Hotel Blodgett to rise as premier Marshfield hostelry
Marshfield falls into the center of Wisconsin rail routes as E. Blodgett plans the Hotel Blodgett a grand rework with a front plaza canopy two large plate glass windows and renewed front interior. The project includes raising the building adding thirteen new oak bedrooms two bathrooms a ladies toilet and a reading room on the first floor plus a basement laundry cold storage four sample rooms for traveling salesmen and a four stair system. The hotel will be heated by gas radiators lit by electric lights and fed by hot and cold water with a vast remodel to create a homey, luxurious traveler’s rest in Northern Wisconsin.
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E. Blodget
Tremont House
Wisconsin
Marshfield
Bridgolt
Tate
New York
Chichi
Dante
Rainileon
Lotita
Leo Crean
Angel Cle
Upham Furniture Co
N& Mary
Mev Blodgen
Marshfeld
No. J.D
Property Change In Central Ave Brisk Sale
August Wagner sold the north half of his brie block on Central Ave yesterday to W Fuller of Kilbourn City. Dr. F Mechler the jeweler now occupies the property and will continue improvements including paving plates glass fronts new floors and repainting. Purchase price 2000 dollars.
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August Wagner
Central Ave
Tod. W. Fuller
Kilbourn City
DR. F. Mechler
Surprise Workman Badge Presented to E V Kautsky
Members of the lodge honored Master Workman E V Kautsky with a gold workman badge engraved with his name. Emil C Pors delivered the presentation speech praising his services to the lodge. The surprise moment left Kautsky deeply moved as fruit replaced the usual coffee and sandwiches during refreshments.
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E. V. Kautsky
Kantaky
Emil C. Pors
Pors
Kuoisky
Kit
Ar. Kautsky
Remirks
Box Car Wreck at Marshfield Stave Factory Caps Engine
A Wisconsin Central freight car derailed on a passing spur at the Marshfield Stave Factory, smashing the engine and damaging the building. Foreman James Christensen narrowly escaped injury as the car plunged into the factory, with losses estimated between three and five thousand dollars and the plant’s operations halted during repairs.
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Marshfleid Stave
Wisconsin Centr
James Christensen
Hii
Newdad
Winceh
London
Bern
Ag Uy
Marshfield High School Earns University Accreditation
The Marshfield High School has been placed on the accredited list after a visit by Professor J Wes Swarns of the University of Wisconsin. The endorsement credits Mr Borden and staff for elevating school standards and grants graduates a University of Wisconsin admission without exam, aligning Marshfield with top state schools and expanding future privileges for its students.
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Barden
Princey
Marshfield
Borgen
Lussversity
Wisconsin
Madibon
Marels
Borden
University of Wisconsin
Wie Bes
Abe MarshGed
J. Wes Swarns
Department of Education
The
Universiy of
Little Trixie at the Opera House entertains patrons
Debrah Corespondsat of New York Tinamatig Mirror reports May Smith Robbins captivating audiences in the musical comedy Little Trixie. She plays Tilly Trixie and Ned Somers among a troupe including Katrina Katamayer Wolfenstein Ziu Inin and Madame Parepa Kost. Performances run Monday evening with ticket prices 25, 35 and 50 cents.
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New York
Tinamatig Mirror
Oper House
Mareh Jl
Priees
Plate Your Silverware Lottery Notice Confuses Bidders
A damaged notice lists arrangements for silverware, describes a lottery with Frank Voluommer, and mentions payment at trial. It references an address in City and miswritten terms for spoons and prices, indicating a questionable claim and a warrant about a last frame period.
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Frank Voluommer
Furks
Duwill
Frans Youkowman
City
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Oshkosh, Wisconsin
First National Bank OF
Adam Hate
Cthmeier
Partiol
Whos
Daly
Cash
Bante
Osmosa
Wasi
Lyak Dex
E. F. Mechler
Tical
Henry Pre Merchant Tallor
Uli Ute
Henry Icke
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