Over 700 Farmers Attend Non Partisan Wisconsin Session
A large gathering of more than seven hundred farmers and representatives from every county convened in Wisconsin on Thursday to form a state non partisan political league. The meeting in the Eagles Club hall elected temporary chair O A Stolen and secretary pro tem James Clemmeng. Committees on permanent organization and resolutions were named, withHB G Tank John Prince M D Shei Leon Doucherer and others guiding the process as the convention opened at 10 AM and adjourned to 2 PM to hear a message from James Handrey of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaf
Wisconsin
Eagles Club
O. A. Stolen
Jamelson City
James Clemmeng
Kansasville
Choson
HB. G. Tank
Wausau
John Prince
Bloomer
William Croft
Wausaukees
W. R. Hapne
Chili
M. D. Shei
Brown County
Leon Doucherer
SL. Paul
Homneary
J. HM. Carahan
Black River Falls
J. H. Pitagibhone
Milwaukee
BR. Clements
Pittsville
Hy Poenergy
Edgarton
FB. Wood
Deering
S B
Ue National Non- Patrisan Union
J.J. Handrey
Dahor
Bailey
Third Regiment Called Out for Unspecified Duty
The Wisconsin National Guard Third Regiment was summoned Monday at eleven o'clock to prepare for emergencies. Neighboring city companies are set to be ready for orders from headquarters. Adjt Gen Haw ley anticipates the regiment may protect ammunition factories and commercial postal activities in Wisconsin. Captain Frank W. Reiger says he knows of no move to call out the Second Regiment at present.
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National Guard
Adjt
Haiway
Wisconsin Guard
Wisconsin
Prank TR. Reiger
Tueaday
Death of Cecilia Plier Five Month Old Child
Cecilia Plier a five month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Plier of North Central avenue died Friday from pneumonia. The funeral was held Monday from St Johns Catholic Church at eight o clock.
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Cecilia
Anton Plier
North Central Avenue
St. John’s
New School Head Chosen by Board of Education
Don S. Miller of Stanley will become superintendent of schools starting next September, succeeding C W Ota who resigns at end of current contract. Miller, a University of Illinois graduate with Wisconsin study, holds bachelor and master degrees. He taught science and math in Geneva and Maniawoe high schools, led Meonamonia High as principal, then led Stanley public schools since 1914. He is married with two children. Mrs. Milley is Northwestern educated.
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Don S. Miller
Stanley
Schwalz
Mr. Milley
Board of Oluecation
C. W. Ota
Chord of Education
Miller
University of Illinois
University of Wisconsin
Geneva
Maniawoe
Meonamonia
Milley
Northwestern University
Confirmation Service at Lywmanuel Lutheran Next Sunday
Twenty nine youths will be confirmed at Lywmanuel's Lutheran next Sunday at ten oclock. Rev L Th Thom presides. Confirmands include A Gauger W H Ont W A Kner E G Bucks FO Witt H A Kuethe A L O Boseler H C Wagner R G genlarke LE M M Bubulz Albert Senrage Victor Carus John Thuas b A Kunz W Woltman Kon rad Hettlinger H A Zahn Clara Schneider Angela Stiemke Machilde Mauritz Lydia Sommers Ida Mundl Bertha Wellhofer Esther Krase Marie Krautseff Alma Zingstock Leora 3 Esther Scheulke. After services a quarterly church meeting will be held.
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Lywmanuel
Lutheran
Ten Oclork
L. Th. Thom
A. Gauger
W. H. Ont
W. A Kner
E.G. Bucks
FO. Witt
H. A. Kuethe
Alo. Boseler
H.C. Wagner
R. G. Genlarke
LE. MM. Bubulz
Albert Senrage
Victor Carus
John Thuas
B. A. Kunz W. Woltman
Konrad Hettlinger
H. A. Zahn
Clara Schneider
Angela Stiemke
Machilde Mauritz
Lydia Sommers
Ida Mundl
Bertha Wellhofer
Esther Krase
Marie Krautseff
Alma Zingstock
Leora
Esther Scheulke
City Treasurer Reports Large Tax Collections
City Treasurer Joseph Sehinder reports weekly returns to the county treasurer in Grand Rapids. Total collections reach 147605 with SHARTO2 share to school funds and city general fund. Delinquent income tax stands at 210.46 and unpaid taxes include real estate 4184.10 and personal property 308.77.
