Big Bankers Convention Speech Emphasizes Group Organization
The speaker lauds group organization instituted by Lee, Geo, D, Bart lett as the best business stroke, urges bank officials to boost employee knowledge and broaden outlooks, and stresses the value of cooperation and shared progress in banking. He calls for commitment, shared effort, and broadening perspectives to serve humanity and business alike.
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Lee
Geo
Bartlett
Great Brotherhood of Humanity
Even Break With Owen In Two Local Baseball Games
The Royal baseball team and the Owen leaguers played a doubleheader Sunday and Decoration Day with an even split. Owen won 5 2 in game one and Marshfield answered back 5 2 in game two. Batteries and lineups are listed with Revoyt Stauss and Lawrence Christensen and Reed Braem among others.
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Royal
Owen
Revoyt
Stauss
Marshfield
Lawrence
Christensen
Reed
Braem
Shean
Tragsdert
Reveyr
Reveyr and Reed
Krahnss
Leitner
Uneas
Wendt
Chess and Sohn
Outfield
Higher Wages At Washburn Crosby Flour Mills
Washburn Crosby Co renowned millers announce an approximate 8 percent wage increase for workers in their large flour mills. The move rewards individual merit and underscores strong employer worker relations and long service recognition.
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Washburn-Crosby Co
Washburn Crosby workers receive voluntary advance amid dull milling period
The Washburn-Crosby Co pays a voluntary advance to employees as the milling industry faces a slow period. Washburn-Mills capacity is 0,000 barrels per day and the company employs between 1,500 and 2,000 men, reflecting the challenging time for the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn-Crosby Co
Washburn-Mills
Mrs Cleveland to Speak on Woman's Gift in Marshfield
Mrs L B Cleveland of California visits Marshfield for a lecture on Woman's Greatest Gift at three this afternoon. The speaker is praised for magnetism, natural delivery, and a message of vital importance to women. The talk is free and open to all ladies.
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Marshfield
L. B. Cleveland
California
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Madison
Green Bay
Ashland
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Paris Texas Daily News
Paris
Funeral notice for Meyer neighbors in local lodge room
Modern Woodmen of America members are asked to meet in the lodge room on Thursday at 1 p m to attend the funeral of Neighboring. Meyer. Wit Hahn Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Jone
Meyer
Hahn, Council
Early English preachers wages set at fixed salary
In 18th century England, itinerant preachers were fed by congregations when away from home and paid small sums at home. An 1752 Bristol conference fixed a salary of 60 pounds a year for future ministers, replacing ad hoc allowances for food, wife support, and children.
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England
Treacher
Bristol
Economy in Correspondence Comment Sparked by Two Women
Assistant Postmaster Ray Floyd recalls a Cleveland Plain Dealer remark about two women who asked if they could both write a mail on the same postal card to save a cent. The anecdote highlights thrift in everyday letter writing.
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Ray Floyd
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Centenarian Reuben Burnham Answers Age Question
At a reception honoring Reuben Burnham on his 100th birthday a guest asked how it felt to be old. Burnham replied that he feels fine and does not worry about death because very few men die at the age of 100.
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Reuben Burnham
Mr. Burnham
Boston
European Universities Rank Across Nations
The passage notes that several European universities rank comparably to major German and Belgian institutions. It cites two French provincial universities, ten German universities, the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium, and the Italian University of Turin standing above Freiburg in numbers.
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France
Germany
Belgium
Louvain
Turin
Freibune
Nature's Gift to the Eel Discoveries in a Gill Retention
A historical note describes an eel’s singular bladder behind its upper fins that traps water to extend life by moistening its gills. The mechanism appears to enable the creature to sustain respiration longer when out of water, highlighting a remarkable adaptation in eel anatomy.
