Marshfield Track Hosts String of Trained Horses
A visit to Marshfield Driving Park reveals trainer Ed O'Brien overseeing six improving horses including Count Waslock Baner Bros Claca 2 and Gold Finish with assisting staff Wier LaPiere John Lewier and William Davis. A glossy Fra ser patent race bike and a spotted pony named Chic Oshkosh attract attention as the stable prepares for the season.
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Marshfield
Ed. O'Brien
Hag
Count Waslock
MacMillan Bros
King
Claca 2
Baner Bros
Flees Wilkes
Billy Bocage
Wm. Noll
Dr. Gold
bin Myu
Cathring
Mr. Rossman
Ashlind
Wier LaPiere
Wiper
Tao Mobecs
O'Brien
John Lewier
McMilan Stud
Wiliam Davis
Rogsman
Fraser
Ed, O’brien
Afternoon Qualifiers Score High in Battalion Contests
The afternoon event highlighted distance fining and a top twelve from Co A led by Etiere Davis Eyer Ewell Ward Smith Andraska and Vaughn. The company posted 4088 points, surpassing last year by 1800, qualifying for a price test in the battalion.
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Batallion
Indians on the Move Show Clash Over Kansas Powawatomie
A long account notes Powawatomie Indians led by Chief John Young passing through Sozellville on their Kansas reservation ties. It warns of potential settlement nearby, laments loss of plains for railways and farms, and reflects on white settlements altering Native life and land.
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John Young
Sozellville
Tfwe
Wright
Luhuvy
Kansas
Chief Young
Great Plaine
Peor la
Advertising Duel At Minneapolis Shows
Barnum and Bailey and Ringling Bros clashed for city billboards and newspaper space in Minneapolis. Both acts used columns and ads to lure crowds, with Ringlings filling pages while Barnum and Bailey struggled to contain demand. The outcome highlighted newspaper advertising’s power for drawing audiences and boosting sales.
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Barnum & Bailey
Ringling Bros
Minneapolis
Ringlings
Wadic Bis
Good Square Deating
Presbyterian Church Notes Mission Speaker From Korea
Church notes announce Sunday July 18 morning service at 10 45 with Sunday school at noon Junior GB meets at 8 pm Y P S 0 prayer meeting at 745 evening service Rev Moore of Seurs Korea will speak on mission work in Korea all invited Also notice Presbyterian church Friday evening July 16 at 8 o clock with admission ten cents and cheap wallpaper ads from Horns
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Onunon
Moore
Seurs
Korea
Vrorea
S. FP. Moore
J. F. Young
Corner Stone Laid For New Catholic School
A large crowd witnessed the corner stone ceremony for the new Catholic school last Sunday. The event marked growth from a 1880s census of 80 members to over 500. the building joins a brick church already standing as a sign of the parish’s hard work and rising fortunes. A procession formed from St Joseph’s groups and parishioners, then moved to the site where Pusher Eisen laid the stone. coins and dates placed inside. Rev. Minen delivered sermons in German and English, followed by High Mass and a church supper that raised about 280 dollars, with the Badger State Band providing music.
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Mother Eisen
Oia A
St. Joseph's Benevolent Society
Catholic Knights
Catholic Foresters
Bizen
Pusher Eisen
Leo
Thik
Schwebnech
McKinley
Gos
Scofield
Williamy
Biser
Minen
Badger State Band
Kohlbeck's Recovery Shown At St. Josephs Hospital
John Kohlbeck, gravely injured in the Hewitt railroad crash three weeks ago, is recovering at St. Joseph's hospital. Doctors and nurses provide modern care, and daily witnesses see remarkable improvement, highlighting the hospital's valuable service to Marshfield and surrounding communities.
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John Kkylbeck
Hewitt Crossings
Kohlbeck
Hospftl
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Supe
Marshfield
St. Joseph's Hospital
Marriage Announcement of Mr Hirata Below and Miss Alice Olin
Mr Hirata Below and Miss Alice Olin quietly married at the bride’s home at one o’clock Saturday. Rev G H Noltenbach officiated with Miss Artiog Cass as bridesmaid and Mr Frank Sinclair as best man. They left on a Wisconsin Central train to Waupaca at 2 12 and return Monday. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs R Olin, was a Marsh Gold teacher. Mr Below is a lumber grader with KR Gooner Lumber Co. The Times extends hearty congratulations.
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R. Olin
Marsh Gold
Roggh
Below
KR. Gooner Lumber Co
Belowwel
Times
Delivery horse saved after Paris Green ingestion near Sheerin's
A horse owned by G. S&S. Sheerin nearly died Saturday after eating Paris Green stored in a wagon at Mr. Sheerin's business. Charley grabbed the horse by the tongue and pulled out the poison while a bystander rushed the animal to Warsinski's veterinary barn for antidotes. The horse survived due to rapid action.
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G. S&s
Paris
Census counts show city short of 2,000 schoolchildren
District Clerk Vedder completed the school census noting 1,076 children aged 6 to 16 in the city. He lists 045 males and 1,028 females, with last year’s total 4,866 and an increase of 110. There are 80 more girls than boys.
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Iis
Vedder
Maine
California
Marshfield
Verder
Pardoning Younger brothers denied by Minnesota board
After 21 years in Stillwater, the Younger brothers sought clemency from the Minnesota pardoning board. The case was heard Monday amid public hope, but the board refused to grant a pardon, delaying liberty for the notorious robbers and murderers once involved in the Norvb Cel bank raid. The piece notes public sentiment favors mercy, yet officials cite past violence and precedent.
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Stillwater Mina
Pardoning Board of
Shit State
Liberty
Minnesota
Norvb- Cel
Olphin
Base Ball Dance at Tlarti's Grove Next Friday
The Maroons invite patrons to a Friday night dance in Tlarti's grove to raise funds for their treasury. Admission is 25 cents, with organizers promising a great time and urging attendees to prepare their quarters in advance.
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Tlarti'a
Saloon Opening Invitation in Local Town
The undersigned invites friends to attend the opening of his pew saloon tomorrow Saturday evening. A free lunch will be served and good music will be provided. Admission is open to all, with attendance encouraged by Gressin Brock and Nat Lopovie.
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Bela
Gressin Brock
The Condition of Business in Late Week
The business situation at week’s end is clouded by a major coal strike reducing consumer capacity and idling many in coal and related industries. Yet optimism persists from Senate tariff progress and expected wage settlements. Reports note rising woollen and cotton mill orders, and only 219 failures this week versus higher past years, with Canada and railway receiverships trending lower.
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Senate
Congress
R. G. Dunn & Co
Coton
Bradatreet
Gana
Canada
Railway Ape
Lawn Social At St Margrite’s Guild Lawn Fete
St Margrite’s Guild announces a lawn fete next Tuesday evening at the home of Afra Cass. Music and refreshments will be served. Refreshments priced at 13 cents. All are invited to attend.
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St. Margrite’s Guild
Afra
Cass
Half Rates Excursion to Waulpach Daily
Daily excursion rates to Waulpach offered for seven days by agent W. DL Arwood. This notice records a promotional travel option with limited duration and the agent contact for bookings.
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Waulpach
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