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Joseph Sehindier
Grand Rapis
Hti
Rec
Garage Fire Destroys Noll Residence Structure
A Tuesday morning blaze at the Frank Noll residence on 312 South Cherry Street damaged several screen windows and razed the roof of the Noll garage. Fire crews, initially misdirected to a hardware store, arrived to find the garage fully involved after live ashes were dumped near one end of the building.
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Tre
Iag
Noll
Alberts Elected to Head Hub City Ball Team
At a Sunday Eagles meeting Hub City baseball moves forward with William Alberts as president and manager and Tice as secretary treasurer. Johnson and Delmore will anchor pitching and catching with a $70 monthly salary plus a $100 season bonus if he stays through the end. Capable boosters.
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Marsiield
Eagles
William Alberts
Tice
Maying
Campbell
Johnson
Delmare
Delmore
Lilac Domino at the Adlur theater opens Monday
Andreas Tippel presents The Lilac Domino a grand musical production praised as bright breezy and charming with stylish costumes and a strong dance display. It attracts prominent theatergoers in New York and promises exquisite music and agreeable comedy for audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreas Tippel
Yavduccer
Gypesy Love
Lilay Domino
Adlur
New York
Bester
City Library Bird House Contest Sets Prizes
Keen rivalry builds for the city library bird house contest with prizes awarded April 3. Judges include John Stierle A Lake Jerry Blodgett for the bird house event and Miss Isels Miss Gwinn Mrs R B Andrews for the composition contest. Entries due by Friday March and displays open at the library from April to the close. Proceeds from sale of bird houses support the event and attendees may enjoy bird life stitched displays.
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AML
Library Board
John Stierle
A. He] Lake
Jerry Blodgett
Isels
Gwinn
R. B. Andrews
Bird
Seconil
Reize
Spencer Man Dies of Stomach Cancer at 45
Phyllias Bonneville of Spencer died at the hospital Thursday from cancer of the stomach. He was 45 years old. The body was taken to Rib Lake Saturday where the funeral was held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllias Bonneville
Spencer
Rib Lake
Action Packed Boxing Card At Armory Friday Eve
Friday night at the Armory Hall features a 10 round 158 pound main event between Tom Krieg and Tom Daly of St. Louis. A 8 round 155 pound semifinal pits Rid Bluettier of St Paul against Young Dork from Milwaukee. Bud Fischer faces Stan Klosky in six rounds, and Harry Truesdall meets Young O'Brien in the opener. George Daly will referee with D A Kollans as timekeeper. Weigh ins are Friday afternoon at Hartl's and doors open at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Tom Krieg
Tommy Daly
St. Louis
Krieg
Rid Bluettier
Young Dork
Tome
St. Paul
Bud Fischer
Marathon
Stanton Klosky
Ga Beltaveen
Harry Truesdall
Young O'Brien
Auburndale
Inspection of Company A and Band by Military Units
Major Miles and Captain Appleton attended a Thursday inspection of Company A and the band. The afternoon was for dressing and equipping the band, while the evening practiced first aid. About 79 men attended as Militia officers reported favorable drill progress and listed several named members from Wisconsin towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL. Miles
Brion T. Appleton
August Wolf
Ray Rheaume
Rhinelander
Floyed Volk
Greenwood
Frank Pliszka
Oconto
Arnold Scheuer
Beaver Tam
Virgil Callaway
Wausau
Frank B. Reigel
Milwaukee Visitors to Marshfield on Trade Excursion
The Merchants and Manufacturers association of Milwaukee will visit Marshfield as part of its seventh annual state wide trade excursion. Eighty prominent jobbers, manufacturers and bankers will arrive June 12th at 4 p.m. and stay until the next morning, with a modern railway equipment train arranged for the booster trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association of
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Milwaukee
Jobbers Combat Organization
Pth
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Pie Parlor to Open on Central Avenue
Two young men announce the opening of a new restaurant named the Pie Parlor on Central Avenue next to the Dule wa harbor shop. It will offer short order lunches and a complete line of staple goods with pies as the specialty. Trudeau will head the pastry department while Stefan mets oversees the retail side. The operation begins April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Trudraw
Central Avenue
Trudeau
Tridean Brothers
Frank Stefan Mets
Notice of Dental Office Opening and Civil Service Order
Beginning January 1 my dental offices will be in the Connor building on the second floor at Fourth and Central avenue. Dr G E Harrington the Dentist announces. President Wilson issued an order restoring to their former civil service status all national guardsmen who lost their rating due to border service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anri
Connor
Fourth and
Central Avenue
G. E. Harrington
Wilson
Border Service
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Ding
Henry C. Schroeder
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