Death of Chas Luchterhand in wagon accident near Rozellville
Chas Luchterhand of McMlau died hours after being thrown from his wagon on a rural road four miles from Rozellville. Witnesses Fred Sinewarth and son August found him unconscious as the wagon’s wheels passed over his head, likely after the axle slipped over a culvert. He was taken home and a physician was summoned but never regained consciousness.
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Chas. Luchterhand
McMlau
Rozellville Proud
Fred Sinewarth
August
Marshfield
Abe
Mr. Ly
Tie
Comet Narrowly Missed Earth As Fear Turns To Relief
A long column in the Wausan Daily Record reports readers feared a comet would strike Earth at a stated hour. Astronomers say the fiery monster passed Earth by 30 million miles. The piece notes public nerves and updates readers on the mistaken predicted collision. It also covers veterinary news and a charity appeal for Mark J. Barnum of Richland Center to subscribe to newspapers.
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Vta
Mark JT
Barnum
Hichaad County
Jur
Richland Center
Wis
Wisconsin Ditorial Association
Exch
Vayir
Wausan Daily Record
Marshfield Driving Park Association Meeting
A Marshfield meeting at City Hall begins at eight to discuss forming a bi county fair association. All businessmen and stockholders are invited to hear about creating a county fair with farm premiums, educational talks, and social gatherings to boost local agriculture and draw crowds.
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Marshfield Agricultural and Driving Park Association
Marshfluid
Marshfield
Teachers Examinations Schedule and County Notice
Native of Teachery Examinations lists times and places for teachers exams across March and April in Centralin Wis. No county spring teachers institute this year but effort planned to hold one or two during the term. A Havexon Co Supt Centralin Wis March 6 1896.
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Mansteigny
Mure Ou
Centrania
Tt. A
A. Havexon. Co
Centralin
Wis
Too Much Steam Expands Wisconsin AP Co Plant
An addition of 24 by 80 feet is being built onto the main Wisconsin AP Co plant this week. The new section will host the large knife and is driven by the need to manage excess steam from the vats that dampened belts, causing slipping and breakage. The addition will lack foundations and tools initially and will be assembled as soon as possible.
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Wisconsin Ap Co
Xotlee to Creamery Patwons
Meeting at the Marsh Hietd Creamery on Saturday March 28 at ? p.m. to arrange milk supply for the coming season. All interested are requested to be present. M A Hickier, Manager. William A. Hall? Loader Bros. note.
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Sarrday
Padlock P.m
AHL
Prescott
M. A. Hickier
Political quarrel over county convention notes critic
The writer laments editorials attacking his role as a Republican county convention delegate from his city on the 11th. He recalls past offices and party shifts, denounces the Enterprise’s behavior, and defends his political stance while branding a correspondent as muddlesome.
Hopkins and Ridsdale Concert and Marshfield Book Review
The recital features Alfred A Hopkins and Walter Ridsdale with piano works and solos amid a review of Nes Cora K Wheeler’s romantic Revolutionary-era novel My Lady Eleanor. The piece praises Wheeler’s storytelling and the author’s diligent early effort, noting reception by readers.
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Salen
Phe Kidd
Mizar
Aboinies
Nellis
Diertrude Judd
Walter Ridsda
Ayer Delon
Nellie Gertrude
Suequpanist
Alfred A. Hopkins
Viandeman
C. F. Rowe
Nes
Cora K. Wheeler
Marshdeld
Ioady
Eleanor
Last Sunday But Que Chorus to Perform at Presbyterian Church
The choir under Mr B W Pulling will provide music for the evening service at the Presbyterian church next Sunday, with Mr Mov Navy of Milwaukee taking the pulpit. A program for the following Sunday includes soloists Miss Phillea Mr Finney and Mr Mason, soprano Miss Sue Doern, and a duet by Miss Phillea and Mr Finney. Everyone is invited.
