Marshfield High Debaters Win Triangular Titles in Two Cities
Marshfield High School debaters won the Marshfield Wausau Grand Rapids triangular meet, defeating Grand Rapids in Marshfield 2 to 1 while the Marshfield negative beat Wausau 2 to 1. Debaters named include Grace Vollmar Charles Moore William Connor Benita Ker Berthold Laemte and Robert Bulmer. The victory settles the league title and hints at a future match with Appleton.
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Marshfield
United States
Wausau
Thas
Grace Vollmar
Charles Moore
William Connor
Grand Rapids
Benita Ker
Berthold Laemte
Robert Bulmer
Rand Rapids
Rapids
Marshfield High School
Appleton
Council to Act on Schmidt Liquor Case
Police witnesses disclose complaints against Max Schmidt proprietor of the laloor at Central avenue and Fifth streets. The council will likely issue two summonses for a hearing as Schmidt faces a municipal court trial on a liquor to minors charge. Previous June 1934 case involved two minors and a $15 fine.
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Max Schmidt
Central Avenue
Fifth Streets
Chie
Pol
Ice A. F. Gerwing
Schmidt
Tomorow
Lorenz Barth
Inrer
Viola Bam
Tillie Blum
Emma Balzenthal
Hasselbalch Block Co Incorporation Filed in Wisconsin
Articles of incorporation were filed in Madison on February 25 with Secretary of State Donald. Hasselbalch Block Co based in Marshfield lists a capital of $25,000. Incorporators include John Hasselbalch George Block and L I D Kitowsky.
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Madison Wis
Donald
Hasselbalch-Block Co
Marshfield
John Hasselbalch
George Block
Kitewski
New Home of Grand Rapids Elks Lodge
The Grand Rapids lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks has moved into a new building on the south bank of the Wisconsin river. Erected in fall 1914 at about 25000, furnishings bring total to about 46000. The landmark is praised by Marshfield visitors and the building will be dedicated April 17.
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Grand Rapids Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Wisconsin River
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
GA. Normington
the Times
Mubhouse
Easter Ball at Armory Scheduled by Marshfield Fire Dept
The Marshfield fire department announces its annual Easter ball at the armory on Monday evening April 6. Music will be furnished by the Second Regiment Orchestra.
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Marshfield Fire Department
Second
Megiment Orchestra
Taxpayers press one third rate in Central avenue dispute
Taxpayers along Central avenue form a committee and call a city hall meeting to review a report on expense apportionment. A circulating petition asks the council to revert from half and half paving to a one third basis, reflecting earlier sentiment. The dispute near resolution hinges on adoption of a plan acceptable to all parties.
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Central Avenue
Denoyer Danoyer Players at New Adley Opera House
The Denoyer Danie Players bring four nights of musical comedy to the New Adley Opera House starting Sunday March th. Eddie Denoyer leads a strong touring company with a blue rib bon chorus. Tickets are priced at popular rates, less than the usual dollar and a half. The show promises singing and dancing to lift spirits and banish blues.
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Denoyer Danie
Adley Opera House
Eddie Denoyer
Danie
Supgorting
Real Sleuth. Nervous Lady Encounter with Police
A nervous resident notes repeated burglaries on her street and asks how often police patrol. A playful exchange follows about visibility, with the officer hinting at staying unseen as part of policing.
Tax payments list shows large amounts from Upham Mfg and others
A ledger style record itemizes sizable tax payments to various firms and individuals including Upham Manufacturing, First National Bank, Roddis Lumber, Mildred Brewing Co, Libby McNeill Libby, and Copper River and Southern, with totals ranging into hundreds of dollars and multiple names appearing repeatedly across entries.
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Upham Mfg. Co
Thomas Maloney
Netive Mild
Brewing Co Pees
First National Bank
Ahi
C. E. Blodgett
Roddis Lumber & Venee R. Connor Co
Vollmar
Mild
State Bank
Peter Daul
Anton Siegert
Albert Plath
C. M. Meyers
Fred Sehhafer
A. Kleinheins
Suarr Cereal Co
Felix LaPoint
Lou Rose
Sheerin
K. W. Doege L. Hartl
W. D. Conroe
Roddis Lanis Laem
Anton Greisinger
John G. Rabhi
Felker Broz
Mig
Wenzel & Wenel Mesten
Jung & Scharmann
Normington Bros
William Wenzel
Peter Dickoff
Kliner
Lang & Scharmann Co
W.H. Budge
J. F. Marsh
John F. Adler
J. F. Heal
Noll Hardware
Libby, McNeill & Libby
W. A. Liese
Adam Paulus
R. L. Krans
L. A. Wright
Copper River and
E. M. Deming
Philip Adler
Alex LaPoint
William Uthmeier
Neumannns Return From Coast Trip Expositions Pleasing
Mr. Neumann and his son Alfred returned from a Pacific coast trip praising San Francisco and San Diego expositions. They traveled south to Grand Canyon on the way west and stopped in New Orleans, enjoyed aviation at the San Francisco grounds, and found the experience worthwhile and worth the cost.
