Excelsior Factory Planned by Marshfield Stave and Heading
The Marshfield Stave and Heading Company plans an Excelsior Factory east of its current plant. It will be 600 by 300 feet, house 18 excelsior machines, and employ 20 to 45 workers plus those handling 3000 cords of basswood yearly. The plant will use timber waste, run on existing power, boosting local basswood value. manager is B. E. Winch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Stave and
Oder
Excelsior
Taventy-Fourhours
Buss
BE. E. Winch
Want a New City Hall for Marshfield
A Marshfield council meeting discussed paving blocks on Central Avenue this summer and opening up several highways with new sidewalks planned. A petition signed by nearly all fire department members requests a new city hall, and the council hopes the committee will report favorably. The editorial urges action, noting the city’s size warrants timely construction and praising the energetic council for pursuing the fire department’s prayers.
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Wits
Central Ave
Fire Department
Comnyluac
Sao Eye
Tre
Faney
Cancer Removed From Patient at St Josephs Hospital
A three pound cancer was removed from the left breast of a patient named abes Christ Gleaser who lives near Qu tigs. The operation occurred at St Josephs hospital in this city performed by Drs Doege and Lathrop last Friday. The patient is out of danger and recovering.
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Abes
Christ
Gleaser
Qu~ Tigs
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Vbis City
Wants the Game Warden
Settler Perrin Cranmer recalls wild deer trespass near Bakerville on his unis ili y Pu irview farm while milking cows. He pleads for the game warden to remove the deer to woods to prevent accidental injury and damage to his Jersey herd.
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Perky
Cranmer
Bakerville
Mr. Cranmer
Unis Ily
Puirview
Jersey
Br. Cranmer
Jersiey
Glanders Case In Lum ber Co Herd At Auburndale
A large Auburndale and Dr Clute herd was investigated for glanders after initial doubt. Dr Powell of Stevens Point confirmed glanders in a horse, which was killed, with others in quarantine. Connor plans further expert examination and has warned that symptomatic animals may be destroyed.
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R. Connor Lumber Co
Aubtindale
Clute
Powell
Stevens Point
Connor
Chicago
Eau Claire
Marshfield Shows Thrill at Forepaugh-Wells Circus Event
Marshfield residents enjoyed Forepaugh-Wells Brothers Consolidated in a grand show featuring a street parade of horses and wagons, an immense menagerie, and three large rings with aerial and animal acts. The crowd marveled at trained animals, musical performances, and daring high dives, praising the magnitude and variety of the three-ring spectacle.
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Marshfield
Wstas
Wells Brothers
Unis
Jem
Torepaugh Sells Brothers Circus Impresses Printers Ink Crowd
The Torepaugh Sells Brothers show drew a larger crowd than usual despite heavy rain the day before. Grounds were in excellent shape and the press agent Pronk M. earned lasting praise for attentive dealings. the public gains goodwill and support from printers ink as the craftsman leaves.
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Torepaugh-Sells
Mier
Circus
Wedding Bells at St Kitian's Church Sherry
The marriages of Miss Ange Blenser to Mr Chas Kieffer and Miss Mur rocille Kieffer to Mr Jos Guetn occurred at 7:00 am Tuesday June 7 at St Kitian's church Sherry. Quick ceremony with close relatives. The brides wore azure silk and cream mousseline de soie. couples left for St Paul then Omaha to start new homes in Saralford Auburndale.
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Ange Blenser
Chas. Kieffer
Murrocille Kieffer
Jos. Guetn
St. Kitian’s Church
Sherry
Miss Blenker
Miss Kiefer
St. Paul
Omaha
Nebrask
Kieffer
Saralford
St. Connor Co
Goetz
Auburndale
Gorty
R. Connor Company
John Beaker
Mr. Kieffer
Mr. G
Presbyterial Missionary Society Holds Annual Meeting
The tenth annual meeting of the Presbyterial Missionary Society gathered at the Presbyterian church with delegates from Wausau, Marinette, Stevens Point and Neenah. Reports showed increased missions interest, and sessions featured talks, vocal numbers, a Rom. text address by Rev. Carrier, and a social tea.
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Presbyterial Missionary Society
Wienesbugo Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Wausau
Marinus
Greco Bay
Stevens Point
Neenah
Marinette
C. K. Gardiner
W. C. Carrier
Rom. Tell
Mesdames Upham and Bulow
Finney and Mason
Chapter 202 1697 birth and death reporting requirement
Chapter 202 of the laws of 1697 requires all births and deaths to be reported to the health officer within 30 days. Failure or neglect to comply is punishable by fine. Health Officer Da H Wasur is cited.
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da. H. Wasur
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First National Bank OF Marsh
Capital and
Sure.us
Adam Tapers WM
Athmetric
EDW
L.oa Cashier
Ernst Hmidt
Blreatorston
Dat. Cayh
Coin's Bank
Oshkosh
Wks
Lyander Choate
Hruy & Choutu
J. W
Frank A. Cady
Wisconsin
Lange
Excelsior Factory
Glanders
Presbyterian Meeting
Ninty-six
Suleg
Pron
Ccommandas Lors
Gond Stublin eNlehenh
Geo. Seubert
Brandes Ani
James
Rembs & Sturm
B. Elvis
Louis Faumann
North Side
Pabst
Milwaukee
Geo Telephone
Mat
John Therolf
Marshfield, Wie
Blodgett
Tremont House
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