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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1909

Page

6

Love Story of a Boy and His Dog Shep

A nostalgic reminiscence from a boyhood friend group recalling a dog named Shep, the Colonel Ringgold figure, and daily rides to town. Ned confesses loving Shep, while the Colonel punishes a boy for keeping the pet overnight, and Shep ends up being claimed by Ned as ownerly property.

Edward Sam Ned Yelog Shep John Josh Colonel Minute Colonel Ringgold Hluggoht Unita Atu Tur Bo A Sly Nol Fra Jae Theo

Local notices mix eye care ads and community events

Brief items mention a free eye exam by Dr. Raymond with varied office hours, a Lady Smith wedding of Dr. Harry Burns to Nellie Cosgrove, and local business ads. Other notes cover a baseball double for Brackendorf, Wisconsin Business University, July Fourth plans in Marshfield, and updates on school board candidates and facilities.

Dr. Raymond Adler Block McKinley C. S. Vedder P. J. Kraus M. B. Cracraft W. 8. Heaton John A. Hoffman

William Witt Receives Honorary Iron Cross Society

William H. Witt of Marshfield is elected to the University of Wisconsin honorary senior society The Iron Cross among six honorees. Witt, a civil engineering junior, is also a star basketball player and a popular local high school graduate with strong community support for the recognition.

William H. Witt University of Wisconsin Marshfield Iron Cross M. F. Appel Huron Birchard Omaha Nebs D. S. Hanchett Chicago Ill Thompson Ligonier Ind J. W

Triplets Highlight Colby General Store Sale

Christenson-Abel company promotes a big Colby sale featuring Mrs. L A Pritchard and her triplet daughters born December 1906. The event uses souvenir postcards of the children and marks a new advertising idea for the Colby store.

Christenson-Abel Christenson Colby L A. Pritchard Marathon County

Marriage at St John Church Seals Union of Bolier and Martin

Miss Etta Bolier and John Martin were married Tuesday at 9 am in St John s church in a ceremony witnessed by many relatives and friends. Attendants were Miss Boller Boler and Francis Recklein, with George Ross and Wm Martin in attendance.

Etta Bolier John Martin St. John’s Church Misses Boller Boler Francis Recklein George Ross Wm. Martin

Sup't W L Dorschel Resigns From Water and Light Commission

At a Water and Light meeting last Tuesday the resignation of Sup t W L Dorschel was accepted though efforts were made to keep him. He will take a similar post at Wausau with plans for extensive construction and advancement. Louis Carl, longtime plant engineer, was chosen to succeed him. Carl is familiar with operations and comes recommended by Dorschel. Dorschel built up a profitable, model plant after city purchase, and his departure is a source of general regret for the community.

Water and Light Commission Sup't W. L. Dorschel Dorschel Wausau Dorchel Louis Carl Carl

Native from Annam Recants Crime in Paris Apology

A native of Annam Indo China was sentenced in Paris for theft. He wrote to his employer a bitter apology claiming all Annamites including emperors mandarins secretaries and literary men are born thieves. He said it is a brave and deadly complaint with no cure.

Annam Indo-China Paris France

When Shallowness Is Shown Up Quote

A fragment reflecting on knowledge and social display. It argues a person may excel with little learning yet be exposed in mixed company as others reveal their own holdings. It asserts honesty reveals truth and cites Charles Lamb.

Charles Lamb

Marshfield parade plans for fair and accident report

Three o clock Monday afternoon the John Gund Brewing Co delivery team ran along Third street with the neck yoke failing. The driver was unloaded and Leonard Smith stopped the team in front of Dr Haviward's residence after near collisions with Fred Graham's auto and Smith's team. Also notes Marshfield fair industrial parade plans as Secretary Pankow seeks community cooperation and recalls 1907 and last year's parades.

John Gund Brewing Co Third Street Maple Street Dr. Haviward Leonard Smith Pankow

Application for Salgon License in Maranfield Wisconsin

An applicant asks the mayor and common council for a license to sell strong intoxicating liquors at 3105 Central Ave Maranfield Wood County Wisconsin. Bondsmen are Peter Bever and John Blaschke. Dated Marenfield Wisconsin June 22, 1909.

Common Connell Maranfield Winconeln Cumtral Ave Wood County Wis Peter Bever John Blaschke Iskoke Jr Marenfield

Arctic Cold Splits Ice When Water Meets Frozen Surface

A description explains that water thrown on ice in frigid Arctic conditions cracks the glaze because the ice is much colder than the water, causing rapid temperature change and fracture.

Arctic

Time's Changes In Venezuela

Venezuela gained its musical name from early Spanish settlers who likened inland cities to Venice. The bleak llanos, home to llaneros, have transformed since Humboldt's day. Civil war decimated cattle herds to feed insurgents, and the plains are now emerging as a timber resource.

Venezuela Venice Humboldt

Truth and Warning In Irish Tenant Case Captures Attention

An Irish tenant who recently faced eviction under the purchase act boasted to the agent that his landlord was now God Almighty, claiming he had nothing to fear. The reply urged caution, reminding that God Almighty evicted his first two tenants.

God Almighty Pat God

Roads to Unhappiness and Burden of Time

A reflective line notes money and time as heavy burdens of life. The author argues unhappiness follows those who cannot use what they possess, presenting a caution about wealth and efficiency.

Johesen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dow F. A. Mitchel Ladysmith Harry Burns Bruce Nellie Cosgrove Ladyemith J. H. Burns Burns Leo, Schnenhofen Jerry Blodgett Agnes Burns Alf. Mercer S. Central Ave Hostetter Milwaukee John Brackendorf Tiffault-Kamps Brackendorf Wisconsin Business University la Crosse Wis Great Business Training School of the Northwest Harry Bayne Frank L. Zweck Jewlery Case & Johnson South Central Avenue William Witt Big Colby Sale Panama Voile TAN Suede Oxfords Messaline Louis Laemle L. Dorschel American National Bank Marshfield, Wisconsin
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