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Ebolt
B. W. Pulling
Ty Presbyterian Church
Mov Navy
Milwaukee
Miss Phillea
Mr. Finney
Mr. Mason
Sue Doern
Phillea
Finney
High School Debates and Class Activities Highlight Notes
High School notes show a debate on protection versus free trade with five jurors voting affirmative. Physics class nears completion of Light and wires Electricity after spring break. Botany begins field study as spring flowers appear. Concert for school age children set for March 21 at the Presbyterian church for twenty five cents. An A and B grade writing group forms to aid composition.
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Pearl Lees
Jessie Sheriff
Laura Grey
Nora McHugh
Theodore Steinmetz
Mary Reily
Vera May
Berman Decker
Gustave Bulgria
Walter Cuttanach
Aod
Miss. Vaylor
Gamenn Rau
Jast Perday
Adm
Marci
Presbyterian Church
Norma Ab
Colby News Roundup Tallys March Closures and Local Events
Unity Ki HL BuGaled Colby Suurday closes March 27 for one week. J L Nichols drove we Colby on Monday. Miss Mabel Hart visited Spencer Saturday. I A G B Coole took in the flighty on Colby last Saturday. Mary Jaun of Marshfield visiting sister Mrs J McMiller. J I German of Stevens Point became depot agent during McMuller absence. Treasurer Klein escorted 12 turns from Lowy Brighton to Wa Sau last Wednesday. Youths enjoyed a social hop Friday night. J W Saller attended congressional convention at Marinette as delegate. L McMiller telegram announced his father’s death at Woodland. Mr Meier left for that place Sunday. A Cook and son George attended the Republican convention in Milwaukee. Elks elected officers: Pres TH J Vorbt, Vice Pres H J Crend, Sec L H Quok, Bros G S Cook. Rev Shepard begins revival at MM TE church with wife and Rev Chase of Colby.
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Unity
Colby
J. L. Nichols
Mabel Hart
Spencer
Coole
Mary Jaun
Marshfield
J. McMiller
J. 1
Stevens Point
Chase
Grand Haplds Grand Rapids People News Terse
From Grand Haplds Grand Rapids Wisconsin March 14 4 A B Cotey drove from Pittsville Saturday Prank A Cady visited Twin Cities Saturday last PD A Taylor departed for Milwaukee Tuesday evening Senators Phillips of Stevens Point thrived in our city Judge Pars holds Probate court this week Eastern Star organized here and ready for work in near future Ladies of Uniary Church entertained Ponainville Hall with Aunt Jerusha’s family album impersonated by Mrs Goggins A lively dancing party at John Daly’s home Professors Giusgord George Hambrecht J P Witler Frank Ford Ed Daly Helen E Kramer Ella Hasbrouck Aloy Philes At Howe High School election of commissioners First ward Henry Rablin Second ward J E Phillep Third ward Geo R Gardner Fourth ward J A Taylor vote to build fourth ward school and arrangements for site
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Grand
Grand Rapids
Wis
A. B. Cotey
Pittsville
Cady
Twin Cities
A. Taylor
Scott
Milwaukee
Phillips
Stevens Point
B. C. Pars
Uniary Church
Cenvalia
Ponainville Hall
Jerusha
Ulbum
B. RB. Goggins
Gery Pleasand
Jaypromw
John Daly
Fourth Ward
J. A. Taylor
Board of Education
Selec
Embroidery Exhibit at Tre mont House March 28 24 25
All ladies interested in art embroidery are invited to call at the TreMont House on March 28 24 and 25. A full line of embroidery silks and works will be shown with free instruction for purchasers. Exhibit is from St Paul Decorative Art Boaters.
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Chas, Luchterhand
Ty Udy
Warr Riuski
Gallad le Thomae
Louis Klein
Heatande
Ivos
Klein
Fair Association Meeting
Xotlee
Creamery
Patwons
Ularle Bros
Therese Yeu
Othe Centralia
Enterprise
Nash
Jones A. Co
Jackass
Maren
Presbyterian
A. A. Hopkins
Bentacy
Water ‘Ridsdal
Jellie Garbade
Shakespeare Walter Ridsdale
M. A. Baroum
Wausau
Richland County
Waausau
Mark
Mr. Barnum
Fedora
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