Second Wisconsin Infantry Sails for Texas in Three-Section Train
The Second Regiment Wisconsin Infantry mobilized at noon, mustered 1,246 enlisted and 55 officers, with 272 men discharged for disability. Train sections carry the unit toward San Antonio, Texas, amid camp life fatigue and eager anticipation of invasion. Company A lists 18 men, B 27, C 16, D 18, E 14, F 14, G 48, H 14, I 0, K 20, L 0, M 17, plus supply and machine gun companies.
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Wisconsin
Bergate
San Antonio
Tex
Daly
Wisconsin Infantry
Texas
Inds
Anu
Relye
Paramount Features At Adler Tonight And Upcoming Week
The Adler theater showcases Paramount films with Edgar Selwyn in The Arab as the big feature tonight. Tomorrow Victor Moore stars in Snobbs, a witty society comedy about a milkman who discovers a twenty million dollar fortune. Friday brings the twelfth Iron Claw chapter, a popular serial. Saturday Metro night features Mme Petrova in The Soul Marker, a Broadway life drama. The week continues with Who's Who and the great Gold New York with Florence leading, and Monday reels hint at The.
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Adler Theater
Paramount
Edgar Selwyn
Victor Moore
Duke
Moore
Metro
Mme. Petrova
Ars
New York
Florence
Movie Theater Week See Fast-Paced Serial and Western Drama
The Thief theater debuts a western drama tonight and Thursday with William S. Hart in Hell’s Hinges. The Girl and the Game serial starts, followed by Wild Gata and Bills and Belies. The Flying Torpedo and Bullets and Brown Eyes headline next week with vaudeville Friday.
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Thief Theater
William S. Hart
Helen Holmes
J. J. McGowan
Moison
Malcolm Duncan
Alma Hanlon
Klein-Adigon
John Embrean
Bessie Love
Bessie Barris- Jeale
Wanted to Buy Parm Farmowners Ad in Oshkosh
Classified notice seeking to buy farm property from owners. Respondents urged to send full particulars to C. Mathews at 150 Central Ave Oshkosh Wisconsin. End of notice.
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Parm
Mathews
Central Ave
Oshkosh
Wis
For Sale Ten or Twenty Acre Tract Near Mushfield
For sale a ten or twenty acre tract without buildings. Located just outside Mushfield at the north end of Centra ure of A. W. Stark, Marst field, Wis. Ag.
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Mushfield
Centra Uire
A. W. Stark
Marstfield
Wis. Ag
Plan to Limit Auto Fare Charges in Marshfield
Marshfield city council will seek stricter rules for automobile livery. The judiciary committee will ask the city attorney to draft an ordinance setting an annual license fee of 2 dollars for operators and cap fares at 15 cents for one person to Pavilion, 25 cents for two, and 25 cents per person for other trips, noting extortionary charges by some livery operators.
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Marshfield
Judiciary Committee
Torney
Democrats Elect County Delegates at Milwaukee Conference
County Democrats elected a slate of delegates at a Friday Elks Club meeting to attend the state party conference in Milwaukee. The list includes J. Strauss, D. D. Conway, B. Edwards, Otto Hellerman, M. Quinn, J. J. Varney, A. G. Pankow, F. X. Grode, H. EB. Fitch, W. H. Reeves, A. B. Buter, John Farley, L. M. Nash, Lambert Miche, George Hooper, John Laschky, and Frank Craemer. They were instructed to support Burt Williams of Ashl on the first ballot for governor, with flexibility thereafter. Visitors included A. J. Crowns, William Jones, W. T. Nebjes, John A. Holtman, all of Grand Rapids, and H. Fitch and F. Grode of Nekoosa.
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Democratic Party
Milwaukee
Elks Club
J. Strauss
D. D. Conway
B. Edwards
Otto Hellerman
M. Quinn
J. J. Varney
A. G. Pankow
F. X. Grode
H. EB. Fitch
W. H. Reeves
A. B Buter
John Farley
L. M. Nash
Lambert Miche George Hooper
John Laschky
Frank Craemer
Burt Williams
Ash
A. J. Crowns
William Jones
W. T. Nebjes
Register of Deeds
John A
W J Hobbs Dies After Long Illness
Alvin H Hobbs learned of the death in Oshkosh of his brother Walter J Hobbs of Ripon after a long illness. Walter had headed the Ripon Produce Company and earlier ran a large wholesale batter business with ties to Marshfield and Ripon. He leaves a widow a son a brother and two sisters. A H Hobbs traveled to Oshkosh to escort the body to Ripon and the funeral was expected in Ripon.
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Alvin H. Hobbs
Brandon
John J. Hobbs
Oshkosh
Walter J. Hobbs
Forqes
Nee
Ripon Produce Company
Hobbs
Marshfield
A. H. Hobbs
Oshkosh Sur
Ripon
Farmer's horse jumps Central Ave in wild runaway
Bernard Meyer of Lincoln town rode home with wife and two children in a buckboard when the holdback failed at Soa tracks, sending the horse into a southbound sprint on Central Avenue. The wagon overturned at Koenig's store corner, tossing the family onto the sidewalk and injuring the elder daughter slightly.
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Central Avenue
Bernard Meyer
Lincoln
Soa
Koenig
Aleg
Chief Counts Up Traffic On Avenue
Chief of Police A F Gerwing notes traffic on Contra avenue exceeds a million rigs over the year. During a dull hour he counted 188 vehicles, with only three farm rigs and no city work or paving vehicles observed. If the same rate held for twelve hours, about 4,240 rigs would pass a point in a day.
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A. F. Gerwing
Contra Avenue
Notice of separation and debt disavowal
Mary Boucher left my home without just cause and I will not be responsible for any debts she may contract. 4018 Wilfird M. Boucher. Wanted two furnished rooms for light housekeeping no children will be here eight weeks call at the Times office. 4012
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Mary Boucher
Wilfird M. Boucher
Times Office
Special officer to educate Marshfield drivers proposed
Secretary A M Chase urged Marshfield to hire a temporary special police officer to promote traffic rule education. He said such a post could reduce accidents by teaching motorists and pedestrians orderly road use and proper parking, with limited enforcement for first offenses if drivers show good spirit.
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Marshfield
A. M. Chase
Board of
Comme
Chase
Prune Seller Retraced From Camp to Tiffault-Kamps Store
Three weeks after hiring at Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile, Rice, a prime prune seller, quits camp Monday to return to work. He boasts he can’t be absent from the stores, claiming he knows customers and can sell Postum with a reason. Melvin is praised for customer insight and reliability.
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Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Company
Rice
Tufault-Kamps
Mervin
T-K’s
Melvin
Postum
Prunes Sold Unavailable Without Melvin Rice Alibi
Melvin Rice, a member of Company A, returning from Camp Douglas, failed to pass the recent examinations and has an alibi for coming home. The item notes his absence affecting prune sales and references the ongoing border deployment.
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Melvin Rice
Company A
Camp Douglas
Johnson Schilling wedding in Grand Rapids ceremony
Clara Johnson of Auburndale wed Edward J Schilling of Clark County in Grand Rapids at five o'clock Wednesday. Justice of the Peace F W Calkins officiated using the double wing service. Witnesses numbered 38. Both couples well known and liked in their villages.
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Marshfield Times
Peed Eee
Democrats
W. J. Hobbs
Farmer
First National Bank
United States Depository
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Redemption Fund Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
Thiel Theatre
Hart
Hell's Hinges
John Emerson
Hank Ann
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