Marshfield Public School Commencement Ends Year
A detailed account of Marshfield public school events last Monday including the annual exercises in Upham furniture factory ware rooms and the evening graduation at the Presbyterian church. Teachers praised for dedication, students showcased in speeches by Ellsworth Batteberg Kelth Lees and Rolly, with diplomas awarded by Mr. B. A. Cady and a closing orchestra number.
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Upham Furniture Factory
Packer
Hig
Hey School
Auilow
Presbyterian Church
M. Lois Ellsworth
Jkomans
Evlaworth Saie
Ib Soothy
Germany
Misa Gertrude Hatteberg
Burns
Scotland
Bard
Burma
Batteberg
Messrs
Mason and
Pinney
Olipe
Lela Maud Kelh
Tke Aatronomes
Wnd
Christopher Columbus
Ediiot
Fulton
Janklin
Miss Kleth
Miss Lees
John Suerle
W. H. Trumbull
Frank Sinclair
Ruth DeGroff
Mary WN. Rolly
Miss Rely
Civeu Istances
Miss Reily
B.A. Cady
Cady
Parish Spirit Grows at M. E. Church Tall Led Revival
The M. E. Church at Baraindige praises Rev. AY. Tall for energetic leadership that increased membership and improved the church. A new organ will soon fill the building with music while the church secures a heavy tele cottage parsonage through a Marshfield and Southern railroad deal. The cottage will be moved to the east end of Vine Street after closing the purchase, with Stewart Parks hired to begin work at once.
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AY. Tall
Marshfield & Southenncern
Vine St
Stewart Parks
Tull
Marshfield Wins Next Woodmen Picnic Host City
The Marshfield lodge of Modern Woodmen of America won the vote to host the next annual picnic. A. Goetschins, W. H. Beach and local members led the effort. The Stevens Point gathering drew 300 to 400 attendees with Greenwood, Loyal, Jalnd say, Granton, and Nascoville delegations.
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Plc-nic
Disoders Woodmen of America
Meld Im
Marshfeld
Lodge of
Modern Woodmen of America
Stevens Point
A. Goetschins
W. H. Beach
Marshfield Order
Marshfield
Greenwood
Loyal
Jalndsay
Granton
Nascoville
Labor Speech Warns Against Misuse of Labor Movements
A Chicago labor agitator Thos I Kidd spoke at Adler's hall last Friday on labor and unity. The talk praised honest labor groups but warned against paid eloquence stirring domestic strife, urging workers to investigate motives before acting and to avoid drastic shifts based on imagined injustices. It cites the Milwaukee streetcar strike as an example of agitator work and stresses that communities should support rightful labor causes while resisting manipulative leaders.
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I. Kidd
Chicago
Adler
Milwaukee Street
Jook
Do You Want a Brass Band in Marshfield
Marshfield should form a brass band as suggested by local sentiment after Greenwood and Twin City bands impressed last week. Many skilled players would join, and several businessmen have pledged support. The decisive step is organization and someone to take charge.
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Marshfield
Greenwood
Twin City
Jana- Yona
Ripe
A Careless Driver At Wisconsin Central Depot
A farmer and his family attempted a crossing as the 9:05 passenger train neared Wisconsin Central depot last Monday morning. The wagon cleared the track just as the engine passed, sparing a potential disaster and leaving onlookers shaken by the near-miss.
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Wisconsin Central
Brigan Wat Farmer
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