Biggest Fourth of July Celebrations Planned in Marshfield
July fifth program details a citywide event with parades, concerts, athletic contests, and a fireworks display. Officials promise non stop activities from morning to night with races, a greased pig, and a big dance at the Passion venue after the fireworks.
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Marshfield
Sagres
Oia Am. Readine
City
Teichard Connor
Dxsonavur
William Fi. Mason
Knats
Lsa
Waterworks Park
Treat Horses Well and Prosper More
An exchange to the office argues for proper horse care in bad weather. Horses need exercise even when rain confines them. if pressed indoors they should be kept in box stalls or under a shed and allowed to stretch their legs when weather permits.
Unconquerable Soul and a Wisconsin Wedding
The report covers a June wedding at Thy First Presbyterian Church, Miss Anna E. Cole and Louis A. Salter as principals. Bridesmaids wore pink taffeta, bouquets of daisies and sweet peas, Grace Angus performed the wedding march, and a reception followed at the Cate residence. The couple will reside on Meine Street after August 1, with a brief honeymoon at Nilbo urn and the Wisconsin Dells.
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Salter
Cole
First Presbyterian Church
Anna E. Cole
John F. Cole
Louis A. Salter
Golo
Georgetta Creo
Vernon Castle
Fannia Cale
Grace Angus
Eau Claire
Alias Bille
Mr. Soller
Chester Pebsins
Medford
Mussr
Arthur Purdyland
Nilbourn
Dells
Wisconsin River
Hone
Meine Street
S. Hugo Seheiho
Marriage of Miss Anna Megson and Mr envy A Atwood
The marriage occurred this morning at Saint Anselm Episcopal church with a reception and wedding breakfast at the home of Mr and Mrs Cleveland Kingsbury. Miss Anna Megson wore a chiffon veil and Spanish trimming, while Miss Mason attended as maid of honor. Best man Mr WH Hambright, ushers include Ningsbury Natwick Kohl Salisbury. Ramona Pfiffner sang, Catherine Ball played the wedding march. The couple will reside in Stevens Point.
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Anna Megson
Envy A. Atwood
Allxin
Cleveland Kingsbury
Kingsburys
Mirae Davis
Misa Mason
Mason
Sleveny Point
Uae
Bridasrauids
Kingsbury
Blanch le Unterkirchor
Superior
Marian Atyeodar
Rajida
Stevens Point
Ate
WH. G. Hambright
Mr. Ningsbury
Don Natwick
John Kohl
Clarence Salisbury
Chicago
Iss Ramona Pfiffner
Catherine
New Arrivals At Greenwood Pages A Campbell Baby
Newborns arrive as Mr and Mrs Anson J Campbell welcome a daughter born June 21 at Greenwood weighing seven pounds. A Schoenwalder couple greet a baby boy born Monday weighing eleven pounds.
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Anson J. Campbell
Greenwood
A. Schoenwalder
Partridge and deer laws advance in state senate action
A bill updating partridge and deer hunting rules passed the assembly and moves to the senate. If enacted, the partridge season would start September 6 and hunting from vehicles would be banned. deer killing could be restricted to does only, a change champions say reduces deer kills and alters hunting practices as in other states.
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Senate
Does
Lawr
Second Goes 18 Camp Douglas on 17th Orders Out
A second order directs 18 personnel from Camp Douglas on the 17th to depart for reservation. The document details movement and timing, naming Camp Douglas and the 17th as key identifiers. It records the order and the destination without additional context.
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Camp Douglas
Teuton Advocate to Lecture on European War
Gen Samuel Pearson of Scranton Pa will lecture at the New Adler opera house in Marshfield on Thursday evening July 8 on The European War with 6000 feet of new motion pictures. A Milwaukee organizer arranged the event aiming to present the German cause to Americans. Pearson, with a varied war career, will discuss Boer rebellion service and anti war material shipments while living in the United States with ties to Amsterdam and Frankfurt.
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Samuel Pearson
Scranton
Germany
New Adler Opera House
Ius
Times
A. P. Koenig
Milwaukee
Hus
General Pearson
M Koenig
Pearson
Genera Pearson
United States Circuit Court
Africa
Englan
Dam Paul Krusot
Amsterdam
Prankfort-on-the- Main
Elks Launch Plan for Marshfield Clubhouse
A booster meeting at the Marshfield Elks clubhouse launched a plan for a new clubhouse. Six candidates were initiated into the order with speeches by Exalted Ruler BE E Finnes and others including Mayor A Felker, W D Connor, C B Edwards, Thomas D Spalding, Dr K W Dovee, and EB E Winch. A fundraising campaign is expected to follow as support grows.
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Elks
Marshfield
Order
BE. E. Finnes
W. D. Connor
C. B. Edwards
A. Felker
Thomas D. Spalding
K. W. Dovee
EB. E. Winch
Stubhouse
New jury commissioners chosen by judge Park
Judge Byron Park appoints Hugo Wegener Marshfield A B Sutor Grand Rapids and Nash Mitchell Pittsville as jury commissioners to replace longtime appointees P N Christensen Marshfield R McMillan Grand Rapids and C A Ludwig Pittsville who previously held the posts.
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Byron BR. Park
Hugo Wegener
Marshfield
A. B. Sutor
Grand Rapids
Nash Mitchell
Pittsville
P. N. Christensen
McMillan
C. A. Ludwig
Transient J N O Neal jailed for car theft case
J N O Neal was arrested by Detective L H Cunningham on charges of stealing about 13 dollars worth of goods from cars including oranges cucumbers and the hike. The case was adjourned and later disposed of with the defendant pleading guilty and sentenced to 90 days of hard labor at Wood County jail.