Wood County Teachers Examinations Schedule
Examinations will be held in Grand Rapids June 9 10 11 Marshfield June 13 14 15 Pittsville June 16 17 18 All applicants must write under the new law Those with no experience must attend summer school before certificates are issued Third grade certificate holders with teaching credits may renew by six weeks summer school and credits in at least two subjects Examinations for third grade cover orthopy spelling reading penmanship arithmetic elementary compositions grammar geography U S history civil government physiology school management manual and agriculture Second grade adds physical geography English composition American literature and library use First grade adds algebra physics theory and art of teaching English history and English literature Examinations scheduled early so teachers may attend summer school Robert Morris Co Supt of Schools.
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Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Pittsville
U.S
U. S
Wisconsin
Robert Morris, Co. Supt
Church Wedding At Ad Emmanuel Lutheran Today
The wedding of Miss Augusta Bartmann and Anton W Porath takes place at Ad Emmanuel Lutheran Church at noon with Rev Thom officiating. Attending are maid of honor Selma Bartmann. bridesmaids Bertha Miller Olea Roohnrooom. flowers Hazel Schmidt Frieda Bartmann Marie Henricks. best man John Porath. ushers Herbert Bartmann Albert Porath. After a home reception on Fifth Avenue, the couple will depart for Mission City British Columbia where they will reside. This union links two pioneer families of the area.
City Population Through American History
The passage traces urbanization in the United States from 1780 onward, noting fractions of the population living in cities decline in early years and rising steadily over time. By today, more than a third of Americans live in cities and towns, with continued growth expected.
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United States
High Cost of Beauty in Odd Beliefs and Remedies
A fragment discusses historic beauty myths and bizarre cures. It references a snake meat remedy. a 'beauty speciallata' and a claim that eating a viper tail to achieve perpetual youth or cure ailments could be aided by celery and a mysterious shake for understanding birds.
Spencer area social notes mix Myra visitors and visits
Jesse Clarke of Unity attended a Spencer event while Mrs A A Damon and Mrs Ruemke of New Ulm visited relatives. Bert Teeter and wife hosted Spencer kin for the weekend. Decoration Day was spent in Neillsville with Mrs Graves' family. Clark Langdon returned to Hebron Illinois after a week with his parents. Jessie Neilton of Marinette visited Mrs W H Holterman. Miss Gosline traveled from Unity to visit her aunt Mrs Wes Vanderhoof. Rural mail carrier exam participants listed at Wansan.
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Jesse Clarke
Unity
Spencer Walter
A. A. Damon
Wausau
Ruemke
New Ulm
Ming
A. L. Baeck
A. W. Follett
Fond du Lac
Bert Teeter
Park Falls
Spencer
Clark Langdon
Hebron
Illinois
Jessie Neilton
Marinette
W. H. Holterman
Miss Gosline
Wes. Vanderhoof
Local notes from Spencer and Fond du Lac travelers
G M Hayward of Fond du Lac spent days in Spencer, recently moved, now in real estate. A fishing party including H Graves, Garrett Fenhouse, Julia Reas, George Raghe, Grad Damon, Ree, Guy and Jimmie Ingham stayed at Hemlock last week. Chas Luepke moved into Frothinger house, leased his farm to Roy French, will be bartender replacing Fred Reas who left due to health. Rev F W Straw of Eau Claire led the third quarterly conference and memorial sermon at the M E church. G A R and W R C with Woodmen and others marched to church. program filled the house. Decoration Day observed with Misses Damon and Pyatt and pupils, remarks by Rev D S Housholder. Spencer band aided the program, then graves of thirteen veterans and six Relief Corps women buried at the cemetery honored.
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G. M. Hayward
Fond du Lac
Spencer
Fshing
H. Graves
Garrett Fenhouse
Julia Reas
George Raghe
Grad Damon
Ree
Guy
Jimmie Ingham
Hemlock
Chas. Luepke
Frothinger
Roy French
Fred Reas
F. W. Straw
Eau Claire
M. E
Straw
Damon
Pyatt
D. S. Householder
M. W. A. Hall
Relief Corps
Richfield Social Notes and Local Updates
Mrs Lawrence is saining slowly. Marshfield native Chas Butler's brother visited. The Michaels couple welcomed a new baby who died Monday. Severe frost harmed strawberries last Thursday. Weigert hosted Hewitt relatives Sunday. Wallie Watson visited Roy Burhopp. G F Lewis gave a temperance lecture. Ladies aid meet June 8 at Mrs Belt. Two month old son of Davis family died from whooping cough. Dora Johnson district No 2 program well attended. Long service planned for Frank Belton’s next Sunday. Dee Randles closed district No 66 school with a picnic. Dora Johnson closed a term in district No 2. teach may return. James Spear of Plainfield visited daughter Mrs Porter Saturday to Monday. Ice cream social at John Sutton’s by ladies aid a social and financial success. Friends of Chas Curran pleased with Montana move.
