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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1911

Page

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Serious Accident Monday Involving Landlord Felix Lapoint

Landlord Felix Lapoint of the Montreal House drove his E. M. F. car into an embankment on the Richfield road to avoid a collision with a heavy wagon. His passenger William Weiss of Princeton escaped injury while Lapoint suffered facial and head cuts and multiple rib fractures. Both men were rescued by a passing conveyance and treated by Dr Wahle. The crash occurred two miles south of the city near the Hell farm. Lapoint is recovering with no expected permanent injuries.

Felix Lapoint Montreal Richfield Road Lapaint William Weiss Princeton Weisse Lapoint Mr. Lapoint Dr. Wahle Mc Lapoint Hell Farm

Tourists to Stop Here on July 19 for Wisconsin Auto Tour

The Wisconsin State Automobile Association road reliability run will pause in Marshfield for 15 minutes on July 19 during a 960 mile route. Entries include Cadillacs Buicks Imperials Reos Fords Kissels Overlands Case Petrel Franklins and an Auburn with about 30 cars expected. The six day itinerary starts July 1 from Wausau to La Crosse and continues to Lancaster Janesville and Milwaukee with multiple 5 to 15 minute stops and livestock and livestock owners asked to keep animals off the road during passing segments.

Wisconsin State Automobile Association Marshfield Cadillact Ford Overland Petrel Franklin Auburn Wausaw Latrosse Stevens Point Grand Rapids Neillsville Black River Falls Sparta West Salem LaCrosse Lancaster Janesville Milwaukee

No Representative for Eighth District Amid Apportionment

Residents of Wood Marathon Portage Waupaca Waushara and Shawano counties find themselves in the new eighth district without a House member. The change clears field for new candidates, alters postmaster appointments, and stands independent of Gov McGovern’s veto on the apportionment bill.

Wood Marathon Portage Waupaca Waushara Shawano County Congress

ViLAS County Sheriff Murdered in Conover Shootout

Sheriff John Radcliffe was shot and killed near Conover after a pursuit of Tony Imperio and Philip Roberts, both Italians accused of white slavery. Deputy Hanson wounded as fugitives escaped in a race before being captured by a posse and jailed at Marathon County, amid threats of lynching.

Sherif John Radcliffe Hanson Tony Imperio Philip Roberts Conover Marathon County Wausan Eagle River Rhinelander

Felker Culverts Promise Smoother Roads Across Nation

Automobilists praise Felker galvanized steel culverts for road use. With earth tamped over them the surface becomes as smooth as if no culvert existed, replacing protruding wooden box culverts and reducing crash risks. Felker Bros. Mfg. Co. speeds production, eyeing nationwide adoption alongside split log drags as a top road aid.

Felker Felker Bros. Mfg. Co

School Census Under Way In District No 1

District Clerk C S Vedder began taking the school census for District No 1, co-extensive with the city outlines, planning completion in two to three weeks depending on household calls. Only ages 4 to 20 are counted. last year’s total was 2931 with a small expected increase after 1910 rising 107 over 1909.

C.$. Vedder

Will Investigate Street Oiling Plan Feasibility

The common council will ask the board of public works to study oiling streets with crude petroleum as an alternative to sprinkling. Aldermen Lundgren and MacFarlane, along with Street Commissioner Budahn, will tour cities using the method to assess results and determine efficiency. The trip, by automobile, will be guided by the local automobile club.

Common Council Board of Public Works Lundgren MacFarlane Budahn Automobile Club

July Clearance Sale at Bargain Store Ends Soon

July clearance sale lists fabric at 29c and 25c for plain colored linen suitings valued at 1.19. Ladies hosiery 12c, 9c, and 50c garter top hose. bonnets 9c. Light and dark fabrics 10c value 7c. Wash dresses for children offered at 49c, seasonable goods 65c values. End of sale highlighted with low prices and varied items.

Free Phones Discontinued At Marshfield Exchange

J C Marsh owner of the Marshfield Telephone exchange ordered city hall phones removed after a final refusal to pay for service. Fire service continued temporarily at the department’s request while a settlement is sought. Marsh cites void local franchise. city states state charters govern exchanges and free service may violate laws. A prompt adjustment is hoped for.

J. C. Marsh Marshfield Marsh Rate Commission

Smallpox at the Rapids in Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids Tribuner reports about ten smallpox cases in the city under quarantine. Most cases are in the western Polish settlement where perhaps a hundred total infections exist. Many were mistaken for thickenedpox and did not prompt a doctor.

Grand Rapids Tribuner Frank Pomainville

Enthusiastic for Homecoming in 25th Fire Anniversary

A reader from Wanpaca urges the Times to press a homecoming feature for Marshfield’s 25th anniversary fire. He says old residents would return for the gathering and that inviting them would surprise the town.

the Times Wanpaca

Sunday School Institute at Nasonville and Tuskegee Institute remarks

A Sunday school institute connected with Lincoln Presbyterian churches was held at the town hall in Nasonville with Rev. Jos Brown Rev M R Laird and Rev Veurykuele speaking. a coupon system for fair admission was announced. Tuskegee Institute founder Booker T Washington was praised for advancing negro education with 1725 students from 37 states and 15 foreign countries. C B Hosmer spoke on the institute’s work and impact.

Lincoln Town Hall Nasonville Wrove Jos. Brown M. R. Laird Veurykuele Tuskegee Institute Alabama Booker T. Washington Great Industrial School Tuskegee C.B. Hosmer Institute Pres M. E

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