Night Show Plans Loom Over Chicago Military Tournament
Manager John K. Young organizes a July lakefront Military Tournament arena in Chant Park Chicago with 40 000 seats and 62 arc lights plus 80 dazing lights. The massive rig uses 3500 candlepower lamps 60 feet apart on steel cables, supported by poles and ramps, totaling about 342 000 candlepower to illuminate the arena and grandstands for nightly performances during the event.
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John K. Young
Lake Front
Chant Park
Chicago
Young
A&ight
Commonwealth Electric Campany
Avro
Spencer Area Social and Sports Roundup
Ed Reas and two of Moon’s sons visited his mother over Sunday. The Spencer baseball team beat Loyal 11 to 5 on Sunday. Various locals visited relatives, visits from Laura Cramer, Katherine Phillippi, and many others. A blueberry marsh drew crowds from nearby towns this past week. G Wendell farm sold for 4400 to Hermanson. Frank Newman builds a new residence north of town. Several residents travel to Minneapolis and Shakopee for visits and outings.
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Ed Reas
Moon
Chas. Schwantes
Wirt
Minn
Spencer
Laura Cramer
Cattlewood
Katherine Phillippi
Colby
Spencer Friends
G. Wendell
Hermanson
Frank Newman
Grant park to host vast grandstand for July military tourney
A massive grandstand is rising in Grant Park Chicago for the National Military Tournament to run July 28 to 30. It will seat about 40 000, dwarfing last year’s Jeffries Johnson seat count by 10 000. Built by P A McHugh of Cleveland the structure consumes 1 000 000 feet of lumber and carries an estimated $25 000 price tag. The arena measures 400 by 600 feet and will host daily matinee and evening exhibitions.
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Grant Park
Chicago
Jeffries-Johnson
P. A. McHugh
Cleveland
Community Notices From Nasonville and Nearby
Rock A Walters hosts an old friend this week while Mrs Geo Burt entertained her sister Miss Tillie Raush last week in Marshfield. The A M circle postpones meeting to July 26. Rev Adams will conduct services at the Nasonville church at 11 am next Sunday with Mission S S at 3 pm and Ebbe's for the evening. Lutheran dinner announced for next Sunday in M C Miesner's grave. Ladies postponing regular day to meet Mrs Miesner for dinner. Institute near the church featured a program by four ministers and will repeat soon with date to be announced. Attendees included Rev J Brown Rev G Verkuyl of Appleton Rev J Martin and Rev Iverson of Chippewa, along with Mrs Martin and son.
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Agnes Rienow
Marshfield
Ethel Andrews
Blueberry Marsh
E. H. Gross
Minneapolis
Mrs. Gross and Son
Shakoper
Minn
Mrs. Geo. Burt
Tillie Raush
Adams of
Merrilan
Nasonville Church
Town Hall Mission S. S
Ebbe's
M.C. Miesner
Lutheran Church
J. Brown
G. Verkuyl
Appleton
J. Martin
Iverson
Chippewa
Martin and Son
Rural Minnesota Happenings In Richfield July Events
Richfield notes haying in progress with some finishers. Miss Lizzie Bock returns from Milwaukee. Quarterly meeting July 30 at M E church at 2 30. Wendell Davids barn raising attracts large crowd. Towle, Hutchins kin visit Neenah. Neighbors enjoy Sunday river picnic. Hamiston family visits Fond du Lac. Willette, Tuttle, Porter order Indiana silos from Fred Seehafer. Amateur play by M E Sunday school class July 20 titled School Ma’am. Free entry for under five.
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M. E
Wendell Davids
4. C. Towle
Nell Hutchins
Neenah
J. M. Hamiston
Fond du Lac
Young Peoples
Ma’am
Ama
The Schnieder Bros. Receive New Threshing Machine
Hewitt weekly notes report Thel Schnieder Bros. received a new threshing machine this week. Mr John Hable and daughter Mary visited Spencer last Saturday. A baby boy was born Wednesday July 5 to Mr and Mrs Gregor Durst. Andrew Oettinger of Crandon visits friends here. Miss Katie Klink of Rubicon visits with Mr and Mrs Peter Klink and family. The Society of Equity met last Saturday evening and adjourned till July 29. A party at Frank Haselberger’s home drew many friends. Hewitt baseball club lost 5 to 8 to Marshfield Tigers on Sunday. Mary Roecklein, possibly entering Notre Dame convent, visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Roecklein.
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Thel Schnieder Bros
John Hable
Mary
Spencer
Mary Roecklein
Notre Dame Convent
John Roecklein
Cameron Ole Gilberts buys a new team of horses
Cameron Ole Gilberts has purchased a new team of horses. Mrs. Peter Christiansen has been on the sick list. James Hurd moved a barn for George Bauer onto a new basement last week. Mrs. Wm. Keisling who has been very sick with blood poison is slowly recovering. J. M. Billings and daughter Crystal visited over Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Robi Briley's. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Fredrich and family and George Bauer visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wishman's.
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B. J. Jandaal
Waupuin
C.H. Frey
Parma
Idaho
F. C. Blankenberg
Jennie Feeter
Park Falls
Warren Langdon
Aberdeen, Wash
Ole Gilberts
Peter Christiansen
James Hurd
George Bauer
Wm. Keisling
J. M. Billings
Crystal
Robi
Briley’s
Chas Fredrich
Wishman
Bethel region notes on grain, haying, and local visits
Bethel reports oats ripening quickly as Mr. Frank Foote brings home a McCormick self binder last Tuesday. Mr. Perham of Eau Claire visited last week representing New Prague Milling Co. Grass dries rapidly and haying will soon finish for those with no wild hay to cut. Dr. G. V. Calkins has been in town.
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Frank Foote
McCormick
Mr. Perham
Eau Claire
The
New Prague Milling Co
Bethel Returns Home After Dental Work
Bethel had dental work done and returned to his home in New London on Monday after several days.
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Bethel
New London
Probate notice in Wood County Court hearing September 6
In the matter of the estate of Loreny Hana deceased, a petition to terminate to the petitioner as son is set for hearing on September 6 at ten o'clock a.m. in Grand Rapids, with notice to heirs and interested parties by publication in Marshfield Times for three consecutive weeks. The notice appears in the Marshfield Times and includes the court’s order and attorney details. Also an unrelated health advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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Loreny Hana
Reading
Dea Hana
Bryn Trownin
Tayler
Wool
A. de Wwl
Milladore- Wood
Jude
Thin Court
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Said
W. J. Conway
Inge
Herman Leight
Medford
Wis
Frank Zweck’s Jewelry and Music Store Advertised
Frank L Zweck's model jewelry store is well stocked with up to date goods in watches clocks jewelry silverware etc Musical instruments talking records a specialty with emphasis on a broad selection for shoppers seeking latest pieces and accessories.
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Frank L. Zweck
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Milwaukee
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Claire W. Porter
Indiana
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Gregor Durst
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Crandon
Katie Klink
Rubicon
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Society of Equity
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