Marshfield lodge and churches advertise diverse meetings
Fragmented notices show Marshfield Lodge No. BA and Pythias hosts and weekly gatherings at Cosby Hall and Sexton Brothers' block. Churches list Rev Rollo Branch pastor services, Sunday school, and German Catholic and Lutheran services. Communities invite visitors to city events and meetings across multiple venues and dates.
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Marshfield Lodge
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Avery
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Sexton Brothers
Resny Vieos
Sobol Ay Yu
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Rollo Branch
Tremmel's Farewell Party Ends in Suicide Tragedy
In Marshfield a man named Joseph Tremmel, age about 40, was found dead with a bullet wound in his head at his saloon after hosting a farewell gathering. The investigation, led by District Attorney Williams, found the death caused by his own hand using a bull dog revolver. Tremmel's wife and family had a history of marital strife, with tensions noted in the weeks prior to the incident. The coroner's inquest recorded the death as self-inflicted, with the body viewed near the bar room and a revolver recovered.
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Winged by a Burglar in Hewitt Post Office Raid
Postmaster Prink Cramer of Hewitt fought burglars during a night break in at the Hewitt post office. One robber fired at Cramer, wounding him in the right shoulder, as the trio fled through the front and rear doors. Police think the same suspects may be linked to other thefts along the railroad. An investigation pursues arrests as officers pursue the case.
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Hewitt
Cramer
Cramex
Shanea
Phillips Big Celebration Planned for Anniversary
The Merchants and Manufacturers' Association of Milwaukee may join a state tour to celebrate the first anniversary of the rebuilt Phillips works. A special car will depart Milwaukee on a July morning, visiting loading towns with time to tour, ending with a night excursion back to Milwaukee. Gov. Upham and ex-Gov. Peck are expected to join the party.
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Peck
Johnny Get Your Wheel Races Next Monday In Milwaukee
A local bicycle meet promises swift races as Secretary Noll confirms a robust program. The big iron roller will prepare the surface to help riders break records, with nine races and valuable prizes. Notable entrants include Wal G. Schnieder, A Burgenheiner, HA Herbys, We Dake, B Joe Williams, Ed Smith, and others from Neenah, Waupaca, and surrounding towns.
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We. Dake
Milwaukee
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Ed. Smith
Bever Dian
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Neenah
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A. M. Chandier
Waupsens
Bert Hicks
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Monau
Surprised by a Bicycle Prank in Street Incident
An unclear narrator describes a prank with a bicycle causing chaos and injuries. The tale mentions a person named Prank Nol and other figures, with chaotic action including a bicycle pump, a fall near a bridge, and a desperate escape through a sewer. The transcription is garbled withMany names and fragments.
Sewerage report review by Monday special committee
A special committee report on sewerage was heard after a Monday meeting. Various plans and specifications were debated, with adoption pending council action. Census data and population estimates were noted as uncertain, and final decisions awaited full committee input and census completion.
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Shin Wat
Springborn
Chise
A Hostile Meeting Among The Sacred Order
An unusual meeting described with fragmented phrases about a sacred order. Prominent figures named include Soar Starko Gurdon and older members ensuring rites are observed. Attendees are promised a wine fueled gathering and a ceremonial banquet after the event.
Danced in the Rain at Ludian Farm Dance
Sorroul from ubisity joined the Ludian farmers on Sunday to witness a lively dance despite heavy showers. Chief Al Loucks of Marshfield attended and spoke with the group while Shawano elder Chief Shawano was present and addressed the assembled brethren amid the rhythmic kettle drums.
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al. Loucks
Marshfield
Chiel Shawano Nitec
Shawano
Teachers Institutes In Marshfield County Start August First
A Teachers Institute will convene in Woind county at Marshfeld starting August 2 for three days. Conductors will be Ma Gregor of Mauieville and Arabie Bart of Milwaukee.
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Marshfeld
Fir Ma Gregor Af Mauieville
Arabie Bart
Milwankouws
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