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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1919

Page

5

Outing trips and city notices fill local pages

Local notes report Wowico Camp Fire Girls outing near Nekoosu and Red Arrow Movies at Adler Friday and Saturday. Various residents travel for study, visits, and vacations to Milwaukee, Waukesha, Chicago, Stevens Point, and Kenosha. City political moves include twenty two saloon licenses granted and wage increases for city workers. Also listed are theater showings, club meetings, and local business changes.

Wowico Nekoosu Red Arrow Movies Adler Marshal Warner Stevens Point F. B. Warner W. T. Pond Woolworth eTte Jess Williard Harry Vedder Waukesha H. A. Vedder Elden Buckmaster Milwaukee Milwaukee School of Engineering Winterburn Drug Company E. L. Cummings Exytha Westboro Adelaide Koenig Waupaca Henry Kalsched William Hot Springs Arkansas Julia Wendt Lime Ridge Edith Lagchinski Kenosha H. Loveland R. L. Saleman Wausan Clara Kimball Young Tae Claw Aditer Theater

Marshfield News Highlights Local Events And Visitors

Evening crowds and a busy week are reported in Marshfield with large ticket sales and a packed crowd at an event. Visitors from La Crosse and Seattle united for family visits, while Beell and Witt staged a wrestling exhibition on the Fourth. Local businesses advertise services from EB Burnham beauty to Normington Laundry’s rebranding. City crews plan oiling streets, power line work joins Biron and Stevens Point, and Marshfield gains a new office for federal employment duties. The Jackies Jazz band drew dancers at the Armory, and auto travel to nearby cities increased as roads improve. The State Council of Defense dissolves on June 30 after two years of wartime service.

F. F. Schei Vesta Puerner Fort Atkinson R. C. Hastings Harvey Pink Ovonomowoe Milwaukee Blodgett Sheerin Waupaca A. Born Olive Thomas Waukesha Fred Seehafer A. ©. Koch Menominee Mich Koch John Rosa Wright Charles Noll St. Paul Reuben Street Commission Adam Guckenberger Tiest George Wahle Washington University Medical School St. Louis St. Joseph's Hospital Vagabond France Adler Theater Ethel Buckmaster Lawrence College Appleton Clintonville Four Wheel Drive Auto Company Ina Ganzel Kahl Noyes Minn Fairbanks Alaska Clyde Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church Albert Johnson C. B. Edward Connor Campbell Krasin Grand Rapids Consolidated Dated Power Company Hollister Rocky Mountain Sexton-Demgen Drug Co Central Avenue Matt Thorn Peter Borens Aagelville Borens Puerner Creamery Company Woodford Hall Claire Spencer Entertainment Park Jackies Naval Jazz Band Normington Brothers Laundry The Normington Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company F. H. Normington Charles Normington Irene Normington Glen Kraus P. J. Kraus LaGrange Citizens Publishing Company Kraus Martin Adler Marshfield Bakerville Hewitt Adler Consolidated Water Power and Pager Company of Biron Stevens Point Jackies Armory Hall State Council of Defense

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Hart, Schaffner & Marx Hasselbalch-Mack Co Georgette Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Co Voile Adolph Warner la Crosse Anna Bartel Cathryn Helen Arthur Seattle Washington Frei Beell Herman Witt Rib Lake Beell Witt Trio Theater United States Employment Office Adams Juneau Portage Wood Wausau D. Lundgren Amos Roll E. S. Bailey Louis Lacmle First National Bank Marshfield, Wisconsin
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