Travels of Mr and Mrs Sawyer in the Orient
Notes from Mrs Sawyer recount a six week voyage from New York to the Mediterranean. The party, including Mr and Mrs Edgar P Sawyer and Chase family, faced a stormy Atlantic crossing, with two sailors injured. They visited Genoa, Naples, Canae Crete, and five days in the Holy Land, viewing tombs and sites of biblical history. Egypt surpassed all, with Cairo’s modern hotel and views of pyramids and obelisks as they continued by train and boat.
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The
Orient
Ties
Samer
Phil
H. Sawyer
Oshkosh
Merly
Caroline Upham
Indy
Edgar P. Sawyer
Chase
Jewel
Nurse
Phil. H. Sawyer
New York
Mediterranean
Badger
Neptune
Gibaralter
Casane
Chatlamange
Alexander the Great
Genoa
Columbus
Naples
Biblou
Canae
Crete
Holy Lands
Christ
Egypt
Sawyer
Hee Marshfleta
Cairo
Shepherds
Chicuza
Mera
Young explorers tour Egyptian relics and royal sights
A party journeys across hot sands to the tomb of Mera in Egypt then visits sites tied to early Christianity and Pharaohs. They view mosques and ancient parchments dated 1200 to 1800 years ago, the sacred white bull tomb at Memphis, the Nileometer, and the Holy Family’s alleged routes before sailing to Athens to resume a European tour in July.
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Nile
Mera
Hassen Bey Hassen
America
Leo
Cairy
Memphis
Athens
Europe
Frightful Fatality in Webertown House Fire
An elderly resident named Doland, over seventy, died after becoming trapped while attempting to save furniture from his home as flames engulfed it on Wednesday. His wife suffered serious burns in the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webertown
Doland
Agriculture secretary to push diversified crops for export
The secretary of agriculture vows to implement beef certification rules from March 15 and urges shippers to understand them. He pledges administration support for crop diversification, domestic production of sugar wool hides beans barley potatoes and other needed goods, and retaliation if foreign restrictions hurt U.S. interests. He will promote diversification to reduce overproduction and boost farmers’ income and ensure fair foreign access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsen
United States
Germany
Hig
Gee
Itj
Republicans Nominate Fall City Ticket in Ward Nominations
A Fall City caucus named all good men and tree namocratic nominees for supervisors aldermen and delegates to the city convention. The list includes first supervisor Jos Plum alderman Henry Kalsched delegates Wo Noll and others, with subsequent wards selecting their chosen ticket. The Democratic ticket followed with Mayer Louis Baumann for clerk W A Pars treasurer and other counts. Stevens Point Business College graduates find better positions, with a free catalog available.
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All Good Men and
Tree
Namocratic
Avshe
Republican Caucus
Pirst
Jos. Plum
Henry Kalsched
Wo. Noll
Frank A. Cady
Chris. Doern
Rube. Kraus
Pred Sonnabend
Messrs Therolf
Schroeder
Marx
Kauter
Mess
Wright
Stauber
Wendt
Harti
Specht
Schilden
Mayer
Louis Baumann
Gig
W. A. Pars
Mali Wright
Asgessor
Wm. Albright
Wra
Hirah
Wea
Hirth
C. M. Allen
M. Greisinger
Michael Griffin
A. PB. Geewing
Wig
Gerwing
Mate Wright
Jim Tallent
Tirst
Jan, Twilant
Peter Hansen
Philip Adler
BE. G. McLees
John P. Home
Aug. Schmeiter
John Hoffman
John Juno
Wm. H. Kamps
Stevens Point
Wisconsin
W.E. Atuex
Wis
Temperance Lecturer Draws Overflow Crowd at Eston
The Presbyterian church overflowed as O W Blain of Grand Rapids Michigan district lecturer of the T C G T spoke on temperance. His discourse was highly regarded for clear comparisons and logical reasoning. Blain continued lectures through Thursday night at the Methodist church, sparking enthusiasm for temperance work.
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Presbyterian Church
Eston
O. W. Blain
Grand Rapids
Mich
T.C.G.T
Blaip
Methodist
Band Concert Delights Marshfield Audience at Presbyterian Church
The We Badger State Band gave a rich program at the Marshfield Presbyterian Church on Friday evening drawing praise for solos by William Zinder Harry Ferguson A P Adams and the full band. An encore filled with “Gentia Slumbers” and “Under the Double Lagle” left the crowd eager for more as the conductor Mr Adams earned special acclaim.
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We Badger State Band
Presbyterian Church
Marshfield
Wm. Zinder
Harry Ferguson
A. P. Adamos
Wmn. Ziedler
Chas. F. Rowe
Cecilia
Cas
Mosars
John
Joe Stierle
Frank Singlair
James Vaughe
Adams
Adama
County Judge Candidate Announces Re election Bid
A candidate for County Judge announces re election plans to Wood County voters. He states non partisan judiciary, pledges impartial and careful handling of duties, and asks electors to consider him for the coming election, signing as 19th Joux A. Gayxon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Joux
A. Gayxon
Complimentary Words From a Wisconsin Reader on the Times
R H Johnson of the Wausau Congent Wisconsin praise the Marsit field Times praising its full readership from editorials to ads. He calls it a model of typographic quality and usefulness and says many exchanges could profit from its example.
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R. H. Johnson
Wausau
Wisconsin
Marsit~field Times
The
Times
Harness shop opens in Lindsay by Theisen
Theisen has started a harness shop in Lindsay and plans to move his family there in spring. He was pleased with the new location, with plenty of work and good workmanship noted. Lindsay lies in a district with active lumbering and a lively winter trade. H C Biche invites Marshfield neighbors to visit his place for low prices on wines and whiskies.
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Lindsay
Theisen
Sitle
Tindsay
H.C. Biche
Marshfield
Law
Upham furniture factory ships orders to multiple cities
Last Saturday cars lined the Upham furniture factory aide track ready to be sent to destinations including Forth Worth Texas Rockford Illinois Noquoketa Iowa San Francisco California Grinnell Iowa Peoria Illinois Colorado Springs Topeka and Kansas City Missouri The vast store rooms once filled to the ceilings have dwindled as finishing rooms are aged The factory added eight machines two months behind on orders and plans to build additional warehouses and finishing rooms in spring The capacity increase is nearly forty percent
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Upham Furniture Factory
Forth Worth
Texas
Rockford Ill
Noquoketa Iowa
Sanfrancisco
Cal
Grinnell
Iowa
Peoria
Colorado Springs
Topeka
Kansas City
Tago
Move to La Crosse by J Girk at International Hotel
J Girk plans to move with family to La Crosse Tuesday, taking over the large International hotel near the Omaha depot after building a strong trade at his current Marshfield area hotel. Dr Hillis the optician will visit Marshfield on March 25 26 and 27.
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la Crosse
J. Girk
International
John
War
Omaha Depot
Loternasional
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Baby's Illness and Death
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who kindly assisted during the sickness and death of our beloved baby. Wipes Gaéngwor'asp Wire.
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First National Bank
Office
Adam Aseh
Thos. Daly
Cah
Com Banke
Guhbouls
Lxamore Choate
Bray & Choate
W. Camenon
Milwanee
Adam Haren
Hafor& Kaidchol
Uthmelel
Buplinges & Uchinder
L. TH. Thom
Marachfield
Win
Milton
Musicale
Badger Sun Band
Upham’s
N. Y
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