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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1903

Page

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Mayor Pankow Backs Fair, Bans Carnival Fronts

The city will not allow independent carnival companies before the first annual fair. Mayor Pankow seeks to protect attendance at the agricultural fair, set to become a tri county event on six months notice. Display hall work starts now as Stevens Point and Wausau reflect on carnival bother. The Journal notes rowdyism, attacks on women, and shell games as examples of local troubles, with detectives urging troublemakers to move on.

Pankow Marshfield Stevens Point Wausau Journal the Journal Flynn Mulray Monte

Quiet wedding of Miss Stella Henderson to William Conley

Notice states that Stella Henderson of this city married William Conley of Iron River on July 20 at Iron River. Henderson, a local high school graduate, left for Iron River with sister Addie Williams and surprised friends. Conley is described as a prominent Iron River businessman.

Stella Henderson William Conley Iron River Miss Henderson Addie Williams

Unfavorable Weather Delays Rifle Practice At Camp Ernst

Bad weather hampered Camp Ernst Company A during the first days of the week with rain and wind preventing rifle drills and scoring. The unit’s rank remained unsettled as conditions hindered progress. Improved weather later promised better drills and instruction for the soldiers.

Camp Ernst

Summer School Attendees At Grand Rapids Institute

The summer teachers institute led by County Superintendent Robert Morris in Grand Rapids draws many educators. Attendees include Anta Patt, Mary Icke, Tena Donhard, Bila Young, Elizabeth Rowland, Rose Mohan, Lillian Berard, Mattie Monagan and numerous others across districts, united in gaining new instructional ideas.

Grand Rapids Robert Morris Anta Patt Mary Icke Tena Donhard Bila Young Elizabeth Rowland Rose Mohan Lillian Berard Mattie Monagan Fern Miller Ella Dahike Josie Johnson Susie Granger Amelia Schroeder Olga Martinson Mary Olson Mary Heiser Lucy M. Wood Martha Hinz Martha Mews Anna Thompson Pansy A. Short Carrie Lioch Zita Snider Grace Dainiels Louisa Sweat Josie Huber Carolyn Waser Anna A. Johnson Margaret Granger Emma Johnson Hannah Asmussen Catherine Corcoran Geo. W. Rowland Marie la Bort Jennie Berard Orah A. Nisson Myrtle Rowland Maud Burroughs Mabelle A. Rowland Mamie Puerner Lilyan Couture Emmet Hephner Herbert A. Brooks Levi Townsend Caroline Nutter Emma Nutter Anna Getschell Laura M. Lemly Jennie Raath Mattie Bronson Abbie M. Packard Cassie Raymond Gladys Balch Edna Kruger Katie Hamm Rutie Osgood Pearle Osgood Clyde Long Lestie Dickson Gertrude Potter Laura Potter Edith Heiser Celia Burr Ada A. Potter Luella Hunt Lucy Cournayer Laura Provost Celia Vadnais Millie Weisenborn Almira Blain Clara C. Yonskow Stella Potter Laura Emmons Celia McKrown Mary G. Krites Nona A. Udell Myra Udell Minnie Riedel Anna E

Sixth Ward School Site Purchase Authorized

The school board approves buying ten lots and a portion of unopened A and Cherry streets for a sixth ward school. The tract includes multiple lots from John Hyland and E. E. Winch, totaling about $3,000. No final decision on moving the old building or erecting a new one yet. Residents urge a new building. Another sewer machine will aid progress this fall. Two machines planned to speed work on the city contract. A digger crew works on the storm sewer south of Tremmel's corner.

Cherry Streets Sixth Ward John Hyland E. E. Winch First Ward Omaha Tremmel’s Corner

Water main break endangers town as sewer strike drains fire protection

A Central avenue incident saw the sewer machine sever the waterworks main causing a leak that threatened flooding until Superintendent Eck hoff shut gates and halted the stand pipe drain. Repairs took a night. Park avenue real estate buzz grows as Hume sells land to Leahy and Doege. Storm damage ruins shade trees roofs and barns including the Thomas house and Schriner home in Adler's addition.

Central Avenue Eckhoff Park Avenue John P. Hume M. A. Leahy K. W.doege Thomas Michael Schriner Adler

School Census Totals and City Demographics

City census reports 2267 school age residents, 1158 females and 1109 males, reflecting a 140 drop due to south country section withdrawals. Of 1040 aged seven to fourteen, 550 attend public schools and 307 private/parochial. Public schools enroll 1018 (525 female, 495 male). private/parochial 675.

Vedder James Vedder Marshfield

Fraudulent Jewelry Scheme Recalls Agindoth Fakir Tactics

A suspect known as Agindoth the fakir used a convincing sales ploy Tuesday night to sell jewelry with promises of future redemption or prizes. After securing payment and ensuring customers were satisfied, he followed police advice and kept the money, ending the scam.

Agindoth

Paine-Full Orchestra and Comedy Co Promises Novel Evening Entertainment

The Paine-Full Orchestra and Comedy Co led by the Paine brothers performs each evening, combining sewer work by day with streetwise wit at night. The troupe promises meritorious entertainment featuring many new and novel acts never before seen on the comic stage, seeking liberal patronage as a worthy venture.

Paine-Full Orchestra and Comedy Co Paine Brothers

Gollmar Circus Plays to Warm Reception in Sawyer County

Gollmar Brothers' Circus drew a good crowd Thursday and earned high praise for being entertaining and well run. The Omaha line runs two daily trains from Radisson Junction to Birchwood and Radisson in Sawyer County, Wisconsin, with low excursion rates. The notice urges land seekers and sportsmen to visit, promising lakes and streams abundant with muskie and bass, and offers maps and descriptive material from GP A St Paul via T W Teasdale.

Gollmar Brothers’ Circus Omaha Radisson Junction Birchwood Radisson Sawyer County Wis T. W. Teasdale GP. A St- Paul

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Fale Sixth Ward School Park Avenue Sales Nise Gollmars’ Circus Benson Kamps’ Drug Store Wisconsin John J. Mettelka Ebbe & Thompson Rose Brothers Zephyr Gingham Mason's Mason’s American National Bank Resources U.S U. S O. G. Lindemann A.L. Bovepriz Notary Public Wood Co D. Connor R. L. Kraus E. E. Wrvca E. M. Deure I. C. Marsu P. N. Curis E. R. Perkins Blodgett
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