Secret Societies In Local Fraternal Groups In Virginia
Fragmented OCR shows a list of lodge names and meetings in Marshfield and nearby areas. Knights of Pythias Masons and Odd Fellows entries mention regular gatherings at Masonic Hall and other halls, with dates noted as the second Tuesday or every Monday evening. Church notices reference Sunday services and German and English mass at local Catholic church.
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Ompany
Mous
PHAM
Ivan
Tanphere
Mets
Suxton Bros
Darviry
Darviry He U Lansc. Lona Daniels
Pospert Taguts
Xenon
Feurts
Grossalageer
ELLY
BR G
O'Eluels
I A. Dupient
Fe. C
Masonic Hall
Cor
America
J.P Damathed
B.C. Pou
Blaine
Hendyix
Thing
Epnam Manufacturing Co
Witla Knights
Wohivalric
Greece
Enlick
Kans
Kor BR
U.U. Wi
Cekv Order of United Workmen
Lange
Sexton Rovers
Slung Brothers
Juseh Hhuckmcl
Dacre Parson
Veteran Association Meeting Ended By Night Weather
The Clark County and Marshfield Veterans Association held their last day program last week. A cannon explosion during a sham battle caused injuries. Captain Reitz of Neillsville was elected president amid efforts to continue the event.
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Clark County and
Vetteran’s Association
UT Ous Yerba
Ab Neillsvile
Dane
Cant. Reitz
Neillssilly
Arc Louik Glass
Svcrenary
Asrochilion
Phy Register
Marshfield
Harring
Chase
Tlunderson
Sands
Guy
Lus Seillaville
Grand Rapids
Ashok
Shilo
Mani Ted
A Good Day for Whiskers
Humorous note about barbers closing for the day leaving patrons with untrimmed whiskers. A misread sign caused confusion as people learned the shop was closed and advised letting whiskers grow. A passerby named Tip Van Winkle helps spread the odd message on the sidewalk.
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Dells
Tip van Winkle
Lincoln Park July 4th Celebration Announcement
Lincoln Park hosts a full day of events including afternoon dancing, evening fireworks, pyres, and an art exhibition curated by the Bakerville Yourning club. J D Kraemer invites all to Lincoln Park, tickets available through site managers. John Hart reported selling a yard exhibition of five beauties at a price last week.
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Lincoln Park
Pryphoton
Tuenlng
Bakerville
Trincoln
J. DP. Kraemer
John Hart
Not The Kind He Wanted Knight of the Road Claiming Times Job
A rough hearing of a disreputable traveler describes a knight of the road posing as a painter and Times employee who plied saloons for free drinks. He allegedly challenged a saloon owner, caused a disturbance, pulled a hidden weapon, and fled after a fatal confrontation. The piece notes the man has not appeared since and cites witnesses who recall his bluster and threats.
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Sucre
A Knight of the Quill and a Porcupine Incident
Spor the house dog of Mr Joly Youlker attacked a porcupine during Monday night. The animal pricked and damaged the dog, prompting Mrs V Kur to prepare a supper while the creature appeared aggressive. Yoolker returned home to find the dog in distress, removing hundreds of quills with Dr. Wingki assisting. the dog recovered after partial treatment and rest.
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Spor
Joly Youlker
Mays
Voelker
Momunts & Baile
Lewis
Yoolker
Dr. Wingki
Death by Own Action Reported in Local Paper
The obituary details a man named Schulz, respected in the city, who died after a dispute with his wife. He allegedly harmed himself during a quarrel, with Mrs. Schulz stating self defense. Evidence suggests self inflicted injuries and a hanging, leaving investigators to consider conjecture about motive and events leading to death.
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Ouby Phonograph
Setulz
Carmen
Tayo
Brad Sill
Sebel
Kerewi
Winds and Hail Storm Destroys Farm and City Damage
A severe storm Tuesday between 12 and 1 o clock brought rain hail and fierce winds lasting about fifteen minutes. It felled trees and damaged buildings with barns blown over and a wagon overturned. Fences and corrugated tin were ripped from structures. several windows shattered. A neighbor’s house was unrooted and a nearby barn collapsed. City officials and local business leaders discussed rebuilding plans and potential investments to restore the area.
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Mr. Smith
Abe Rusty
Henry Bartels Receives First Grade Teacher Cert
Henry Bartels returned home from Cal Jere with news of his exam results before the state board. He was the lone winner among five examined to earn a first grade certificate after hard work at the Madison exam on the 10th. He began work Monday at Sextan Bros in a lecture role and will assist with credit inquiries for the firm. James Syx yon announced Henry’s homeward move to Germany, with a brief stop in Wausau for a position.
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Accident & Coher
Senderson
Reitz
Mainsville
Guaveman
Tennion
Stuirk
Dames G. Blaine
Henry Bartels
Henry
Alyly
Madison
James Syxyon
Price Henry Pubes
Gerlin
A Chance for Reciprocity in Rural Trade Talks
A fragmentary report from a rural community outlines an odd plan to exchange spouses among nearby families. The text describes three sisters and two brothers, living similarly, proposing an equal marriage exchange based on biblical teachings. The piece hints at harvests and mutual joy, framing the scheme as a moral arrangement.
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Lowan
Community church plan discussed in northern Wisconsin
A reverend and local leaders push a church based effort to secure grounds and buildings for a camp gathering. The plan aims to unite church members and business people to establish a permanent site, seeking broad support from the district and community. The campaign is seen as beneficial to the area.
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Shev
Horgin
Une Lee
Seaysle
Wisconsin
Belovis
Local Race Meet With Mixed Results At Dawn
An impromptu meeting at Devinbg Tar Ise Saturday featured four horses. Winners included Noahs horse and a pair from Wilkes and Noll, with disputes over leads and a late surge from Le gimmie ib. A subsequent post meet held Monday listed numerous stewards and attendees, noting plans for future trots and special meetings.
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Heals
Sitees
B. PF. Median
Wilkes
Mr Noll
Mr. Noah
Sir Wilkes
Une Teva
Weidamilida
Wheeler
Bashaw
Kautsky
Kauky
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