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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
5
Marshfield buzzes with guild meetings and business trips as residents attend court, visit relatives, and handle shop operations. Rail and car trades, courthouse activity, and upcoming lectures frame a week of community life across Marshfield and nearby towns.
Franklin Thomas Horn died last Tuesday at age eight from meningitis. He was born February 23, 1906 in Marshfield. Funeral Saturday at Hewitt Catholic Church with Rev Ad Mueller officiating. Interment in Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were Raymond Sullivan Ralph Noon, William Schulhouser and Jonny Wenzl, all boy chums. Survived by his parents a sister Mary and a brother Michael. Relatives attended from St Cloud Hilerts Adams Minn. Mrs Nicholas Stenham and husband also present.
Miss Florence Harshnor returns to Kuna Green after visiting brother Thomas and family. Mrs. A Willett improves after throat troubles. County Treasurer Nate Anderson hauls a small hen house on runners to his Grand Rapids farm and buys hens for eggs. George Plank celebrates birthday with neighbors. Mrs. Jacob Schirmel is seriously ill. Dr Wahle attends. Tony Bohman circulates petition on license vote at town meeting.
Harold Bell Wright's popular novel is presented in dramatic form with the author involved in adaptation. Gaskill and MacVilty set a careful cast from known players for the Wednesday March 25 engagement at the New Adler opera house.
Rachael Marshall headlines a March 26 performance at the New Adler with a drama drawn from federal Mann White Slave law records. The piece portrays industrial injustice as a driver of girls’ descent from virginity to the brothel, framed as a poignant dramatic event with swift impact.
A court record details a case where a clerk denies authority to pay or write checks yet admits issuing small checks from payments, with cash handling by others. A grand sum of 1600 in new hundred-dollar bills is found in a pocketbook, and a whistleblower notice urges banks to report any stray high denomination bills and watch for similar losses with offers of reward.
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