Firemen Win Second Game for Baseball Championship
The Firemen defeated the Elks 16 to 14 in a close, error plagued game to claim the league title. Dorschel and Quinn starred for the Firemen with thick defense and timely hits by Louis Ward, while Arthur Finney, Connor, and Wallace made key catches. Seemingly decisive in the eighth, Mess stole home to rally the crowd, and Zeimer Wahle and others suffered injuries as the Elks battled hard throughout.
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Firemen
Elks
Dorschel
Quinn
Louis Ward
Paul GO
Drinkwitz
Arthur Finney
Connor
Wallace
Will Kamps
Chilton
Cully Mess
Mess
Louis Thompson
Thompson
Frank Troeh
Nick Zeimer
Zeeimet
Hoené
Zeimet
Dr. Wahle
Change of Views From Chippewa Sentinel
During the last gubernatorial campaign the Chippewa Catholic Sentinel shifted stance and now rebukes prior allies. The paper claims it never sought favors or rebates and asserts the governor's rate bill is a sham and unconstitutional. It states it speaks freely without party prejudice.
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Chippewa Catholic Sentinel
Administration
Sentinel
Cuckoos
Railroads
Upham Manufacturing furniture plant restarts with full staff
The Upham Manufacturing furniture factory, closed briefly for repairs, resumed operations Monday with a full workforce. The firm reports strong demand with large orders in market centers and a single order exceeding 25 000 dollars received in the prior week.
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Upham Manufacturing Company
F. R. Upham
Defeated at Waupaca by 5 to 4 in last inning loss
Marshfield fell 5 to 4 at Waupaca last Sunday as two late runs decided the game. Revoyr and Stauss starred on the mound and at bat with Revoyr fanning 11 while Stauss had three hits. A late error and a sharp hit helped Waupaca pry ahead in the final frame.
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Waupaca
Marshfield
Revoyr
Stauss
Revour
Wepfer
Wanpaca
Injured by Train During Street Fair Pony Show
George Parcalad, about fifteen, touring with a pony and vaudeville show during a street fair, was trapped under a northbound freight car Sunday morning at the water tank on the Wisconsin Central. His leg was severed at the ankle. he was taken to hospital for amputation and care. He listed Augusta as his home and had joined the injured group after leaving town to rejoin showmates in Medford.
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George Parcalad
Page
Augusta
Medford
Wisconsin Central
Immanuel Lutheran Church to Celebrate 25th Jubilee in October
Preparations underway for a jubileal celebration marking Immanuel’s 25 years since organization and incorporation. Rev L Thom, Rev Pan kow, Martin Arndt, Gus Laschinski and J Chris Dorpat lead planning with events near the original October anniversary. The church began in 1880 under Rev Ben A Pankow, later expanding to a brick church in 1892 and now includes a large school led by Otto Hellerman.
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Immanuel
Itis
Rev. L. Thom
BR. J. Pankow
Martin Arndt
Gus Laschinski
J. Chris
Dorpat
Ben A. Pankow
H.J
A. G. Pankow
Marshfield Demokrat
Pankow
Caledonia
Minn
Otto Hellerman
Foresters Win First Game Against Wal Sat Foresters
The newly organized Catholic Order of Foresters ball team defeated Wal sat Foresters 22 to 6 last Sunday. The home team led 4 innings, features included a Marx home run, a Griffin three-base hit, and pitcher John Thomas with seven strikeouts. Individual scoring followed.
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Order of Foresters
Walsat Foresters
Marx
Griffin
John Thomas
Strick
City Census Complete Shows Small Gain Over Prior
City Clerk M G Fleckenstein finished the state census for the city and filed reports with the county clerk. The final tally lists 6059 residents, up from 6033 last week, with 1104 men aged eighteen to forty five fit for military service. Beyond population, the enumerator’s statistics fall short of expected completeness and value, with many statements unsatisfactory.
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M. G. Fleckenstein
Journey to Dawson by Hon and Mrs B F McMillan
Hon and Mrs B F McMillan plan a trip starting next week through the extreme northwest aboard the Canadian Pacific. They will stop at points of interest and aim for Dawson City. They will travel through the Yukon interior for an actual view of the mines and attend the Portland fair on the return.
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Hon
B. F. McMillan
Northwest
Canadian Pacific
Dawson City
Mrs. McMillan
Alaska
Yukon
Portland Fair
Doctor Vedder Opens Edgar Practice After Marshfield Roots
Dr. Harry Vedder chooses Edgar for his professional office and begins settling in. A Marshfield native, he commands strong local esteem and confidence, with supporters predicting success and a high standing in his field within the coming decade.
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Harry Vedder
Edgar
Vedder
Marshfield
Milking Machine Vows Speed at Meadow Brook Farm
D W Mc Kercher has installed a cow milker at Meadow Brook Dairy, cutting milking time from about two hours to under sixty minutes. The system, tested at Fr S Sampson’s farm near Grand Rapids, is praised for efficiency and cleaning up quickly. Nearby, I O G T lodge entertainment ends with ladies winning. a banquet for the ladies to follow. Grand Rapids population is projected around 6,200 after the state census, up 38 percent since 1900 due to water power development.
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D. W. McKercher
Sanitary Cow Milker Co
Grand Rapids
Fr. S. Sampson
Meadow Brook
Grand Rapids Tribune
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Griffa
Lerum
Tt Berg
If. Reuter
Va Derrein
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