Death of Hon William Noll in Marshfield Known Pioneer Leader
Hon William Noll died at seven on Monday morning on his seventy fourth birthday after weeks of illness. A hardware and farm implement magnate, he built a large Marshfield business with his sons and served as postmaster of Cascade and a early legislator. Survived by his wife and two sons, his death ends a career marked by industry and public service.
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William Noll
Noll
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Park Avenue
Northwestern
Princeton
Plymouth
Cascade
Neil
C.S. Sheerin
C. B. Arnold
H. ©. Biche
L. EB. Colvin
Matt Wright
A. F. Gerwing
Frank Noll
W. W. Noll
Bavaria
Wis
Marshfield
Europe
Sterling
First National Bank
Barney Arrested for Bad Check at Fond du Lac
A. B. Barney of Spencer was arrested in Fond du Lac on a Friday charge for presenting a $2 check at a saloon that was cashed though no funds existed in the bank on which it was drawn. Barney has shown strange behavior for some time and will be examined for sanity.
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A.B. Barney
Spencer
Fond du Lac
Barney
Mr. Barney
Program of Marshfield Choral Society Concert at Adler Opera House
The first grand concert of the Marshfield Choral Society will be at the Adler Opera House on Thursday evening March 26 offering operatic selections from Lucrezia Borgia and Hoffmann, together with vocal and mixed choruses, trios, and a Carmen scene with Don Jose. The program features Ms Clara Hunt Howard and Mr Edwin Howard Nove among many local performers and ends with an alto-voice listing.
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Arst
Marshfield Choral Society
Adler Opera House
Carmen
Don Jose
First Automobile Case in Stevens Point Court
Judge Webb hears four damages suits by Frank Kawleski against Dr. W W Gregory for 7600 total after a runaway caused by a frightened horse team in Stevens Point on Sunday Sept 1 1907. The wagon overturned injuring a woman and a child as the auto crossed Main Street Strongs avenue. jury of farmers to decide.
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Webb
Stevens Point
Frank Kawleski
W. W. Gregory
Mainstreet
Strongs Avenue
Gregory
Main Street
Liquor Dealers Organize in Marshfield
Local liquor dealers met Monday to form four branches of the Liquor Dealers' Protective association in the city. Two state organizers attended as the group aims to shield reputable dealers from the misdeeds of unscrupulous saloonkeepers, opposing disorderly dives for miners. A large number of dealers have joined the Marshfield branch.
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Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
Marshfield
Firemen's Easter Ball Set for Easter Monday Night
Extensive preparations are under way for the Firemen's Easter Ball to be held Easter Monday evening April 20. The event is billed as the spring season highlight with plans in motion to ensure a memorable ball.
New Breeders Association Forms At City Hall
A Holstein Friesian breeders meeting at Marshfield city hall drew about fifty attendees and formed an association to promote dairy cattle farming. Officers are President T F Vannedom Secretary J P Heintz and Treasurer E L Royce with a three member committee to draft by laws. A Wisconsin Professor spoke on dairy breeding and the need for organized breeders. Separately a Sears Roebuck patent dispute over milk separators reaches local farmers with threats of damages and mandatory replacements, though few actions are expected.
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Marshfield
T.F. Vannedom
J. P. Heintz
E. L. Royce
John P. Hume
J. Kieffer
C. E. Friday
Humphrey
University of Wisconsin
Beell Defeated In Omaha Wrestling Match
Burns defeats Fred Beell in Omaha last week taking the first and third falls. First fall in 32 minutes with a full nelson, second fall 35 minutes, third in 3 minutes. After each fall Burns lifted Beell and tossed him. Beell stunned, lost the match. Also notes Fanning as Mephisto in Faust at Adler theatre April 1 with historical props from Lewis Morrison. Prices and seat sales at Sexton’s Drug store. Miss Sarah Myrland and Fred Curran wed at Richfield Norwegian Lutheran church last Sunday with reception at the bride’s home. couple to reside in Rib Lake.
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Burns
Fred Beell
Omaha
Beell
Marshfield
Mr. Fanning
Mephisto
Faust
Sexton’s
Sarah Myrland
Gullick Myrland
Richfield
Fred Curran
Rib Lake
Richfield Norwegian Lutheran Church
Sundby
Bertha Myrland
George Moss
Curran
Expert Piano Tuner to Visit City in Early April
An expert piano tuner will be in the city starting April 1 for a few days. Mr. Dale, head tuner for the Raudenbresh Piano Co. of Minneapolis, is highly recommended by the company. Those wanting their pianos tuned and properly regulated may place orders with R. Dale.
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City
Dale
Raudenbresh Piano Co
Minneapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
WM. Noll
Pioneer Hardware
A. B. Barney
Choral Society
Italia
Lucrezia Borgia
Clara Hunt ‘Howard
Donizetti
F. A. Fischer
le Grand-Howland
Vogel
Carraciolo
Mr. and
Mrs. Howard
Offenbach
Macfarren
Clara Hunt Howard
Johann Strauss
Hans Lichter
Atilla
Randegger
Mrs. George Start
Mr. Howard
Eiehberg
Board of Directors
IE. B. Polling
Arthur C, Hoeng
Daniel C. Washburne
Edith O. Humble
F. J. Witters
Vera Volimar
Harold E. Volimar
Minnie Glassner
W. W. McCulloch
E. S. Bailey
Annabel Whitford
Dorothy Packard
B. Pulling
Elsie Wiesneth
Rena Nick
Mattie Powers
Margaret Barnet
Fanny Reberd
Viola Salzman
Olive Davis
Daisy Rich
Irene Heule
G. W. Upham
D. Washborne
G. H. Reynolds
Cora Hance
Mae Latta
Vera Vollmar
Mary Martin
Clara Mason
Rose Schlegel
Nellie Moeschler
Altos
Carmen A
Grace McLough
L. L. Rederd
Edith Bumble
Ida Williams
Rose Doll
Clara Ames
Ethel Cole
E. E. Finney
F. H. Witters
D, Washburne
A. T. Jones
Jacob Leinwander
B. K. Koal
Bass Walter Mason
A.C. Hoene
Fred Hoene
F. Humple
H. E. Vollmar
R, Salzman Hamilton Roeddis Porter Harney
John Adler
Rose Bros. Trading
Rose Bros
Marshfield’s
Chicago
Marshheld
Leo Rose
America
New Spring
New Spring Men
Newliqve
New Spring Men’s Neckwest
New Spring Men‘s Aid Boys
New Spring Met
Jose
New Spring Men’s Shoes
Oxfords
Smother
NEW Breeders' Association
Sears, Roebuck
United States Separator Co
Myrland
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