Local Town News Highlights From Auburndale To Marshfield
Local notes show Richard Connor in Auburndale Saturday and numerous visits by businesspeople to Marshfield, Milladore, Stevens Point, and Wausau. Figures include Postmaster A. G. Pankow in Waupaca, Mrs. I. B. Richmond’s family travel, and Harold Wharfield named Lawrence basketball captain. Community events cover Baby Week lectures, photo coupons, and new paving plans with Hurtgen reporting on street work.
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A. J. Abbott
Auburndale
I. K. Bissell
Wausau
Fred Warsiniske
Sherry
Charles J. Mettelka
Stratford
Ross Lombard
Jacob Thomas
Milwaukee
John P. Hume
A. G. Pankow
Waupaca
John P. Adler
Minneapolis
D. A. RK
John F. Cole
Henry Lorge
Plymouth
E. E. Conry
Spencer
W. P. Barager
Owen Enterprise
City
I. N. Loughead
J. J. McDonald
Milladore
C. B. Edwards
Jacob Sturm
Mailford
Amos Roll
Marshfield State Bank
A. L. Boock
Spencer State Bank
Marshfield
Frank Trudeau
Waukesha
C. W. Otto
Muscatine
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Company
Harold B. Wharfield
Lawrence’ College
Appleton
P. J. Hurtgen
Burlington
Board of Public Works
Hurtgen
City Hall
Highkeat Awards at World Pure Food Expo in Chicago
Highlights from the World Pure Food Expo featuring the Highkeat Awards show in Chicago and variations across participating venues. Officials announced prizes for innovative products and quality standards.
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Highkeat Awards
Chicago
Vario
Boston Girl Wins Laurels in Opera Abroad
Miss May Esther Peterson, born in Illinois and raised in Oshkosh and Kenosha, earns Paris Opera Comique triumphs. Newspapers from Boston to Chicago tout her rise, citing contracts and staged roles in Manon and Lakme as proof of imminent grand opera stardom.
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Boston Sunday Herald
Boston
Esther Peterson
Illinois
Joan de Reszke
Daily
Northwestern
Miss Peterson
Manon
Kenosha
High Grade Clothing Sale Promises Larger, Stronger Line
Advert shows a bigger, stronger clothing line with prices higher than prior years. Highlights Blue Serge suits in several price points from ten to fifteen dollars. Claims the offer pays for itself and invites customers to buy locally.
May Peterson Opera Star Receives Wisconsin Welcome
In a lively Wisconsin town mood a local audience awaits May Peterson, praised as a celebrated opera star. Debates over unauthorized city label spreads across papers from Milwaukee to Chicago and Boston, with Marshfield residents affirming Oshkosh as her home. Society notes record a reception hosted by Mrs. Harrington for Peterson at Adler theater and a recital by Miss McMillan’s pupils, plus Fortnightly club officers elected for the year.
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3. B. Vedder
Stevens Point
Peterson
Liese
Adler Theater
Adler
Abe Potash
Morris Perlmutter
Potash
Guild Hall
Lsten
Maynard Downes
Milwaukee
The
Milwaukee Journal
Badger
Opera Comique
Paris
Chicago
Boston
M May Peterson
Petergor
Waupaca
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Waunaca
Kenosha
Marshfield
Snowstorms Persist as Sleighs Still Used in Wisconsin
Mareh remains stormy with daily snowfall though midday melt occurs. Sleighs are common in northern Wisconsin while joggers and farmers report good work despite the winter conditions.
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Wisconsin
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