Graduates Toast Marshfield High After Simple Commencement
The 1913 Marshfield High School commencement concluded at the New Adler opera house with 41 diplomas awarded. Addresses by Mayor Ax Felker, Atty C B Howards, and P J Kraus framed a home talent program, as Miss Margaret Pinion delivered the valedictory.
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Marshfield High School
Adler Opera House
Ax Felker
Atty
C. B. Howards
P. J. Kraus
Sunt. C. W
Otto
Words Provoke Row and Lead to Blows in March Rapid
Two men fought twice on Tuesday in March Rapid with a young laborer Fred Fohrman, 18, and millwright Ordish. Fohrman punched and kicked, then struck Ordish after Ordish mocked the youth’s face. Fohrman arrested for intent to cause great bodily harm. Ordish ill in Stratford with backup plan for delay.
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Doud
Fred Fohrman
Ordish
Young Fohrman
Wausau
Stratford
Curtin
Gorman
R. Williams
Frank Martell
Ononde
Garman
Fred Schroeder
Fahrman
Veruniy Iail
Basu Concert Program Promotes Weekly Band Recitals
Beginning justice this pra pier outlines weekly band concerts with an all Friday evening show and additional Wednesday evening events to fill gaps. The Marshfield Times promises consistent weekly listings and notes audience effort to arrive on time. Friday's program includes March Frate, Holpacs, Fire Belly, Gustav Lange Overture, Gemes Medley, Reed Quartette, and other pieces.
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Ralessor Steinmete Izhes
Miss Schultz Weds Mr Jasnski In Marshfield Church Ceremony
Miss Mary Schultz of this city will marry Mr Frank Jasnski of Howell Michigan this morning at St John’s church at eight o’clock. They plan a brief stay in Marshfield before moving to the groom’s home.
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Mary Schultz
Frank Jasnski
Howell
Mich
St. John's Church
Marshfield
Lillian Russell Coming to Adler Theater
The Adler presents the dramatic sensation Wildfire starring Lillian Russell on Thursday. An unparalleled opportunity for Marshfield residents to see this renowned artist on screen, with a story noted for tense dramatic interest and splendid staging.
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the Adler
Lillian Russell
Marshfield
Parkway project cuts rural route seven from plans
Local council approves removal of a middle Centre avenue parkway segment from Fourth to Eighth streets, despite owner objections. A petition backed by property owners leads to a new Route Number Seven rural mail route from Marshfield, effective August 2, shortening existing distances and redefining service areas. Patrons must have mailboxes ready by August 7.
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Esterday
Fourth Street
Eighth Street
Andrews
River Lani
Wonerenid Corporation
HNL
Omer
Sco
Baying
KB. PF
Rafhery
Washington
Tonya
Rafftery
Sheehan Opera Pleases Ali In Local Stop
The Sheehan Opera Company drew a sparse audience for Cleopatra and Cavalleria Rusticana amid crowding melodrama. Though praised for staging and singing, critics note the turnout reflected limited appeal and the troupe’s strong performers may not sustain such small crowds.
Cautionary Advice On Love And Character
A moral admonition urges women to distrust declarations of love until a suitor proves his intent through decisive action. It claims men of character earn enemies, while those without character have few friends. It adds that some men may strive in any effort, even if small, such as keeping a cleaner backyard than neighbors.
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Grove
Glea
Dobson
Sweet Babette
Henriette
Rastand
Chanticler
Baxter
China
Potter Brothers Start Long Western Auto Trip
Dr BR Potter and his brother Earl of Mauston departed yesterday afternoon for a long trip to Longmont Colorado in a Buick roadster. The doctors say the two week journey will pass with few mishaps as they enjoy extensive auto travel including a prior trip to Minnesota last year.
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BR. P. Potter
Wrramohte
Earl of
Minnesota
Husting Wins Recognition by Wilson in Wisconsin
United States Senator Paul C. Husting of Mayville wins recognition from President Wilson in affairs involving federal appointments in the state. The Davies four ward faction of the Democratic party had supported him early, but Husting now seems unlikely to consult that wing of the party.
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Washington
United States
Paul C. Husting
Mayville
Wilson
Davies-4 Ward
Hust
Umbrella Choices Hint At Blunder Or Mistake
A humorous quip explains that choosing a bad umbrella after a good one is a mistake, while swapping a good one for a bad one is a blunder. It also notes many women are single by choice, not by circumstance.
Pass It On Warmed Ver Love Reminds Us of hash
A reflective verse-like piece notes romantic expectations and social norms. It contrasts married life with independence, hints at longevity in wealthy kin, and critiques parental matchmaking while praising resilience through adversity. The text blends aphorisms about love duty and social perception.
