Marshfield State Bank Report of its Condition
The report lists financial items of Marshfield State Bank including deposits, reserves, and liabilities. Amos Role, cashier, attests to the accuracy, with notary public Hugs Wegener witnessing.
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Wiscons
Seubert
Bie Tore
Jobn Shubert
Casat
Tas
T Marshfield State Bank
Ay Gourty
Amos Roll
Cysnier
Abuye
Aid Deller
Amos Role
Cashier
Sabeorbed
Methodist Church Services Begin with Ten-Day Revival
Special services start Sunday at 10 50 lasting ten days with morning 10 30 service a sermon titled a revelation of God and a children’s meeting for all churches. Young people gather at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 with the sermon what is man. Song service led by Prof J T Koueen.
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E.m
J. T. Koueen
James Travel Class March 27 Event
A fragmented notice lists a piano solo by Mrs Rector, readings by Yosh Billings and Mrs Connor, and another reading by Bill Nye and Mrs Tiffault as part of a travel class on March 27. The OCR text is incomplete but indicates a schedule of performances and readings.
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Rector
Yosh Billings
Connor
Bill Nye
Tiffault
The Tiger declines into a busy high school week
Miss Browns room showcases miniature gardens and senior orations being chosen with work starting after Easter. Gymnasium classes led by Parker and Rise last Thursday, with Declamatory and Oratorical contest tickets issued at twenty five cents adults and fifteen cents students. Superintendent Blackwaun and teachers toured city schools Friday. William Rahn of the Chicago Lyceum Bureau visited the high school seeking stronger next year offerings. Toast toasts named for Junior Prom include Ray McTavish Melvin Kraus Alice Hardett Superintendent Otto and Mrs Crayscraft with Walter Lueck as toast master. A second debate in Miss Barbers room addressed whether the Panama Canal should be fortified with judges P Tiffault Miss Unterkircher and Superintendent in attendance. the affirmative won.
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Brown
Misses Parker
Rise
Sup't. Blackwaun
Abbots
Tord
Tore
Wm. Rahn
Chicago Lyceum Bureau
Ray McTavish
Melvin Kraus
Alice Hardett
Sup't Otto
Crays Craft
Walter Lueck
Miss Barber
McKinley Building
Panama Canal
Connor, Spren and Kelly
Wilner
Harney
Bartmann
Expresson
P. Tiffault
Miss Unterkircher
Suptrial
Farmers Offered Spring Contract for Cab bage and Root Crops
A proposal promises good profits for small acreage in cabbage beets carrots rutabagas and onions. The plan seeks to contract with farmers and gardeners to grow these crops next spring, outlining opportunities for significant returns.
Proposition in which there is money for you
We offer Holland cabbage seed of the best market variety imported by us. Do not use inferior seed or plant varieties of vegetables that do not sell well. Visit our store this fall and be convinced of the money making proposition.
Vedderk Seeks Marshfield City Clerk Post in 1911 Election
A city clerk candidate named Charles S. Veddrk announces his bid for the Marshfield municipal election on April 4, 1911, vowing to serve all office business. The item also notes a quirky freckle remedy and cites a Stevens Point Gazette record about the Wisconsin Central railroad's low fatality count over forty years.
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Charles
Wis. Central R
Stevens Point
Local notes on illness travel and community events
Mrs C R Nelson is ill with rheumatism. Funeral attendees gathered for J Schubert. Henry Peterson leaves soon to paint in the West. John Dix returns from Fond du Lac. Burkhardt heads to South Dakota to farm. C R Nelson plans to move to Alberta. Dan and family to ship goods. R X N A hosts Chiti ramp faction. Oracle welcomes guests. Maple Leaf and Chili camps honored by Oracle. Grand Rapids band members attended M W A hall event. D Ellis Geo Eltis W Burt and Dager performed for a large crowd.
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C. R. Nelson
J. Schubert
Henry Peterson
West
John Dix
Fond du Lac
Burkhardt
S. Dakota
C.R. Nelson
Alberta
Dan
R. XN. A
Maple Leaf
Grand Rapids
D. Ellis
Geo. Eltis
W. Burt
Mr. Dager
M. W. A. Nall
Election Notice for Wood County April 4 1911
Notice to voters details election scheduling in Wood County and instructions for ballot handling. It describes voter entry, ballot marking, assistance rules for illiterate or disabled voters, and the ballot envelope procedures. Includes guidance on write-in names and ballot clerk roles, plus a facsimile of official ballots.
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Woo
Wood
Official Ballot for County Superintendent of Schools
Instructions urge voters to mark an X in the square beside their chosen candidate or to write a name in the designated area. The wording emphasizes ballot integrity and proper placement for expressing a vote in the county superintendent race. Local election norms and phrasing reflect a period tone.
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Justice of the Supreme Court
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Old Vincennes
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Bruce Wilton
West Chester
New York
Cat and the Fiddle
S. Miller Fruit Co
Marshfield
Wisconsin
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Chay D. Lanperto
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