Postmaster Change at Marshfield Office After Four Years
Postmaster Everett A Upham retires after four years to be replaced by Editor Adolph G Pankow for a term of equal length. Upham oversaw multiple office improvements including added rural routes, more clerks, a sworn delivery boy, and introduction of night service. Chicago mail now reaches fifty routes 24 hours earlier, stamps sales rose from 18000 to 24500 annually, reflecting rising workload.
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Everett A. Uphamam
Postoffice
Adolph G. Pankow
Pankow
Upham
Marshfield
Esre
Princeton
Chicago Mail
Positive Proof From Marshfield Endorsement
Marshfield resident George Lofy testifies he suffered backache, loins pain, restless nights, and frequent kidney secretions. He used Dean's Kidney Pills, claims their action regulated his kidneys and eased the discomfort. He urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills, backed by home testimony.
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George Lofy
Adler Road
Marshfield
Wis
Dean
Veterans Buried at Hillside Cemetery List of Names
A Hillside cemetery burial roster lists veterans by name and unit. Names include William Armstrong Co G 7th Wis Edwin Bump Co C 4th Wis Lewis Bennett Co C 12th Wis Miles Bigler Co F 46th Wis and many others from Wis and neighboring states. The long catalog notes each veteran's company and regiment, reflecting a local tribute to fallen service members.
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Hillside Cemetery
William Armstrong
Edwin Bump
Lewis Bennett
Miles Bigler
Charles Brooks
William Bartels
J. R. Baxter
George W. Coon
John Clars
H. Cox
Joseph Dumas
N. ¥. Cavalry
Christian Eckhoff
Albert Gray
Wis
Fulmer
Thomas Gaffney
J. G. Gossert
Ohio Artillery
John Gregoire
Henrich Gauger
Amel B. Hager
R. M. Franklin
H. T. Farrow
Guilford Hodgdon
Abraham Kuntz
Joseph Kohl
Christoph Jacobie
Johnson
Libel
G. A. Lupient
Egbert McLees
Minnesota
John Massack
Anton Redig
August Schley
John Sheriff
Daniel Sheehan
Charles Schuh
KE. G. Schmidt
J. Schoenhofen
John Slight
George Schmahl
C. Stringham
E.G. Schmidt
David Walterbach
Wis James
Ward, Sr
Town Cavalry
Jacob Wilman
William Ward
Junior Musicale a Distinct Success at City Hall
The Junior Musical club staged a well attended open meeting at city hall on Wednesday evening. Applause greeted every number and solos drew strongest requests. Miss Scharmann and Miss Arnold, two members studying music at St Paul this past year, received a cordial reception. The program featured a piano trio led by Girard Gavotte with Miss Burns Kraus and Scharmann. Barcelle Hoffmann. Elsiba Hipke.
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City Hall
Miss Scharmann
Miss Arnold
St. Paul
Girard Gavotte
Tandy
Burns, Kraus and Scharmann
Barcelle
Hoffmann Elsiba Hipke
Madison S A R Reunion and War-time Exhibit
The Wisconsin Society of the Sons of the American Revolution holds its annual encampment in Madison June 9 to 11, 1914. A special war-time exhibit is prepared at the state historical museum, honoring veterans who served at Camp Randall and in Forest Hill cemetery with banners and personal reminders from the Civil War era.
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State Historical Society
Wisconsin
Madison
Camp Randall
Forest Hill Cemetery
Washington
Wisconsin Boys In Blue
State Historical Museum
Historical Museum
North Nasonville Notes Stirs Local Tabs and Births
North Nasonville May 25 notes a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Stine Jr with congratulations. Anton Sumrak conducted business in Chili Friday. Anton Prijatal and the Sumraks visited John Brager Sunday. Henry Joergenson lost a valuable item and neighbors share concern.
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North Nasonville
Joseph Stine Jr
Anton Sumrak
Chili
Anton Prijatal
The
Sumraks
John Brager
Henry Joergenson
Two Births Add to Population in Rural District
Squaw Creek scene reports two new births in the week: a baby girl born May 21 to Mr and Mrs Herman Daniels Jr and another baby girl born May 22 to Mr and Mrs Frank H Krall. Caroline Hamas visits sister Mrs Henry Weigel. Mr and Mrs Albert Schifferl, My.
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Squaw Creek
Herman Daniels, Jr
Frank H. Krall
Caroline Hamas
Henry Weigel
Albert Schifferl
Health a Factor in Success for Fans
Health is a major factor in a fan's success. Observation notes men are rarely sick when bowel function is regular and never well when constipated. Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended for constipation as they move the bowels improve the appetite and strengthen digestion. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Cure for Stomach Disorders Tablets
Disorders of the stomach may be avoided by the use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many very remarkable cures have been effected by these tablets. Sold by All Dealers.
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Junior Musicale
Marshfield Music
A. Carlson
Frop
Marohiteads Home of
Rose Bros
Rose Brothers
McDowell B
Hark
the Lark
Lisat Lucile Tack
Sanderson
Alma Bille
Lincoln Olive Lange
Jocelyn
Godard
Marie Pulling
Ernest R. Ball Anna Cole
McDowell
Behett
Mary Hamilton
F. Rubenstein
Grace Vollmar
Ruth Tufts
Harriet Ware
Neidlinger
My Laddie
Alice Burns
Dvorak
Marjorie Sexton
Bessie Burns
Chaminade Olive Lange
Eckert
Mairye Arnold
Lindsey
James LePage
P. Hays
P. Lehrhardt
Chicago
A. Broke
R. Dalrymple
Mildred
Belleville
Ross Hart
Iowa
Chris Paulson
N. Gilman
Fond du Lac
Will Opelt
Louis Rustad
John Donnerbauer
West Branch
John
Peter Kotar
Granton
Herman Daniels Sr
Theresa
Herman Daniels Jr
Liese
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