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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1911

Page

2

Carnival at Wausau Promises Giant City Festival

Wausau hosts a six day carnival starting June 26 under City Military, Company G. Greater United Shows supplies seventeen pavilions and devices including Earaves circus and a world machine exhibit from Germany. Hamiltons congress of novelty acts, an electric city, Princess Maxine the mule, a human roulette wheel, vaudeville, and Eli Ferris wheel mark major attractions with two concert bands. A grand street parade closes with a welcoming note to visitors from nearby towns. moral and clean entertainment urged.

Wausan Company G Wausau Greater United Shows Ear@raves Ger Hamiltons’ Congress of Novelities Maxine the Mule Eli

Race for Life on Adams County Tracks With Locomotive Sightings

Rail workers recount uncanny tales as the Chicago and North Western pioneers the county with its first locomotive. A Bara Boo man fled the oncoming engine at Friendship, believing the train would catch him wherever he ran, until the crew calmed him and explained the situation.

Adams County America Chicago & Northwestern Charles Heiden Casper Eberts Baraboo Necedah

Bucknam Delivers Fourth Address in Cleveland Town

A. Bucknam, field secretary for the Three Million League, spoke at the Dist No. 3 school house in Cleveland Thursday evening. It was his second address in the town and drew a large, appreciative audience. The note hopes for another future talk.

A. Bucknam Norrie Three Million League Dist Cleveland

Frank L. 2weck Model Jewelry Store Ad

Frank L. 2weck offers a well stocked store with up to date woods in watches locks jewelry and silverware. Music instruments talking machines and records are specialties. Local shoppers can find a wide range of goods and services at this neighborhood shop.

Frank L. 2Weck

Bargain Latts and House on Fifth Street Near High School

Frank Vaughe offers Latts and two lots on Fifth Street two blocks from the high school at a bargain. The notice emphasizes value and location for prospective buyers.

Fifth St Frank Vaughe

Widow Rebuffs Army Inventory Request After Death

A soldier’s death leads to an officer sending a detailed inventory to his wife in a small town. She marks the items she wants and scratches one item from the list. The erasure causes confusion, prompting a reference to a carbon copy and revealing the widow’s lack of interest in housing the deceased’s possessions.

Blank Philippines Incharga Obo Lippincott

Speaking Timepiece Empowers Quiet Time in Germany

A new German clock uses a speaking mechanism to announce house and quarters in an agreeable voice. A galvanic copper plate records phonograph-like cures, belts and a sounding box drive the speech, with a lever to mute at night and a button to display the hour instantly.

Germany Iona

Just Cause for Anger. Mrs Tinmers and the Tooth Trouble

A neighbor recalls Mrs Tinmers vowing not to pay her dentist after a bridge allegedly felt wrong yet was deemed safe. She complained, and the tale implies a strained harm from miscommunication. The caller questions why the dentist refused to fix the issue and ends with a quip about a soothing elixir from Mr Tinmore.

Mr. Tinmore Judge

Can the Lady Cook Stirs Debate in St Louis Post Dispatch

The St Louis Post Dispatch weighs in on a framing question about gender roles in cooking. The piece contrasts the phrases Can the cook be a lady and Can the lady cook, exploring implications for professional recognition and social expectations. It underscores ongoing dialogue about women in culinary work.

St Louis Post Taapateh

For SALE Good year driving mare quick sale

Old driving mare about 1000 pounds offered at 150 dollars for quick sale. Apply Times office 3913q.

Times Office

Courteous Inmates Impress Visitor In New King Land Jail

A visitor praised the prisoners for their gentle, cordial conduct in a New King Land City jail. The jailer joked about preferring better manners than legs, recounting how a police officer once escaped and left a note asking for pardon for the liberty taken.

Kingland Ans Uberty

Nearsighted Man and a Beggar Tale Sparks Caution

A nearsighted man recalls resisting empty appeals and chooses to help only when the beggar tells a true, plausible tale. The exchange ends with a moral on discerning stories before giving. Also noting Ebve & Co offers 40 cents per bushel at their warehouse for potatoes.

Tory Tam Boas

Swift Postmen of Venice Travel by land and water

A travel sketch praises Venetian postmen for navigating canals and streets with precision, noting their gondola speed and knowledge of tiny lanes. It mentions the Rialto bridge scene with gondoliers near Fondaco del Tedeschi and historic turbine details about 16th century German merchants. An unrelated classified ad offers perfumed soap powder distribution with contact details.

Carrera Veotee Rialto Fondaco del Tedeschi Girolamo Tedesco Giorgio Sparento Venice

Flower of the Ranch to Play at Adler Friday Night

The Flower of the Ranch, a colorful musical comedy, comes to the Adler opera house Friday June 30. Set in the Californian Rockies, the tale follows ranchers Indians Mexicans and a sheriff with a bad man foe. A budding heroine Little Flower aids hero Jack Farnim amid comic twists and lively dances. Seats range 25c to 1.50 with tickets on sale at Potter's Tuesday.

Adler Opera House Rockies California Flower Jack Farnim Little Skivers Rothum Fred Zoo Potter's

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