Perfect Organization Forms Marshfield Advancement Association
The Marshfield Advancement Association is formed with officers E. B. Winch as president J. C. Marsh as first vice president K. W. Dove as second vice president Louis Laemle as secretary and A. G. Pankow as treasurer. A five-member board will oversee five committees Public Improvement and Public Questions. Industries and Industrial Sites. Railroads Transportation and Highways. Printing and Advertising. Entertainment and Reception. The committees will report Thursday evening at City Hall and push efforts to attract factories, housing, and capital to Marshfield with promotional material for Wisconsin and nearby states.
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Marshfield Advancement Association
E. 2. Winch
J. C. Marsh
K.W Dove
Louis Laemle
A. G. Pankow
G. G. Lindemann
W. A. Sexton
W. H. Kamps
H Kalsched
A. Williams
R. L. Kraus
G. H. Welton
Louis Baumann
Robert Connor
G. H. Reynolds
H. J. Pankow
John White
EB. S. Bailey
Adam Paulus
Cheap Fare to Grand Rapids for Teachers
Prof D C Gile arranged with several railroads to offer a fare and three fifths to Grand Rapids for the Wood County Teachers Association annual meeting this Saturday March 23. The 100 teachers plan attendance, tickets sold on the certificate plan.
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D. C. Gile
Grand Rapids
Wood County Teachers’ Association
Locals Sweep Two Wins In Marshfield Armory Games
Locals topped Neillsville 28 to 2 in the high school game and then routed the two Marshfield millitary teams 61 to 11. Marshfield dominated with quick ball movement and precise passing as Neillsville offered little resistance in a one sided evening.
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Nicst
Marshfield
Neillsville
Pardons E O Voyer by Wisconsin Governor Davidson
Governor Davidson pardoned E O Voyer of Grand Rapids who was convicted December 24, 1904 of uttering forged paper and sentenced to three years at Waupun. Attorneys D D Conway and Theo W Brazeau argued for the pardon claiming proper legal aid could have prevented conviction.
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Gov. Davidson
E. O. Voyer
Grand Rapids
Waupun
D. D. Conway
Theo. W. Brazeau
Voyer
Governor Upham Improves After Illness
Ex Governor W. H. Upham shows daily improvement after a recent illness. Friends express hope he will be able to go out again soon.
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W. H. Upham
Annual Fair Meeting for Central Wisconsin State Fair
The Central Wisconsin State Fair association will hold its stockholders meeting at city hall at 2 p m on Saturday April 6. Officers for the coming year will be elected and plans for 1907 outlined. The drive to boost attendance and secure good races aims to ensure the greatest fair yet with early scheduling to avoid storms and aid farmers.
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Central Wisconsin State Fair Association
Youths Prohibit Smoking Law Passed by Assembly
A new bill at Madison bans anyone under 16 from smoking or using tobacco in public or on business premises. Offenders face fines up to 10 or up to 30 days in jail. those allowing underage use on their premises face fines up to 25, with higher penalties on subsequent offenses.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Burglar Disturbs Oudinot Home On Spruce Street
A burglar entered the Robert Oudinot residence on Spruce Street Saturday evening but fled empty handed. Mrs. Oudinot and a friend had gone to a neighbor’s house. upon returning they found a man in the sitting room who escaped, leaving no items disturbed or missing.
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Robert Oudinot
Spruce Street
Mrs. Oudinot
Stamp Talk Boosts Values With Free Trading Stamps
A local note explains Base Bros. Trading Stamps free with every ten cent purchase. Save stamps to redeem a valuable prize, a Premium item described as Paramount. Store promotes ongoing stamp program to customers.
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Visk
Base Bros
Rose Bros
Dunn ballot bill nears final Senate action in Dunn county
Senate bill No 96S by Senator Bird reaches final senate calendar with a plan to adopt the Dunn multi colored pocket ballot. The measure would let county boards decide if the Dunn ballot replaces the blanket form and outlines counting and tally sheet procedures to prevent fraud and speed results. Wood County legislators urged passage, praising Dunn’s persistent effort and noting the proposed cost limits.
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Senate
Senator Bird
Moncena Dunn
County Board of Supervisors
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Marshfield Advancement Association At Work
Mr. Ructor
Arcarolu
Tsebalkowsky
Tschitkowsky
Maneseauie
Hector Voeah
Rubenstein
Connor
Maguzite
Meyer-Hoimend
Miva Matson
Rarganott
Vossevangen
Frank Upham
Norway
Blodgett
Bailey
Upham
City Hall
Joan B. Stetson
Elden
Ly Man
Longley
Norfolk
Poys
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Igef
Hart Schafiner & Marx
Hanan & Son
W. L. Douglas and Crawford
Pingree and Queen
County Board of
Wood County
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