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J. N. O'Neil
L. H. Cunningham
Soo Line
O'Neil
Joan Roberts
District Allormey
Wood Jounty
Marshfield sermon denounces town morality over dance
In a Marshfield Sunday sermon at St Allan's, Rev Dame Davis harshly criticizes a recent senior dance held off town grounds and late hours, calling the event a black disgrace and urging parents and residents to demand soul-saving action to curb out-of-town dances and early marriages.
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St. Allan's Church
Dame Davis
Cass Hall
Marshfield
Wood County Guernsey Breeders Hold Picnic at Blue Weeds Grove
About 200 members attended a picnic of the Wood County Guernsey Breeders Association at Blue Weeds Grove near Api. Sharles III of Rosendale gave an instructive talk on Guernsey cattle and judging, featuring a price-winning Wood county son owned by Reborn Morris. Dr Norton of Sland Rapids discussed dairy tubercular trouble and detection. The gathering emphasized hourly value in daily economy.
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Wood County
Guernsey Breeders Association
Blue Weeds Grove
API
Inter Up
Sharles III
Rosendale
Guernsey
Reborn Morris
Norton
Sland Rapids
Chauffeur Wanted and Murky Local Tidbits
A draft want ad seeks an all around chauffeur with repair skills and references. A Milwaukee Sentinel item notes a divorce case in Onehole Indiana where alimony and a breach of promise award were granted. A Marshfield Herald excerpt cites alleged brutality in a second marriage dispute. A Grand Rapids The Reporter clipped item mentions Mike McDonald injured by a dipper accident while tending chickens, listed as serious.
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The
Kings English
Grand Rapids
Mike McDonald
Weather Dims Fruit Crop Prospects Says Millie Pratt Rep
Three Milley Pratt company officials warn weather will drive berry prices and crop quality. Segal notes demand exceeds supply as late ripening berries and other produce like tomatoes potatoes melons and corn lag. If warm weather improves sooner, outlook may brighten. otherwise farmers face reduced yields and high prices.
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Sozal
Milley Pratt Company
Mn Segal
Thalsa
Marshfield club to admit youths under fourteen at games
The Marshfield club of the Wisconsin Valley League announces a policy for all baseball games inviting children under fourteen. They may enter for ten cents at the gate if accompanied by a parent, who then enters free. The plan aims to attract youthful fans this season.
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Marshfield Club
Wisconsin Valley League
Grand Rapids land tract sold to Peoria buyers
A large tract over 3,000 acres in the Buena Vista and Remington drainage districts east of Grand Rapids was sold in the last week for 12,600 to Frank Fischer and Milton N. Pierson of Peoria Illinois. The buyers are wealthy business men.
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Grand Ranins
Buena Vista
Remington
Grand Rapids
Frank Fischer
Milton N. Pierson
Peoria
Uphams Return After North Carolina Wedding
Ex governor W. A. Upham and Mrs Upham, married at Bowsfort North Carolina on June 1, arrived home yesterday morning and plan most of their summer in Marshfield.
Patrons to Meet Marshfield Doctors at Clinical Day
Preliminary notices announce a Clinical Day at St Tozeph's Hospital next Wednesday for all visiting members of the medical fraternity. An elaborate program of talks and demonstrations has been arranged.
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Pactrons
Marshfield
St. Tozeph’s Hospital
Happiness Grew At Our Own Fire Aide
A fragment notes happiness grows at our own fire and warns against picking happiness in strangers gardens. The line hints at self-reliance and caution in unfamiliar places. No clear people or organizations are named, preserving a stray prose feel.
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Stranngers
Capital Shows Faith in Marshfield Growth Amid Big Land Purchase
A Minneapolis investor, J. L. Ackley, vice president of City Holding Co, bought 150 lots in Marshfield’s High School area over two weeks. The parcels, including blocks between Park Avenue Oak Street and Seventh Street, total several city blocks. Ackley said the firm will sell lots on monthly terms, aiming to attract home sites in the future growth corridor south and west of the High School.
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Marshield
J. L. Ackiey
Minneapolis
City Holding Company
High Schoo
Tird Ward
Mr. Ackley
George Adgier
Marshfield
Park Avenue
Oak Street
Seventh Street
Hume
Third Ward
Lee Fox River Land Company
Eastern
TH. W. Tuttrm
Ayreton
Times
Blodgett Yeaturday
Northwest
Generity
Ackley
Wittike Fairearheing
Mars
Si Phinever Investment
Senator Mason to Speak July 5 at Lincoln Chautauqua
Senator William F. Mason of Kindis will stay over after his Fourth of July appearance to deliver a 30 minute address Monday July 5. Mayor A G Welker will introduce him as a feature of the oper air meetings that morning. Mason headlines Sunday's chautauqua session.
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Reod
Eagles
United States
William F. Mason
Kindis
A. G. Welker
Mason
Get-To-Gether Meetings at Marshfield Steam Laundry Supper
The Marshfield Steam laundry force held their monthly supper at the plant Friday evening hosted by proprietor F. H. Normington. About thirty workers attended as they engaged in a round table discussion offering suggestions to improve service and reduce complaints.
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Marshfield
F. H. Normington
Changes in Train Time on the Northwestern Line
The Chicago & Northwestern pass train resumes its old schedule from this city at 12 05 p m for Princeton and Fond du Lac. Night train times on the S00 road are altered with Velvet Special now at 2 18 a m, No 2 at 2 58 a m, and No 4 at 1 05 a m.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Princeton
Fond du “Lac
To Be Easy to Tick Holes in Others Work
A compact reflection on how exploiting others mistakes is less profitable than producing higher quality work. Experience and wisdom are regarded as two vast fortune tellers guiding better results.
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