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Otto Weigert
Hewitt
Wallie Watson
Nasonville
Roy Burhopp
PF. G. Lewis
Ladies Aid
Will Belt
Davis
Frank Belton
Dee Randles
Dora Johnson
Canvassers Institute Draws Statewide Attendees Bethel
Bethel Academy hosts a ten day Canvassers Institute begun the 29th with attendees from across the state. Notes mention Easter baptisms at the SDA church, visitors including Dr. O V Calkins of New London and local dental work scheduled. Weather cool, strawberry patches face frost protection, and Eld T G Lewis delivered a sermon on priesthood.
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O. V. Calkins
New London
Community Notes From Green Bay Area
Miss Rosa Seubert returns to Green Bay and Miss Emma Hinty plans to come home this week after her operation. Ferdinand Soheschi will give a dance Sunday with all invited. Farmers have finished planting and are improving the roads. Mrs Con Sengert travels to Marathon City for a wedding while attending to family matters.
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Rosa Seubert
Green Bay
Ferdinand Soheschi
Emma Hinty
Mrs. Con, Sengert
Marathon City
Notice to Creditors in Madeline Kugenopy estate case
The County Court of Wood County Wisconsin issues a probate notice for the estate of Madeline Kugenopy deceased. It requires creditors to present their claims by a specified date and directs examination of claims before the court in Grand Rapids at the courthouse. Publication is four consecutive weeks in Marshfield News.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Wood County
Rusenopp
Murabughdin
Novembar
A. D
Exuslaaulon
Aliowanes
PeurAgy Olpeicko
Madeline Ruutenepp
Grand Rupiny
Wood
Dee
Conway
Auction of Holsteins and farm equipment near Greenwood
An auction will be held Tuesday June 7 at nine in the morning at the seller’s farm one half mile north of Greenwood. The sale includes high grade Holstein cattle a brood mare two year old and older horses a bull calves heifers sows pigs chickens farming gear and household goods. Terms: cash under $10 and credit over $10 at six percent through good bankable notes. Lunch will be served.
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Pulslie
Greenwood
Sexton Bros Sells Parisian Sage With Money Back Offer
Sexton Bros promotes Parisian Sage hair tonic claiming it grows hair stops shedding and clears dandruff with a money back guarantee. Laree bottle 30 cents. Call for the White House cigar. Made by Kohl Herm an Marshfield Wis.
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Sexton Bros
White House
Kohl & Herman
Marsh Held
Wis
German Doctor Space Treats Chronic Diseases in Nervous Patients
A German doctor claims his space based treatment treats chronic diseases in both men and women. He lists conditions like nervousness irritability despondency weakness and fatigue along with headaches backaches and side pains as solvable with his method.
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BIG Bankers’ Convention
Adiees
Wood County Teachers
Augusta Bartmann
Anton W. Porath
J.D. Graves
Neilisville
Mrs. Graves
E. G. Ingham
Cool
Fay Damon
Wansan
Richfield
Mrs. Lawrence
Chas. Butler
Wm. Michaels
James A Spear
Plainfield, Wis
Claire W. Porter
John Sutton
The
Chas. W. Curran
Montana
Bethel
Bethel Academy
Eld
T. G. Lewis
Appleton
Ohem
Noah
Mann
First National Bank Capital
John Bushman
Palch
Clark
Wudersigoud
Itty Miegi
Board of Public
Waris
Muyard
Fluckenstein
Northern Medical Institute
Ming TO
Hotel
Blodgett
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