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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1914
Page
5
Community news with multiple short items: residents visiting Spencer and Chicago, local business callers, auctions, weddings, illnesses, and upcoming events. Notable names include Carlson, Graham, Mettelka, Reed, Mason, Haegle, Gordon, Mechler, Deming, Spry, and Wahl e among others.
At a meeting held at Mrs Wheelers on Monday afternoon the Womens club elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs W S Heaton Recording Secretary Mrs Frank Noll Vice President Mrs W A Sexton Treasurer Mrs GC E Blodgett Corresponding Secretary Mrs Ed Rafftery House Chairman Mrs H Wahle. Plans are underway to host the district convention in Marshfield in the near future.
Marshfield Scouts lost 33 to 6 to Stevens Point Scouts in a lively Friday game. Marshfield fielded forwards L Holch and L Thom, center R Connor, guards A Reeths C Cobeen, with Braem and Sexton as substitutes, a squad of fifteen plus Scoutmaster H A Bly.
Wood County lists graduates from the University of Wisconsin short course in agriculture. About 80 to 90 percent of the 150 graduates will return to farms in Wisconsin to work as dairymen, stock raisers, poultrymen, orchardists, grain growers, and market gardeners.
Nomination papers for circuit judges up for reelection were filed with the secretary of state in Wisconsin. Byron B. Park of Stevens Point was signed by 782 voters and George W. Burnell of Oshkosh by 815 names.
The Fortnightly Musical club met Friday at Mrs Hiram FP Below home. After tea a business meeting elected President Mrs E S Bailey Vice-president Mrs W D Wheeler Secretary Mrs W W McCulloch Treasurer Miss Mary McMillan and Chairman program committee Mrs E E Finney. Two new members joined Mrs Thomas D Spalding and Miss Emmagene Hayward. The next meeting will be at Mrs Wheeler with Miss McMillan assisting.
The Central Wisconsin State Fair association received a draft for 1 764 92 from the state treasurer via the Secretary of State for eighty percent of 1913 premiums. The draft was entered by the Secretary and Treasurer and deposited to the association’s credit, with an order drawn to pay a premium note at First National Bank, leaving about 123 dollars to the good.
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