Parsifal hailed as best drama in Stevens Point history
Stevens Point Daily Journal praises Martin Emerys Parsifal in English at Adler's, noting a full house and universal acclaim. Critics call the production grand, beautifully staged, with an able cast and the finest medieval drama ever shown in the city.
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Stevens Point Oaily Journal
Adler’s
Opera House
Martin & Emery
Europe
Spain
Klingsor
Parsifal
Poultrymen Hold Annual Central Wisconsin Meeting
The Central Wisconsin Poultry and Pet Stock association met at city hall last Friday. Officers were re elected: Ernest Oberbeck president H H Berg vice president J J Normington secretary treasurer T J Tuchscher show secretary W E Hathaway show superintendent. The group plans a December 10 11 12 13 show, continuing the prior date week. The association cites progress in stimulating poultry breeding.
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Central Wisconsin Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Ernest Oberbeck
Grand Rapids
H. H. Berg
Marshfeld
J. J. Normington
Marshfield
T. J. Tuchscher
W. E. Hathaway
Chase King to Locate Here in Marshfield
Charles E. King of Whitewater, a real estate and investment agent, is in Marshfield and will settle there permanently. He is affiliated with the Ode & Standall company of St. Paul, formerly Pittsville, and leads many large real estate deals each year.
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Charles E. King
Whitewater
Marshfield
Mr. King
Ofate & Standall Company
St. Paul
Pittsville
Porses Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Monday marked the fiftieth anniversary of Judge W. A. Pors and his wife. They received congratulatory messages from friends at home and abroad and hosted a family dinner for Judge E. C. Pors, their two sons, and Mrs. Otto Willits of St. Paul.
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W. A. Pors
Eagle Memorial Exercises at Adler Opera House
The local Aerie of the F O E holds its annual Memorial service next Sunday March 28 at 2 30 PM at the Adler Opera House. Public is invited. Program includes orchestra selections vocal solos prayers ritual exercises address and closing chorus Nearer My God to Thee. Members meet at 2 o clock at the Lodge Hall.
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Adler Opera House
Arie Hinman Heath
Strauss
Postlethwaite
Aerie
J. H. Stoever
M. By Fraser
Chas, Duval
Mabel Bishop Voocal
Fred Kreisth
the Aerie
Holstein Breeders Meet at City Hall to Elect Officers
The Holstein-Friesian Breeders association holds its annual meeting at city hall at 2 p.m. Friday, March 26, to elect officers and conduct business. Past year’s work discussed and plans for the upcoming year laid. Silos and silage featured in discussions as dairymen consider building silos. President Vannedom invites farmers interested in Holstein stock to attend.
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Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
Vannedom
C P Cary a Popular Candidate for Re Election
State Superintendent C P Cary conducts a clean dignified campaign for re election. His administration of the educational department is highlighted as a strong factor in favor. With Assistant Superintendent J B Borden he has initiated reforms across public instruction in an acceptable manner.
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C. P. Cary
Educational Department of the State
J.B. Borden
Marshield High School
Sup't Cary
Blackmail Case in Clark County Recalls Dorchester Plot
Schultz a Colby merchant with a Dorchester branch received an anonymous demand for 35 dollars sent to P L Dorchester and a threat to burn his building. A decoy letter led to the arrest of Bertha Habeck fifteen who did not speak at preliminary exam and was bound over to circuit court. Peter Leonhardt, a local resident, was also arrested as an accomplice and jailed in Neillsville awaiting trial.
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Schultz
Colby
Dorchester
P.L
Neillsvills
Stock Fair Set for March 27 at Warsipse Grounds
The first monthly stock fair and market day of 1909 will be held Saturday March 27 at Dr Fred Warsipske s grounds near the Northwestern station. A meeting will follow on the last Saturday of each month. The fair plans to become a permanent monthly institution in the city. Farmers and businessmen express confidence in the venture as prior meetings proved beneficial with good attendance and property exchanges. Attendees are urged to bring trading stock and note that swapping can turn idle property into profit.
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Fred Warsipske
Northwestern Station
Beell Defeats Gotch In Handicap Wrestling Bout
Beell defeated Frank Gotch in a handicap wrestling match in Chicago last Friday night. Gotch gave Beell one fall within the half hour limit, but Fred Beell fought well and the score was even at the end of the thirty minute period. Beell displays old-time speed and cleverness and is named as a contender for a championship.
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Red Beell
Frank Gotch
Chicago
Gotch
Beell
Fred
Marshfield Brewery Stock Company Plan Being Considered
Local business men have discussed forming a stock company to buy and operate the Marshfield brewery. Many substantial men have expressed willingness to take stock, and a broader canvass is underway with a view to organizing soon.
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Marshfield
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