Wisconsin Guardsmen to Camp Douglas this week
General Orders outline the 1015 maneuvers for the Wisconsin National Guard with Company A and others to join a special train Saturday noon from Marshfield, proceeding to Camp Douglas. Schedule details include mobilization, inspections, religious services, and field exercises through Friday, with medical staff oversight and sanitation emphasized.
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Secon
Wisconsin National Guard
Cam Douglas
Mar
Inette
Oronto
Appleton
Rhine
Tinder
Marshfield
Douglas
Omaha
J. W. Bollenbeck
Camp Douglas
Ba ‘Jity
Peaddyart
Tent and Camp Provisions From Commanding Officer
The tents and camp facilities will be exposed to daily sunlight weather permitting. Tents will be raised during the day in good weather and ventilated at night. They will be failed and struck by the discretion of the commanding officer.
Auto Crash Injures Three In Wisconsin City
A Ford driven by Knute Thompson overturned on a steep slippery hillside near this city. Three people were injured including Kate Thompson and Frank Hamilton with varying injuries. a baby escaped unharmed though briefly displaced. The party was en route to Lindsey when the vehicle struck a rut and one wheel broke, pinning occupants beneath.
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Ford Board
Knute Thompson
South
Nasonville
Agte
Kate Thompson
Marshfield
Knute Thomason
Zace
Frank Hamilton
Birnamwood
Lind
Sey
Thompson
Thrank Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Mr. Thompson
Hamilton
Andrew Fisehow
Thomway
Lindsey
Water service disruption planned as Petersen crew works
The Petersen company cuts in valves on city mains between Sixth and Ninth streets causing about seven hours of shutoff. Additional main cuttings are planned from Sixth to Second streets and from Second to A street next week. City officials promise the work will be hurried and minimize user impact. FE E Winch and family report unusually high fuel use at Waunaca lakes this summer.
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James Schwebach
Siskon
LaCrosse
St. John’s Church
el Rey
Hey Schwebach
Schwebach
Ashlami
Welock
Seo
Clack Charg
Back Hishop
Sehwehach
Cerniay
Michael Maas
Howitt
St Jude’s Church
Father Haas
Walnut
BR Ostretss
Park
Socieries
Wren
Arviera
Wiljot Choattoras
Vain Volz
Satan
Vans Land
W PD. Spalding
J. Maslin
Petersen Company
Sixth Street
Second Street
Grizaly
Amalgamated
Union of
Sox
Fractured OCR Implies Historical Funeral Notice
Fragments describe Carl Thom Can Thom a resident of this city and his early life in Germany born 1818. He immigrated with family and later moved to this city with local residents. Memorial services were held Monday at Immanuel’s tall near ohne with Rev. Brandt of Neillsville presiding.
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Can Thom
Germany
Abe
Uity
Ain
Powel
Tynoval
Immanuel
Ohne
Brandt
Neillsville
Joseph Bey Dies. Funeral Set In St John’s Church
Funeral services for Joseph Bey were held at St John’s Catholic Church in O’vlock with Rev Joseph F Volz presiding. Bey, a well liked local resident, died Saturday after a brief illness amid family and community tributes.
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All. S of
Ape
Marek
St. John's
Ehurch
O'vlock
Joseph F. Volz
Dosepa Bey
Street
New Office Rooms Opened in Sexton Building
The Sexton building adds new offices nearly ready for use this week. R R Williams moves from the Armory to the rear Sexton suite. H R Baspridle and Dr D A Kanlans take adjoining rooms as does Dr H H Milbee in the front suite. The space replaces Dexons hall long a fraternal meeting place.
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Sexton
R. R. Williams
Armory
Times Office
H. R. Baspridle
D. A. Kanlans
H. H. Milbee
Toget
Dexton's Hall
Pulling-Hosler Wedding Ties City to Reedshurz
Ure Howard Pulling of this city to wed Malthe I Hosler of Reedshurz at noon today in a small ceremony at the Hosler home. Rev. F Graeme Davis to officiate. only near relatives invited amid family hardships. Pulling, a noted botanist, joins Johns Hopkins University faculty after leaving Wisconsin Guard service and studying plant physiology.
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Pulling-Hosler
Ure Howard Pulling
Malthe I. Hosler
Reedsourg
Heide
Nether
Mes. d
Hosler
Reedshurz
F. Graeme Davis
St. Athan's Episcopal Church
Marshfield
Ding
Pulling
Marie
L. Boaldvne
Iseudle Iuri
Uae
Obie Fu Tie Tfala
Rigewne Palla
Atbsing Beralhand
Albany
Runiso River
Dahne Hopkins University
Putsing
Fies Cross
Hewes
Teinles High School
Company S
Secord Regimen
Wisconsin Guard
Lerber
Relot Colere
Canuda
United States
University of Wisconsin
Johns
Divorce Granted in Neillsville Court for Margaret Horn
Margaret Horn of Loyal was granted a divorce from Henry Horn in circuit court at Neillsville last week. She was allowed to resume her maiden name Margaret M. Foster. No defense was presented, and the defendant was formerly mayor of the city and ran a local drug store.
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Neillsville
Margaret Horn
Henry Horn
Loyal
Margaret M. Foster
Thought Transmitter Invention Threatens Newspaper Offices
A column discusses John Graham Bell's claimed telepathy device placed on the head to transmit thoughts via air vibrations. The piece envisions a press day nightmare where editors might receive thoughts by phone, causing scandal and operational chaos in a newsroom.
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John Graham Bell
Horrorg
Fragmented Parlor Talk on Church Ceremonies and Morbid Dinners
Disharmonious overheard dialogue mocks Billy Sunday style evangelism and church rites. Names like pastor and bride’s mother appear amid garbled remarks about weddings baptisms and social rituals. The piece reads as a satirical city gossip column fragment with unclear attribution.
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Jim
Slis
Hazy Sat in Town Ballgame Ends in Farce and Wild Talk
The ragged scene features a chaotic baseball game with wild crowd language and cartoonish description. Players stumble through the innings as fans vent amid mockery and surreal phrases.
Catholics Plan Parish Division Option Secured
Marshfield church leaders discuss dividing St. John’s parish to build a new church in the southeastern city area. Rev Volz reports bishop approval to locate and form a second parish as growth and congestion demand relief. A preliminary meeting outlined plan details with further bishop approval needed before final decision.
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St. John’s
Joseph I. Volz
James Schwebach
la Grosse
Chee
Yeather Volz
SS John’s
Marshfield
LaCrosse
Utters Ney
Vosil
Dosent i
George Kewing
Domn Tarteisl
Byte Kreis
M Aegee
Moekenstein
Neemit
Thase Presser
Father Volz
Tie Pyaet ii
Howe
St. John's
John’s
Marshfield youths questioned in saloon-beating inquiry
Marshfield police detained about fourteen young men on girls after dark to illuminate an investigation into cross-border saloon violence. In municipal court one youth paid 15 dollars for an offense tied to this county, and an auto driver faced 50 dollars plus costs as an accessory. The inquiry continues.
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Allorn
Marathon
Marshfield
B. Gorman
The
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