Scalding Accident Injures Child at Home
A child named Leona was scalded when near boiling water overturned a large boiler pail in a kitchen. Mrs. Nunner and others rushed to aid, water applied to ease pain, while the mother, recovering from typhoid, watched vigilantly. Nearby incidents include a weapons arrest warrant and a barroom skirmish, with court actions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steusa
Runnitg
Leona
Nunner
Feyla
Ur Hoon
Suspected Hira Case Leads to Marshfield Murder Probe
Sheriff Smith of Wood County and Marshfield police investigated a stabbing murder after a man from Grand Rapids was questioned. The suspect, nicknamed the tram, was observed by the chief of police but deemed not the wanted person. The victim was badly stabbed. authorities pursued the lead yesterday and reported no match to the alleged killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gossy
Stadler
Marshfield
Willy
Ins
Sherif Smith
Woody
Grand Rapids
Baer
Tye Sherif
Wausat Afernoon
W Sau Dilob
Marriage Ties Two Nasonville Couples in Amity
The ceremony at the Pribytecian parsonage Wednesday evening united Chris Paulson and Christian bile among Nasonville’s popular youths with many friends in attendance. David Reed of Pelewood wed Elsie Brien of Seonah at the ME parsonage, officiated by Fav Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquaies
Nasonville
Chris. Paulson
David Reed
Pelewood
Elsie Brien
Seonah
Hill
Means a Telephone System Impeded by Share Shortage
After two canvasses among business men, it was found impossible to secure enough shares to incorporate for $5,000. The Amp Was Cub in tive will be incorporated for $9,500, with subscribers already. A meeting will be held, officers elected, and building of the system will commence. Public approval remains, and the company books stay open for months for investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive
Hull
Ubis
Ube
Marshfield Creamery Sold and leadership changes noted
Marshfield Creamery changes hands with Marshfield & Wey owners M. af, OG Johnson, J. A. Peterson, and PLM Christensen. plant ready for spring business. Captain Prescott resigns, Livul 1.8. Spence to become next captain. Company A expected to have a bright future amid reorganizations and farm cooperative goals.
Birth notices and market notes from a rural region
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Grooks of Lakerville and to Aberman and Tutfman on Wednesday morning. Another daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Suber on Sunday. Also listed, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Alvert Wject of McMillan on Wednesday. The text records a busy calf market with yearlings selling strongly, farmers shipping cattle south, and pricing notes from the period.
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A Danghter
Int Grooks
Lakerville
Ana
Harsday
Widines Onghter
Aberman
Royers
Chunk County Manscalves
Trac
Fluished Their Duties and Local Officials Contested
Unclear OCR text lists officials Webb and Christenson amid accusations of oppressing people. Mentions Marshfield, Nekoosi, and various lot numbers tied to a property sale or assessment. Includes scattered names such as Mra Claris Mal and Henry Dane with scattered addresses and blocks.
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Yue
Nordiom
Marshfield
Henry Dane
Win
Huaprr
Nekoosi
Nek
Marshlivld
Low
Accident at Veetkind injures 4 year old boy
A serious accident at Veetkind left L Buri of Veetkote’s four year old son badly hurt while playing a game called bick at school. The boy’s leg was broken and protruded through the ankle as bystanders waited for medical help after the collision among players.
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Veetkind
Tnfell
L. Buri
Veetkote
Burel
Faink
Settlement drive eyed under Major Upham’s plan
Major Upham returned from Milwaukee and with Taraberinen backed a colonization scheme. Central Wisconsin lumber firms hosted the meeting at Pfister house, declaring vast Gut-over Lands ready for settlers in Wood Clark and Marathon counties. Upham was named temporary chair with a permanent organization planned at the next meeting in a few weeks.
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Setifer
Upham
Mewaukee
Werthesdorning
Att Taraberinen
Pfister Hovel
St Lumber Companies
Wisconsin
Wood, Clark
Marathon
Major Upham
CIA
Winter Logging Looms Over Marshfield Mills
The frigid stretch has boosted winter logging activity in Marshfield area mill towns. Factories like Marshfield Stave Co and Milladore Stave Co ramp up, with logs hauled and hauled again as ice roads hold. mills plan to stay stocked through the season while demand for hoops grows and several outfitters report steady shipments and rising business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achid
Ke Crnenor Co
Armin Lumber Co
Man Pursued After Stolen Spaniel Recovered
An officer chased a man connected to a stolen spaniel near MariLewish alleging the suspect was traveling with a terrier. The dog was recovered Sunday and the owner paid $23 in restitution, with authorities noting the dog’s return and the suspect’s capture in wet weather.
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Telueraum
Wer
Sherman
Mari- Lewish
Peer Armstra
Gritin
Tostas
Armstrong
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William ‘Tilton
Daodsiys
Patigem
Kyke Rausch
Nusonville
Tilton
Rausch
Lindsay
Ulas
Sheeit Phan
Alton T
John Bangrity
Whaler
Schmelac
Picic
Pang Iellow
Joe Huston
Sayler
Carpenter
Fearne
Taylor
Schmelter
Scully
Cys
Monays
Dante
Pravel Chass
Mes
Slonday
Jon Dane
We P. Giege
Madison University
Pheongi
Uptani
Pope
Vravel Glass
Livingston
Hira
Martied
Marshfeld & Wey
Ty M . Af
Johnson
J. A. Peterson
PLM
Christensen
Uel
Borst
Jaloglowa
State
Dhar Pew Concern
Mies
Frescott
Capadéa
Prescott
Histawigus
Spence
Capt
Spencer
Juan
Sycin
Merton
Rocius
Steve
Guga
Largo van Dash
Wisconsie Sloop Co
Mirkel
Udorer
Uni
Howard Lynch
Milladore
Milladore Stave Company
Empey & Sulton Proprestors
Day
Arbuckle
Uphams
The
Marshfield Hardware Co
Louis Wallesen
Shiderun
Tin Lady
Morse School OF Telegraphy
eNormel School Academy
Oshkosh
First National Bank
Adam Haper
Ulumeler
J. Cushion
Chmidt
Ansistumt
Thos
DaLy
Cash
Cont! Bank
Osh
Leanne
Depaaltors
Lve USA Call
E. F. Mechler
Marshpield
Henry Icke
Central Ave
Taftor
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