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A. Neumann
Alfred
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Grand Canyon
New Orleans
Neumann
San Francisco Exposition
Meeting Tonight Of Property Owners On Central Avenue
A meeting of owners of property abutting Central avenue is set for this Wednesday at the city hall in the evening at 8 oclock. Taxpayers are urged to attend to discuss the committee report, by order of the committee.
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Central Avenue
City Hall
Bottles Recovered After Local Bottling Dispute
J H McCrellis of Marshfield Bottling Works recovered 79 cases of bottles from Hub Bottling Works owned by Ernest H Engelmann. The bottles were found hidden between walls with broken glass bearing Marshfield Bottling Works marks. Settlement for damages totaled 34.82 dollars, paid out of court. Engelmann denied responsibility for the bottles being on his premises.
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J. H. McCrellis
Marshfield Bottling Works
Jacob Wilhelm
Hub Bottling
Ernest H. Engelmann
McCrellis
Engelmann
New Bridge Torn Up by Leather Company
A tempest in the Second ward follows United States Leather Company actions at the old sawmill as a newly built bridge over Mall creek is torn up. Residents on the west side had relied on the passageway along East Second street for years. A petition seeks to open Second street from Spruce to Concord, while L. A. Hartl pushes for a reasonable resolution to restore the bridge.
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Second Ward
United States Leather Company
Mall Creek
West Side
East Second Street
Upham Manufacturing Company
Second Street
Spruce
Concord
L. A. Hartl
Leather Company
Sherman’s Absence Sparks Debate on Tax Definition
The article notes the lack of General Sherman to offer a revised tax definition, leaving readers to navigate upcoming proposals and economic implications without his authoritative guidance.
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General Sherman
Fragments of Washington lore and small-town humor
A collage of humorous and historical snippets from a past era. It riffs on George Washington with farcical misstatements about his life and quotes a Wausau region anecdote, followed by light social satire on charity and a parable about a newsboy’s extra cent.
Man ran backroom liquor business in garage
A Waupaca paper recounts a man who operated a cash with order liquor scheme in a back room of a garage, taking orders without payment and shirking a license. Authorities found diluted whiskey at five percent alcohol and fifty five percent water. His defense may claim he aimed to convert customers to the water wagon gradually.
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Waupaca
Ami
Death of Mrs Wiedman in Weigelsdorf area
Mrs Mary Wiedman aged 59 died at her home near Weigelsdorf on Sunday morning. She leaves husband and six children John Fred Leo Alex Sarah and Mary Wiedman. Her mother Mrs John Wiedman of Warsaw will attend the funeral at St John’s Catholic Church at 9:30 this morning.
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Mary Wiedman
Weigelsdorf
John Fred
Leo
Alex
Sarah
John Wiedman
Warsaw
St. John’s Catholic Church
Indecent exposure case leads to $10 fine
Andrew Hanson of South Central avenue was arrested Thursday on a complaint by Officer Oestreich for indecent exposure alleged on February 21. In municipal court he was advised to secure an attorney, then chose to pay the fine. Judge Wegener imposed a $10 fine plus costs.
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Andrew Hanson
South Central Avenue
Oestreich
Hanson
Wegener
Forty Two Circuit Court Cases Open Next Monday in Grand Rapids
The Seventh Judicial Circuit opens the March term in Grand Rapids with forty two cases on the calendar. Judge Byron B. Park presides as Wood county cases begin Monday, including nine criminal files, fourteen jury issues, fifteen court issues, one law issue, and three defaults, plus five divorce matters.
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Seventh Judicial Circuit
Grand Rapids
Wood County
Byron B. Park
State of Wisconsin
FL Pahl
Frank Wolf
Johnny Cundy
Elwood Finegan
Ebner Reese
Harry Wilson
W. F. Beyers
Lester Anderson
Nick Young
New School 18 Dedicates in Arnin Village
Arnin town opened a brick new schoolhouse at the village Friday evening with Prof. Thompson from Madison state school inspector, Prof. W. W. Clark from county agricultural school, County Supt. George Varney, and Cashier R. Serskorn of the Dairyman's State bank as speakers. The structure cost $5,000 under the state graded system and will employ two teachers. A large crowd attended. A final sentence about airships appears unrelated to the event.
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Arnin
Thompson
Madison
W. W. Clark
County Agricultural School
George Varney
R. Serskorn
Dairyman’s State Bank
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Charles Daly
William Johnson
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Consolidated Power and Paper Company
Roy Bertrand
M. & St. Rallye Company
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Angie Revers
Louis King
Bramneber
Ag Central Warehouse Lumber
Apanne Ladowski
A. Silvver
J. Ginsberg
M. L. Ginsberg
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L. Fountaine
James Mach
Louis Ulrich
Lynda Ullrich
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Wheelan
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J. R. Ragan
Lake Cranberry Co
al F. Ghilds
Sherea
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Carl Buss
Red Rienow
Louisa Rienow
Benj. Skidmore Jr
Eli R Wagler
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M. J. Ginsberg
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B. Cottrill
P. Norton
Ardina Kempfirt
August Kempfirt
Wee
Anna Piller
David Iller
Henrietta Schroeder
An Lon Hager
Neillsville Bank
Louisa Englemann
Exness H
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City of Marshfield
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W. F. Boyers
Minnie Juneau
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