
Meneay
Braem
Weber
Rob Weber
Fire at W A Terrys Residence From Wood Alcohol Explosion
A fire at the home of W A Terry Tuesday morning started in the bathroom due to a can of wood alcohol exploding. Clothing and casings burned before extinguished. A domestic in Mrs Terry's service suffered minor hand burns.
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W. A. Terry
Patterson and Allyn break Chicago to Minneapolis record
E C Patterson of Chicago general advertising manager for Carrier's weekly and H H Allyn machinist tried to beat the Chicago to twin cities record. Delays included a ferry wait and a fine for speeding. They finished the run in 32 hours versus the 36 hour record, actual running time 22 hours, arriving in Minneapolis early Wednesday. Patterson departed Thursday seeking even faster time. The Marshfield Times offers a $20 Kodak premium for best dairy stock improvement composition in Wood county schools. Articles will be published in Dairy Belt Farmer. Dr Victor A Mason now located in new building opposite post office.
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E. C. Patterson
Chicago
Carier's Weekly
H. H. Allyn
Twin Cities
Eau Claire
Hudson
Minneapo
Patterson
Marshfield Times Co
Dastman Kodak
Wood ‘County
Wisconsin
Dairy Belt Farmer
Victor A. Mason
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