Rural Telephone Line Aims to Link Lincoln and Rock Farmers
Rural residents along the old Nasonville road in Lincoln and Rock counties are aligning to install a telephone line from the city to Nasonville corners. The plan seeks to connect many farmers, enabling swift business from homes, with costs expected to be lower than city rates. A line already runs to Bakerville and poles are prepared for expansion, signaling early completion and regional leadership in progressive farming methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasonville
Lincoln
Rock
Nasonville Corners
Buck
Bakerville
Wood County
Double Wedding at Marshfield Home in Quiet Ceremony
A quiet double wedding occurred at Mrs. J. We Ylatteberg’s Third Street home at eight o’clock fore noon. Klara E. J. latteberg married John J. Ebbe, and Sarah L. Hatteberg wed Iver Nash, with Rev. J. F. Young officiating. Both brides are Marshfield residents and Marshfield High School graduates. Ebbe is a respected local businessman and Nash a skilled carver and designer. The couples will live on South Central Avenue and Third Street respectively, as hundreds extend best wishes.
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Marshfield
Ebbe
Bakerville
Nash
Hans Bille
South Central Avenue
Bullman
Third Street
Badger Racked Hoop Company organized and officers elected
The Badger Racked Hoop Company organized with 10000 capital stock to promote the patent hoop racket. Louis Laemle as president and other officers chosen. Plants planned at Wisconsin Hoop mill with Juang Scharhianns making models. The venture aims to manufacture here and expand rapidly to boost local industry. Marriage and other local notices follow.
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Badger Racked Hoop Company
Chay. Reed
Ineventor
Lonns Laemle
W. W. Hellipeter
B. Cook
E. V. Bantsky
Carrot Heath
Defer Publication One Day for Independence Day
The Times will publish a day later than usual, delaying until Saturday morning July 6. The extra day allows space to cover holiday mis haps and firecracker accidents, while correspondence remains due at the usual time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Wallace Circus Impresses At Fairgrounds Parade Delights Crowd
The Wallace circus performed Thursday at the fairgrounds to general satisfaction and was called equal to the greatest on the road. A nearly mile long street parade showcased vans chariots five bands numerous equestrians and animals while the show offered clean entertainment with many new features.
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Wallace Circus
Fairgrounds
Signs of the times promise Marshfield as a railroad hub
The article argues Marshfield is rising toward a future as a key railroad, industrial, and agricultural center. It notes strategic location at two major lines, freight growth, and potential division status with Wisconsin Central and Northwestern systems. It cites planned moves, including the Bateman cut off, and predicts summer actions to shape the town’s prominence. It also reports local deaths, Joseph Lonhard in Marshfield, and Math Brill of Rozellville, detailing survivors and community impact.
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Wisconsin Central
Northwestern
H.C. Frost
Wisconsin Central Company
Frost
Waupaca
Oshkosh
St. Paul
Chicago
Bateman
Central
Wisconsin
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Mr. Bouter
Frank Luplent
Peter Larson
Bert Masterman
Jake Thomas
Badger Racked Hoop Co
Kate Hartt
Neillsville
Charles Radlinger
St. John's Catholic Church
John Eisen
Mary Radlinger
Lizzie Hortt
Carl Anrover
Grand Rapids
Anton Hortt
Nuiltsville
W. C
Mr. Radlinger
Heil
Peter Walterbach
F. L. Nehs
Christina Walterbach
Eva Heil
Anton Walterbach
Adam Heil
David Walterbach
Theresa Trubler
Frank‘ .P. Stauss
St. John’s Catholic Church
Br. Eisen
Julia Specht
Clara Britten
George Specht
Henry Frey
Dennis Regan
Emma Baltus
Auburndale
Lizzie Baltus
Andy Régan
Joseph Lonhard
Mr. Donhard
Germany
America
Leaves
Meinhardt
New London
Mesdames
d@am Hafer
E. G. Schmidt
George Donhard
Donhard
Math Brill
Rozellville
Joseph Sturm
Theo. Hennis
Hewitt
India
Valencienne
Ics
Pound California Prunes
Japan
California
Childrens
Eagle Lye Se
City
Wagner
E City Hack
John Kealey
Thomas
Widow and Orphans’ Donation Society
Mayville, Wis
Wm. Hirth
R. E. Muenchow
Thomas House
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