Marshfield Triumph Over Grand Rapids In Key Wisconsin Match
Marshfield High School defeated Grand Rapids 22 to 20 at the Armory in a pivotal fast game shaping the Appleton tournament bid. Faber and Glassner led the home team with timely baskets and steady free throws as Marshfield seized the second half after a 15–15 halftime tie, while Grand Rapids battled hard and faced rough play from the visitors.
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Marshfield Hgh
Grand Rapids
Armory
Wisconsin
Appleton
Stevens Point
Marshfield
Faber
Bergen
Stesvens
Joe Glassner
Joe
Glassner
Athingier
David
Smith
Ripon
Schofield
Neillsville
Model pasteurizing plant opens for Eckert dairy route
John Eckert started a new dairy pasteurizing plant in the Adler addition. Milk travels through a Farrington pasteurizer at 150 degrees then cooling to 45 degrees before bottling. Automatic bottling and cleaning processes ensure hygiene, with no human contact.
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John Eckert
Adler Addition
Mgr. Eckert
Farrington
Eckert
Milwaukee
Stephenson Wins on 23rd Ballot for U S Senator
The legislature elected Isaac Stephenson to succeed himself as U S senator on the 23rd ballot with 63 votes to 62 scattering. A protest tied to ongoing inquiry into Stephenson campaign methods is noted though seating is expected. Democrats who abstained to block his election face no credit in this account.
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Isaac Stephenson
U.S
Stephenson
Senate
Resignation Accepted as Mayor Roddis Leaves City Hall
Special council session hears Mayor Roddis resign with effect upon council action. The council accepts the resignation but does not elect a successor for the year. President John Juno serves as acting mayor. Alderman Robert Connor is discussed as a potential spring election candidate to fill the vacancy and has prior two terms on the board of public works.
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Common Council
Roddis
John Juno
Robert Connor
Connor
Board of Public Works
Flora DeVoss Company at the Opera House
Flora DeVoss Company opens a week long engagement at the opera house on Monday March 15 led by comedienne Flora DeVoss with M G R J B Romour arranging. The bill features a 4 act comedy Calleze Chins with comedy melodrama vaudeville between acts and illustrated songs. Ladies admitted free Monday night. Tickets 10 20 30. Sue ad.
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Flora DeVoss
Sue Ad
Women to Vote in Spring Election for State Superintendent
Women may exercise suffrage in the April 6 election with candidates for state superintendent. A lively campaign is underway and observers expect whether female voters match men in interest. Past school elections saw light female turnout, but this year’s contest is competitive and uncertain.
Forty Hours Devotion at St. John's Parish
The Forties Hours devotion will run Monday to Wednesday March 15 16 17 with Fr Volz and visiting clergy leading services. On Sunday evening March 14 Rev Trierweiler Rozellville will give the English sermon and on Monday March 15 Fr Stenz Loyal will speak in English.
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St. John’s
Improvement Plan for St Johns Church Complex
At a special meeting the St Johns Catholic Congregation approved Rev Fr Volz and the building committee plans to remodel the church school and sisters home. They will add a central heating plant, modern sanitation and ventilation, and tie all buildings to the sewer, with the sisters home raised a story. The project, costing about 10000 dollars, will run next summer and enhance beauty usefulness and comfort.
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St.John’s Catholic Congregation
Fr. Volz
J C Davis Returns to Hastings as Grain Growers Director
Jay C Davis, national lecturer for the American Society of Equity, arrived from Indianapolis last Friday and assumes duties in Hastings Nebraska as director of the Grain Growers Department. He is credited with uniting Southwest grain farmers for mutual benefit and protection and will serve until next July.
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Jay C. Davis
American Society of Equity
Indianapolis
Mr. Davis
Hastings
Nebraska
Great Grain Growers’ Department
Davis
West
Southwest
Beell Draws With Mahmout In Handicap Bout
Yousiff Mahmout the giant Bulgarian wrestler and Frank Beell met in Minneapolis last Saturday in a thirty minute draw. Mahmout agreed to throw Beell within the time limit or forfeit the purse, but Beell used clever defense to avoid defeat. The result suggests a renewed match on even terms may be proper if they meet again.
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Yousiff Mahmout
Frank Gotch
Change in Ownership at The Unique Theatre
The Unique Theatre is now owned and managed by Dexter Bros with Mrs Fryer retiring. Ray Dexter is joined by his brother Page Dexter, a practical theatre man, as the bill has remained strong in recent weeks. Charles Duval's singing remains a notable draw with strong song selections.
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Unique
Dexter Bros
Fryer
Fryer & Dexter
Ray Dexter
Page Dexter
Charles Duval
Illas
Engineer Shatto Severely Injured in Yard Accident
Engineer Shatto of Wausau aboard a Northwestern passenger run was injured at the yards last Saturday while reversing his engine at the turntable. His right foot was crushed and one toe was amputated at St. Joseph's hospital. Doctors say the injuries will not cause permanent incapacity.
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Shatto
Wausau
Northwestern
St. Joseph's Hospital
Miss Ellinwood Resigns as City Librarian
Miss Della Ellinwood resigns her position as city librarian effective March 5. She has built up the library to its present efficient state and patrons will regret her departure. The library board secretary is consulting with experts to secure a competent replacement promptly.
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Della Ellinwood
Miss Ellinwood
Parsonage Remodeling Plan Approved by M. E. Church
At a special meeting on Tuesday evening the M. E. congregation decided to remodel the parsonage on the church lot. The house will be raised with a new foundation and connected to waterworks and sewer, with modern conveniences, at an estimated cost of about 1200 dollars.
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M. E
March Weather Patterns Signal Cold, Storms Across Nation
A historic weather summary outlines multiple storm periods in March. Regular storms from the 8th to 16th with a central chill on the 10th, reactionary storms on the 15th to 17th, another regular period around the 21st, and a looming violent storm window from the 19th to the 25th. The forecast warns of heavy rain, thunder, wind, or snow and boreal winds, with a marked drop in barometer and high humidity suggesting severe conditions late in the month.
Big Week at Adlers Opera House
Manager John Adler brings New York promoters R K Coates and MM W McBoyle to boost the moving picture shows. Three performances nightly at 7 90, 9 30, and 9 30 with matinees at 4 15 Wednesday and 2 30 and 3 30 Saturday. Special films and candy for children. admission 1c for adults and 5c for children.
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John Adler
New York
R. RK. Coates
MM. W. McBoyle
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W. H. Roddis
Flora Devoss Company
Hgh Sroress
Sommers
Corp
H. Seime
Wickham
Medie
Art
E. Therol Mus
T. Somme
Schoenhaten
L. Siemer
Immer. Corp. Hendrick
Mus
Kassilka
St. John’s Catholic Congregation
J. C. Davis
Beell
Mahmout
Beagle
Ariens
And
Vogue
Nerkwear
Laneypinns
Hart Schaffner
Marx
London
Tlart Schattner & Marx
Hart Schattner & Marx
Longley
J. B. Stetson
Adler's Opera House
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