Old Ma Trouble in the Dark Forest House
An imagined poem about Old Ma Trouble dwelling in a gloomy forest house. It mocks Victorian diction while detailing the creaturely life of a hen and her brood. The piece blends whimsy with warnings about curiosity and peril, all in a playful, old fashioned voice.
Unclear text fragment hints at academic degrees and faculty moves
The readable lines indicate individuals connected to higher education, noting a graduate and master degree, plus a professorial appointment at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. The passage is garbled and omits clear names, dates, and places beyond Milwaukee, Beloit, and university affiliations.
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Annaliweddt
Rosler
Marehsiouh
Husler
inwaukee-Dowrer College
Madisior
Howat Balto ‘Receiv
Beloit
Univers
Johns Topking University
Baltimore
Roberts Plum Wedding in Birnamwood at St Johns Parsonage
The marriage of Miss Irene M Plum daughter of Mr and Mrs Toseph Pflum of this city to Mr Lee Roberts of Birnamwood took place yesterday morning at St Johns parsonage with Rev Joseph I Volz officiating. A wedding breakfast followed at the Pflum residence on North Central Avenue. The couple will reside in Birnamwood where the groom works in real estate.
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Roberts
Irene Mpylum
Toseph Pflum
Lee
Birnamwood
St. John's Parsonage
Joseph I. Volz
North Central Avenue
Birnumwood
Brandenburg-Welcott nuptials in local ceremony
Municipal Judge Hugo Werener performed a marriage between Marguerite Wilcott of this city and Sam Branderberg of Park Falls on Tuesday afternoon. Witnesses were Emily Wilcott and James Wilcott. The celebration follows at Solomon Wilcott's home on Bakerville road. The couple will reside in Park Falls where the groom runs an undertaking establishment.
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Hugo Werener
Marguerite Wilcott
Sam Branderberg
Park Falls
Emily Wilcott
James Wilcott
Solomon Wilcott
Bakerville Road
No greater obstacle to success is trusting luck
A maxim warns against relying on chance to progress in life instead of taking action and showing up to work or seek opportunities. It emphasizes personal effort over waiting for a stroke of luck. The saying promotes discipline, perseverance, and proactive behavior to achieve goals.
Hambright Will Carry Message On One Relay
Hambright chosen by Marshfield auto club to carry a Yellowstone Trail relay from Marshfield to Owen about 40 miles away in a Buick. Relay aims to cover 2430 miles in about 700 hours with relays of 100 miles each, following the Marshfield Abbotsford route. Additional emergency car ready. route extends from Chicago to Seattle with a mayoral message along the way.
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Marshfield
H. G. Hambright
Automobile Club
Owen
Stevens Point
Hambright
Abbotsford
Wiy
Chicago
William Nate Thompson
Mayo
Grorce Grande M Hero Dies at Aghiendale Hospital
A grave accident narrative reports the death of George Grandi at Aghiendale hospital. He was 29 and a local community figure with a widow and children. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church in Auburndale this morning at 10.
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M Heros Sraud Lowitoot
George Grandi
Aghiendale
Diej
Hosital Manley
Deecawid
Shiv
Hee
Emong
Mr. Fod
Semakford
Hoste
Auburndale
Death of Mrs Anna Brearenbuil in city funeral Thursday
Mrs Anna Jehrenbach longtime resident of Adler road in the city died at home Monday. Cause of death was heart trouble. She was 46 and survived by two children, with her husband predeceasing her. Funeral services will be at the Catholic church Thursday morning at 9:36.
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Anna Jehrenbach
Adler Raed
Decease
Deaths in Richfield: Frank Schuster and Anne Rosberg
Frank Schuster, age 63, a longtime Richfield resident, died at his home on Thursday. Funeral services were held at St. John's Catholic church, with Rev. Joseph F. Fojz officiating. Also reported, Mrs. Anne Rosberg, 20, widow, died from apoplexy on Thursday. She leaves one child and lived near the Henseler cheese factory on Spencer road.
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Frank Schuster
Richfield
St. John’s Catholic Church
Joseph F. Fojz
Anne Rosberg
Henseler
Spencer Road
Miss Shaw 18 Elected GC Librarian Custodian
Miss Shaw of Haven chosen by the library to fill the vacancy from Miss Louise Grace the present librarian. Shaw will assume the custodian post August 1 and will manage the Conley branch library in Detroit Michigan where she resides. Grace will supervise the branch until then.
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GC. Shaw
Haven
Louise €. Grace
Miss Shaw
Grace
Conley
Detroit
Mich
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