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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

4

Marshfield Dominates Wausau In Sunday Baseball Blowout

Marshfield crushed Wausau 16 to 0 as Johnson limited the visitors to a few hits. Barnard called pitches while Marshfield hitters produced extra-base hits throughout. Next Sunday the home team travels to Mosinee to face one of central Wisconsin’s fastest clubs with wins over Stevens Point, Merrill, Grand Rapids, and Wausau cited.

Hone Boys Wausau Rls. Barnard Marshfield Johnson Mosinee Central Wisconsin Stevens Point Merrill Qrand Rapids

Wood County Students Serve Nation Honor Roll

Wood county students at the University of Wisconsin contribute to war efforts through military training at Fort Sheridan, university supervised projects, and National Guard service. Civilian service includes food production on farms and defense courses. The Wood County honor roll lists Inez Noll Mary G Dick Leah H Lacmle among wartime students. Doctor Johnson and J W Jenkins of Grand Rapids are in training at Fort Sheridan.

Wood County University of Wisconsin Fort Sheridan National Guard Misa Inez Noll Mary G. Dick Leah H. Lacmle Johnson and J. W. Jenkins Grand Rapids Tort Sheridan

Wisconsin Draft Quota Set Under Selective Act

Adjutant General Holway announces Wisconsin will draft not more than 5,000 under the selective draft act. Wisconsin’s total quota is 31,250 with 16,500 in the National Guard, 6,000 to join existing regiments, about 1,000 from new enlistments, and 97 in the armed services, totaling roughly 27,000 and leaving about 5,000 to be drafted.

Adjt Holway Wisconsin Wisconsi National Guard Army Navy Marine Corps

Train Delayed by Wreck and Registration Day Update

Train No 6 on the Soo line was several hours late after a wreck at Lom bard near Stanley. Fifteen to twenty cars derailed. Wrecker Stevens Point moved through to clear the damage. Washington reports an extra registration day due to broken machinery and missing blanks. Thousands faked to get on the rolls, though not their fault. Liberty loan bonds sold $205000 in two days and a half in Wisconsin. Governor Philip notes Wisconsin first to report registration. Classified seeks a general houseworker. A Des Moines lecture described India relief using Chamberlain's remedy for bowel troubles, touted as preventive and curative.

Lombard Stanley Stevens Point Washington India Des Moines Iowa Chamberlain

Lecturer from Chicago to speak at First Presbyterian church

Hon. Oliver W. Stewart, formerly of the Illinois legislature, will lecture at First Presbyterian church on Tuesday June 19 at S p m under the Flying Squadron Foundation. He describes the 205 day campaign that traveled to 225 cities covering over 65000 miles and outlines future plans and current saloon developments. Admission is free and all are invited.

Oliver W. Stewart Chicago Illinois First Presbyterian Church S. P.m Stewart Flying Squadron Foundation J. Frank Hunly Indiana Flying Squadron

Editors to Meet Here in July

The Central Wisconsin Press Association will hold its convention in this city on July 20. Arrangements for the event are under way and a social program is planned. Activities include a luncheon, an auto ride and a banquet, with editors John Glennon, B. E. Walters and E. S. Bailey leading the executive committee.

Wisconsin John Glennon Steveng Point Journal B. E. Walters The Mosinee Times E. $. Bailey the News

Chamberlain's remedy praised for family travel use

A Caldwell Ohio resident notes that his family has relied on Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and always takes it on extended visits, claiming it helps prevent costly health issues. The product is sold widely.

W. Archer Caldwell Ohio Chamberlain

High School Stage At Adler Theater This Week

The Adler theater hosts local high school productions this week. The senior class play opens the slate, followed by Thursday’s commencement exercises. Friday presents The Bad Boy, a Triangle Fine Arts comedy drama, and Saturday features a William Fox release. Sunday night program rounds out the schedule.

Adler Theater Triangle Fine Arts William Fox

Princess of the Dark Featured in Evening Theater

Plays to capacity houses will be given on that night with special music. The feature for the evening is Thomas H. Ince's Princess of the Dark.

Thomas H. Inces Princess of the Dark

Kenosha to Honor Veterans at Grand Army Encampment

Kenosha will host the Wisconsin Department Grand Army of the Republic for its fifty first encampment starting June 18. The event lasts three days and opens the old camp grounds to veterans and attendees.

Kenosha Wisconsin Wisconsin Department of the Grand Army of the Republic

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Adler Theatre Triangle Night the Bad Boy Robert Harron VOX Gladys Coburn Douglas Fairbanks Manhattan Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle Romeo Butcher Boy Marshfield Blanks Students Hart’s Quality Sausage Hart Markets Marie Ruskel Lincoln School Ethel Dorothy Pollard Luginda Payne Victoria Mason Edwin Mac Bumble Bens Orwelia Wedge Katherine Connor Lincoln Grant Washington and Jefferson SH. Murphy N.Y Liberty Loan Philiip Castoria Adier Theatre Matinee Latur Carnation Winterburn Drug Co Ors R. J. Strau
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