Marshfield Public School Graduation Exercises End Year
The Marshfield public school held its end of year exercises at the Upham furniture factory, with teachers and students praised for dedication. A large audience saw performances, speeches on music and environment, and readings before the diplomas were awarded by F. P. A. Cady. The program closed with an orchestra piece and graduates moving on to the next chapter.
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Marschieldt
Upham Furniture Factory
Che Gialogue
Marshfield
Presbyterian Church
Lois Elsworth
Tully
Wisworth
Ubat
Nb Lengt
Ellsworth
Gertrude Hamborg
Burns
Scoland
Burd
Hitteberg
Nott
Messrs
Mason and
Finney
Renticanen
Lela Maud Keith
Christopher Columbus
America
Edison
Fulton
Frankli
Kicuh
Fearl Lees
Misa Lees
Mendolin Club
John Stivtle
W. H. Teanmball
Frank Sinclair
Reb DeGroff
East
Mary N. Reily
Miss Reily
Junise
Verghers
School Board
FP. A. Cady
Cady
M E Church Parsonage Gift and New Organ at Marshfield
The M E church, led by Rev. Alg. All, reports rising membership and a move from plain to elegant surroundings. A new organ will enhance music, and the Marshfield & Southeastern railroad deal grants a parsonage cottage on Vine Street with removal work to begin immediately. Stewart Parks will oversee the project, with Mr. Tull contributing financially.
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M. E. Church
Alg. All
Marshfield & Southeastern Railroad
Vine St
Esid Road
Stewart Parks
Marshfield Wins Woodmen Picnic Host Next Year
The Woodmen of America at Stevens Point last week awarded Marshfield the right to hold next year’s annual gathering. A. Godschius, W. H. Beachy and local Murshfeld owners aided the campaign. A crowded excursion from Greenwood and Loyal brought 9 train coaches and 400 attendees, with a greenwood band leading a large delegation from Lindsay, Granton and Nasonville.
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Moder Woodmen of America
Stevens Point
A. Godschius
W. H. Beachy
Murshfeld
Woodmen
Greenwood
Loyal
Lindsay
Granton
Nasonville
A Labor Speech in Adier's Hall Addresses Labor and Caution
Thos J Kidd of Chicago spoke on labor in Adier's hall warning that some agitators exploit labor troubles for gain. He urged honest laborers to listen to practical advice, avoid nonresidents who inflame conflicts, and consider the real causes of injustice before joining strikes. He cited the Milwaukee street car strike as an example and warned workers to protect home life and avoid rash actions.
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Kidd
Chicago
Adier
Do You Want s Brass Hand Marshfield Band Idea
Marshfield could use a brass band. Readiness exists among skilled players and local business leaders, and last week Green wood and Twin city bands inspired the effort. Organize and appoint leadership to start a band.
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Shakespeare
Marshfield
Green Wood
Twin City Banda
Careless Driver Hampers Crossing at Wisconsin Central Depot
A farmer and family attempted to cross the track as a 0 05 passenger train neared the Wisconsin Central depot. The wagon barely cleared before the locomotive passed, prompting the crowd to react with shock and censure toward the driver for endangering onlookers.
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Wisconsin ‘Central
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United
M. E. Church Parsonage
Amariea
Congress Shoes
Uphams
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