Cucumber Experiment Prompts Northern Wisconsin Plant Plan
The Wisconsin Central Railway Industrial Department eyes a test by two cucumber firms to prove northern cultivation possible. They seek salting stations and a pickle factory, hoping farmers plant now for inspection by a visiting factory inspector. If successful, a pickling plant may be built here with strong per acre profits and steady factory prices. Milwaukee hosts its first annual horse show in July with widespread interest and high ticket sales.
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Wisconsin Central Railway
Wisconsin
Industrial Department of the Central
Milwaukee
Virginia
West
Sewer Work Delayed by Rain and Pipe Shortage
The sewer project has faced a ten day delay due to rain and a shortage of pipe from manufacturers. Mr. Ogden in charge says adequate pipe will arrive soon and the crew will rush progress. A large fligning machine operates daily drawing crowds of spectators.
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Ogden
Presbyterian Church notes for Sunday services
Presbyterian Church announces July 12 services with morning sermon at 10 30 by H C Millard and evening service at 9 45. Bible school at noon Junior C E at 3 pm Y P C E prayer meeting at 6 45. Leader Una Dow. Special testimonial claims by Dr Secrist and sewing machine dealer F J Senn promote home services and repairs.
Many Local Visitors and Travels Across Marshfield
A long list records visits and trips of residents and guests including William Wepfer of Stevens Point, Miss Adele Pankow in Nebraska, Misses Chamberlain from Stevens Point, and Mrs. Fred Gross to Chicago. Names such as H. S. Mulvey, Phillip Stadler, W. H. Lind, and J. C. Marsh appear with brief travels to cities like Alma, Wausau, Green Bay, and Milwaukee, alongside theater and library activities and a Beidel-Iable wedding reception in Hewitt.
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William Wepfer
Stevens Point
J. B.-White
Alma
Mabel Budge
Bentz
Wausau
Adele Pankow
Nebraska
H.$. Mulvey
Loyal
Phillip Stadler
W. H. Lind
Fred Schroeder
Tomah
F. H. Ward
Fred Szebsdat
Edgar
Gust Brucks
Julians Welsh
Joe Hafer
Milwaukee
John Lehner
Dodge County
Marshfield
Fred Allovan
Pike Lake
Field
E. C. Mintner
Chas
Dreier Lef Eldorado
L. J. Whittemore
Princeton
Addie Wheelock
Mamie Longeven
E. B. Pulling
James McCrossen
J. G. Heaton
Edith Heaton
W. S. Heaton
Reedsburg
H. C. Hunt
Eugene R. Johnston
Green Bay
Smith-Premier Typewriter Company
Messrs. and Mesdames
Herman Williams
Clayton Fuller
F. J. Senn
Hewitt
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May
Church Notes
Secrist
Gro
IskEx
Doctor Sacrist
Blodgett House
Rose Brothers’ Block
Viola Salzman
Wausaui
Lucy Everhard
Westfield
City
Fred Gross
Chicago
William Herbert Dale
Minneapolis
J.C. Marsh
Eugene Rosenbaum
John
Masten
Park Falls
P. A. Williams
M. Duan
Minnesota
George Knebel
Bride of
Dalby
Richard Dittburner
Julius Welsh
A. B. Adams
Marjorie Thompson
Greenwood
Ernst Koepler
Woodboro
Ernst Guenther
McMillan
Peter
Fish
Marion
Kas
Harvey Fink
Blodgett
W. A. Engel
Neenah
EB. Finney
Oshkos
L. C. Schmidt
Appleton
Otto Adam
Potaska
Mich
Jennie Reily
Grand Rapids
Sarah
Laura Halle
Eldorado
C. Mintner
Newsboys
Milwaukee Journal Newsboys
Our City
Newsboy
Boys Temperance Club
Opera House
Humphreys
Prion
Tiffault-Kampster. Co
Marshfield, Wis
Benson
Kamps’ Drug Store
Marsefield, Wisconsen
Wash Goods
White Goods
Malta
Pero
Sale
Charles Schmibler
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