Central offers depot plan for Marshfield Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Central proposes to build a large stone and brick passenger depot at Marshfield station. Plans call for relocating the present depot to a freight yard position east of its current site, vacating Maple street, and widening Central avenue to keep it open for traffic. The project aims to reduce train blockages, beautify the grounds, and create a central park surrounding the new station, with construction to start if the city accepts the offer this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central Company
Higage
St. Paul
Whitcomb
Marshfield
Central Avenue
Val Blatz
Cedar Street
Cherry Streets
Maple Street
John A. Holtman
The
Wisconsin Cen
Chestnut Street
Central Company
Central Ersets
Northwestern
Central
Trafic
Commencement at Wood County Teachers Training School
A class of twenty five will receive diplomas this week at the Wood County Teachers Training school. On Wednesday evening June 20 Professor John F. Sims will address the class and audience at the Lincoln building Grand Rapids after which the diplomas will be awarded by Hans W. D. Condor, member of the training school board. All are invited to attend these and other exercises of Commencement week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County Teachers Training School
John F. Sims
Lincoln
Grand Rapids
Hans W. D. Condor
Training School Board
Mayor Becker and Dunn meet over pocket ballot idea
Dr Moneena Dunn, inventor of the multi colored pocket ballot, sought support from Milwaukee Mayor Sherbie Becker. The mayor admitted unfamiliarity with Dunn and his law after an hour on the lakefront, leaving the doctor briefly flustered before recovering.
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Moneena Dunn
Duna
Moncena
Dunn
Milwaukee
Sherbie Becker
Lake Front
Dr. Bunn
Pupils Musical Recital Opens City Hall Program
Mrs James Vaughn presents a recital for her pupils on Thursday June 21 in the City Hall lecture room. The program includes piano pieces and songs by Margaret Duet and others with performances by Amy Dahlquist Elvira Bick and Olive Lang among the named performers. Auburndale fair association to hold stock fair and auction June 18 despite recent fire and rain with strong farmer interest and buyer seller benefits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vaughn
City Hall
Duew
Springdine Greening
Siazucka
Margaret
Viylan Hofman
Grito Boo
Richard Goerdeler
Andantinu
Tuell
Angela Lullaby
Pauling Blodgelot
Darel
Cab Lavras
Saloiyvor
Vaughn Amy Dahlquist
Vivian Roisman
Tr Denman
Olive Lang
Sirena
Liceaves Teving Lowe
Assa
Arcna Helosima
Kelly Tobanl Haart Amd Plowers
Hesther Hu Vansge
Cee Oy
Elvira Bick Tyo
Darkies Moonlight Dance
Goebeler
Alma Kelley
Bestur Hemble
Olive Gangs
UTS
Auburndale Fair Association
Remarkable triple wedding at Polish church near Depere
One of the state’s notable triple weddings occurred at the Polish Catholic church in Pine Grove near Depere. A. Ciszewski, 51, of Bevent, father of seven, wed Kath erine Rozmarynowski, 53, of Glenmore, mother of eight. Simultaneously Baljeria and Jannie Ciszewski tied the knot with Anthony and Stanislaus Rozmarynowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
Depere
A. Ciszewski
Bevent
Marathon County
Katherine Rozmarynowski
Glengore
Brown County
Baljeria
Jannie Ciszewski
Anthony
Stanislaus Rozmarynowski
Thirty Billboards for Haggenbeck Circus in City
Hammel and Meyer sign a contract to build several large billboards for the Carl Haggenbeck circus. The three ring show is touted as one of the best and largest touring the country. The first advertising car is due here later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammel & Meyer
Carl Hagenbeck Circus
Cadet At West Point Seeks Summer Furlough Letter Found
A reproduced 1664 letter shows Cadet WH UrsaM asking for leave from Tyne 15 to August 28 to visit family. He explains four weeks’ furlough would not suffice and fears red tape. The note from J R Doolittle papers outlines his appeal through the Superintendent and a courtesy to a U S senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Mowry
Milwaukee
West Point
United States
J. R. Doolittle
N. Y
Tyne
Last Day Revival Ends at Wellington Church
The closing of a major revival at Wellington's Methodist church drew large crowds. W. M. Runyan led six services and about fifty conversions were reported. Evangelist Bunyan delivered a powerful sermon as seekers filled the altar amid songs and prayers. Runyan will start new meetings next Sunday through idol Ist.
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Methodist Church
Wellington
W.M. Runyan
M. B
A.m. Pentecostal
Epworth League
Evangelist Bunyan
Wichita
Kan
W. MM. Runyan
Hold Special Election On City Bond Proposal To Improve Water Plant
The city plans a special election to decide issuing 44 percent bonds totaling 35 600 to fund water and light plant improvements. Voters in all wards will gather in the city hall assembly room on Saturday July 14 to consider financing, with support citing higher efficiency and cost savings through new engines and oil fuel.
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Chicago
County Normal
Becker and Dunn
Wilwaukee
Pocket
Clayewski-Rozmarynowski
Hart Schaffner
G¢ Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Upham
Mowry
Ursam
U, S.M
J. R. Deolittis
Washington, D. C
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