Weekly Gun Club Shoot at Marshfield Park
The Marshfield Gun Club held its weekly shoot in the park last Friday evening with strong performances by members. One more shoot remains this year and is scheduled for this Friday. W. A. Terry posts a season record above 90 percent, near the world mark of 93 percent set by Crosby last year. Uncalled letters at Marshfield post office include Anderson Gust Binemman Nick Davis Dolan Mrs Laura Klaus Mohair Miss Rosa Smith Ezra Weber John M Wolf Frank.
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Marshfield
W. A. Terry
Crosby
Scharmans Lang Kliner
Anderson
Gust Binemman
Nick Davis
David Dolan
Laura Klaus
A Mohair
Rosa Smith
Ezra Weber
John M Wolf
Frank
Lews A Bacman for District Attorney in Grand Rapids 1906
Lews A Bacman declares his Republican DA candidacy in Grand Rapids, pledging fearless impartial justice, economical administration, and loyalty to progressive legislation. He stresses voter direct choice under the new primary law, county service over private practice, and his record as a lawyer and former high school principal as proof of fitness.
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Lews A. Bacman
Grand Rapids
Marshfield Wins Close Town Baseball Game Last Sunday
Marshfield defeated Neillsville 6 to 4 in a tense afternoon clash at the local diamond. Pitchers Troeb and Dorschel did strong work, Troeb fanning eight and not issuing a walk. Several errors marked the game, Tallant contributing, Fuller of Stevens Point playing third base and making four tough catches. An injury occurred when a foul ball hit Lovie Ryder on the forehead, prompting caution about spectators near the grandstand and behind the catcher.
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Christina Rumenopp
Elroy
Elks
Eau Claire
Mabel Christenson
Neenah
St. Alban's Guild
Estelle
Lillian Sappiro
Medford
City
R. J. Strauss
D. C. Gile
Nyria
Madison
Central Road
Minneapolis
E. E. Ames
Marie Carney
Rays
Adler Opera
Green Bay
Here
Wausan
Robert DeGroff
Northwest
National Lumbermen's Association
J. E. Ketchum
Chicago
South Haven
Mich
Heath House
Vine Street
Central Avenue
Second Streets
Athens
Marshfield
Ashland
Janesville
Ripon
Fond du Lac
National Guard
Fond du Lac County
G. D. Bartz
Wausau
C.N. Brainard
Detroit
Hugo Wegener
Wisconsin
Amelia Hyde
Oconto Falls
Saiard
Griffin
Givens
Apostal
Fred Vollmar
Vera Vollmar
Rome
Sistine Chapel
Saint Peter’s Church
Mongigtor Jacquerim
Colonel Tennant
LaPollette
Davidson
Thomas D. Plack
Marshfeld
Hartzheim
Clark
Wood Counties
Neillsville
Tod
Troeb
Dorschel
Tallant
Fuller
Stevens Point
Lovie Ryder
Neillsville Marshfield Item Totals From Box Score
Neillsville and Marshfield listed in a compact note showing numbers and a total. The fragment includes the identifiers 123 Q011 30 f and a cash amount of 9 dollars. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Local School Notes Mention Marital Ties and Travel
Ed Milke has left for his home in Oshkosh. Mr and Mrs Utmeyer visited with Mr and Mrs Gallot on Sunday. Miss Etta Baker, former teacher in School District No 3, married to Mr Leonard Rus.
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Milke
Oshxosa
Utmeyer
Gallot
Etta Baker
Leonard Rus
Local Notes On Residents And Community Improvements
Crandon Wisconsin welcomes new residents with plans to settle there. Mrs. William Zelm from Plymouth Wisconsin visits relatives. Mrs. Nina Powell and her Grand Rapids children stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Strang. Indians employed in local hay fields prove to be reliable workers. Marshfield Tires announces a shift to publishing on Wednesdays instead of Fridays, pleasing readers.
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Sel
Crandon
Wis
William Zelm
Plymoth Wis
Nina Powell
Grand Rapids
Strang
Notice to Farmers for Wisconsin State Fair Exhibit
Notice urges Central Wisconsin farmers to donate crops for a large fair exhibit. Farmers should save Clover, Timothy, grains, vegetables, fruits, and flowers to help build a prominent showcase. The letter invites broad participation to win premiums and improve seed for next year.
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The
Fair Association
Wisconsin
Wis
State Farr Association
Republicans Call for Unity and Roosevelt Centerpiece
James S. Sherman urges Republicans to stay in close touch with the National Congressional Committee and run a campaign built on the party’s record with Theodore Roosevelt as a central figure. He promotes popular one dollar subscriptions to fund the effort and promises receipt of the National Campaign Text Book and committee documents.
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Republican National Congressional Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
James S. Sherman
P. O. Box
New York
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D. D. Conway
John Wissink
Tiffault-Kamps Mer. Co
Ed Boyer
C. D. Stockwell
Cora Vaughn
Edward F. Rafftery
Ontario
Lang & Shhant
M. H. Brown
Barker-Brown Opera Co
City Hall
Tarshish
H.C. Postlethwaite
Sharon
Lake Mills
Beloit
Mr. Rector
Jouw FP. Cote
P.M
Richfield
Tiffault-Kamps Mer.co
Tles
Marshfield Tires
First National Bank
CaAprtal
Screres
Home Savings Bank
Apban Harer
Wall
Arearigr
H. G. Hasuntont
Jous Sevarrr
Casnier
Iron Works
South Depot Street
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Houuusike
Dave Coxpasy
Sqloen
Opera House
H. H. Frazee
Josh Perkins
Josh
Hayseed
Strauss’ Drug Store
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