Marshfield Troop Dispatch to Camp Douglas for Encampment
The Marshfield Company A and the Second Regiment band depart Saturday for a week at Camp Douglas. They travel by Omaha line at 40:30 arriving about 2 p.m. The roster lists Capt. K. Connor and many sergeants, corporals, and privates. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Wilson will move to Ashland where they will teach music.
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Camp Douglas
Omaha
Marshfield
K. Connor
H. Sommers
F. Riegel
St Serg
Ayecha
W. Moeller
Rudolph Wenzel
Er Yin Therolf
Lynn Winch
August Bubolz
Pan Schwenka
Andrew
L. G. Esselman
Chas. Faber
Arthur Finney
Ed. Glan
Fred Grewobl
Vint Hanson
Henry Ik
Otto Johenk
James Keddell
Louis Gruber
Rewven Seidel
Frank Leitner
Lews Mathew
Bert McLees
Otto Meyer
Wm. Mittelsteadt
Jos. Morel
John Nickolai
Walter Powell
Henry Prest
John Zmuds
John Zurn
Lambert
Peter Hansen
Fred W. Kohl
Serg
Prank ‘Aigner
Torkild Bille
Frank Mettelka
Chas
A. ‘Tupp
Marx
Willis G. Arnold
J. J. O'Connor
E. F
Kemsnickeal
Carl Mess
Cook
Royal Wilson
Fixture
Ashland
Mr. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Giant meteor seen over Marshfield on Sunday night
A large meteor lit the southern sky Sunday before eight as residents watched it move slowly eastward. Witnesses across Chicago reported a distant, lakeward fall while astronomers predicted more meteors in early August, signaling a possible uptick in fireball activity.
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Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Auto Tourists Here Today in Reliability Run
Cars entered in the Milwaukee Automobile Association reliability tour arrive this forenoon after starting from Wausau at 7 30. They will pause twenty five minutes for inspection and driver rest before lunch at Hughes hall. The six day route covers Marinette Stevens Point Grand Rapids and La Crosse with penalties for repairs. Last year two cars finished with perfect scores, Buick winning.
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Milwaukee Automobile Association
Wausau
Trudeau Brothers
Hughes
Milwaukee
Marinette
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
Neillsville
Black River Falls
Sparta
West Salem
la Crosse
LaCrosse
Lancaster
Janesville
Buick
Ketchum Promoted to Manage Marshfield Field Territory
J E Ketchum of Madison formerly of Marshfield has been promoted to a senior post at Marshall Field & Co. His home base will be Marshfield with full charge of a large territory centered there and a sales force under him. Close friends praise his skill and rapid advancement.
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J. E. Ketchum
Madison
Marshfield
Marshall Field & Co
Toadies’ Suitings: Low Neck Linen Fabrics On Sale
Plain colored linen suitings offered at 25¢ value with a sale price of 14¢ per yard. The listing also features a no sleeve, low neck item described as extra quality at 2.98, with additional 20¢ value plain suitings priced down to 14¢.
DIRECTOR LAMBERT TO RETURN TO RUSHFORD
Bandmaster E A Lambert who has led the Second Regiment band for two years plans to return to Rushford Minnesota after finishing his term at Camp Douglas. He will depart August first and his family will move ahead. The band seeks a successor, with Theodore A Steinmetz considered for the job.
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E. A. Lambert
Rushford
Minn
Camp Douglas
Lambert
Theodore A. Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Ironwood
Cashier Spalding Takes Charge At American National Bank
Thomas Spalding of Oshkosh arrives in Marshfield to assume the role of cashier at the American National Bank. He brings years of banking experience from Oshkosh's leading bank. The bank has been well led by Assistant Cashier Jacob Leinwander and Rev Joseph Brown recently received a coronation issue from England prized as a pinnacle of print. Farmers urged to bring poultry for the season’s first big shipment on July 31 and August 4 to Palace Meat Co.
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Thomas Spalding
Oshkosh
American National Bank
Spalding
Marshfield
Oshkoso
American National
Jacob Leinwander
Joseph Brown
England
Illustrated London News
Brown
Palace
Star Market
Palace Meat Co
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Hughes Hall
Oxfords
Douglas
Lawn Antrim
Batiste
Tadies
Vollmar & Below CO
Vollmar & Below
A. L. Osborn
A. R.gwen
Geo
H. Chapman
A. RK. Owen
B. F. McMillan
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