Shorthorn Stock Sale At Waukish Key Exhibit Draws Crowds
The Shorthorn cattle show at the chair factory drew large crowds with about fifty animals sold in a three hour sale. Buyers came from across Wisconsin and Michigan. Prices ranged widely with many cows and bulls fetching notable sums as former owners and purchasers are listed alongside register names and final bids.
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Chair Factory
Michigan
Bellodgett
Marsikield
Wis
Miss Mitchell
McCarthy Bros
Appleton
Lady Lovell
W.J. Bernd
New Richmond
Roan Jane
W. J. Bernd
Lady of
Lady Washington
Leppla Bros
Appleton Wis
November Rose
A. Chrystal
Marshall, Mich
Ramsdem
Baron of
Bull
H. D. Smith
Wausau
Prince Challenger
L.M. Nash
Grand Rapids
Baronial
C. E. Guenther
Knowlton
Benson & Anderton
Lilerry
Madonna
Seppla Bros. Appleton
Sweet Violet
O. T. Hoaven
Lady Winniefred
Marshfield
Victoria Bracelet
H. F
Violet
O. T. Haugen
Bessie
W. J
L. M. Nash
Senorita
Brooklyn
O. T. Hougen
Rose Pearl
Lady Newham
Blinassie
Saxon
North Washtenaw
Otto Thiesenhusen
O. F. Hougen
Happy Jack
Duncan Bros
Hector
Mosinee
Robert Freeman
Local residents visit city and cattle sale highlights
Loyal and several other communities are represented as A A Graves Emil Hintz G Réunseville T A Taylor and many others spent time in the city for institutes and business. Shorthorn cattle sale draws Grand Rapids and Marshfield buyers including Nash Lynch Hourgen Scott and Rose Brothers. Thirteen marathons staff and students from Marathon County Agricultural and Training School visited the sale and returned pleased with the cattle selections.
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A. A. Graves
Loyal
Emil Hintz
Manville
GL. Réunseville
Milladore
T. A. Taylor
Grand Rapids
A.D. Kelley
Man
Florence Daggett
Madison
Florence Gage
Theodore A. Steinmetz
Milwaukee
West Point
N. Y
U. S. Military Academy
L. M. Nash
Ed Lynch
Dr. Hourgen
W. H. Scott
Grand Rapid
Charles Blodgett
Marshfield
Leo Rose
Rose Brothers
Rose
Mr. Rose
Marsh Field
R. B. Johns
Marathon County Agricultural and Training School
Jonn F. Lamont
Agricultural School
Wausau
Watsay
Wm Hirth Declares Candidacy For Marshfield Judge
Voters in Marshfield heard Wm Hirth announce his candidacy for municipal judge and justice of the peace. He cites bilingual ability in German and English as essential and notes over 20 years as a city resident. He asks votes for April 7, 1903.
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City of
Marshfield
Wm. Hirth
Wm, Hirth
Postoffice Hours and Hours for Money Order Office
Postoffice hours listed for weekdays from 8 a m to 8 p m and Sundays from 21 18 to 12 25 with holidays closing at 10 30 a m Money order office closes at 6 p m Joan F Core Postmaster.
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Joan F. Core
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Shorthorn Stock Sale
E. L. Blodgett of
Antigo
C. E. Blodgett
Guenther
Charles Yahn
Geo. Hooper
M. Hugo
Chilton
N. A. Anderson
Wausau and Merrill
Robert I. Macklin
Stevens Point
John Pospisiel
Arpin
The
Arpin Lumber Company
A. E. Beebe
McMillan
Gertrude Malloy
Watertown
E. J. Hahn
May Bell Bump
R. D. Jenkins
Fenwood
O. C. Knutson
Sparta
Francis Stierle
Karl Doege
Chicago
Arthur Sanders
Waupaca
I. Brill
Brill
Oxford
New Lot
Nobby
Childrens
Brill's
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Brill’s
Thorp
Beate
Garrison
Powell
Frank
Hoerl
Finney
Marshifield
C. S. Sheerin