Local Medical Practitioners Listings
Victor A Mason M C M D physician and surgeon with office on 2rd Street and residences on Corford and Maple Streets. Office hours 9 to 12 am 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 pm. Adler Block office. William Bipеe ENT specialist with office in Adler Block and hours 9 to 12 am 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 pm. R P Potter MD office over Lundgren’s phones Red 1444.
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H. Milbee
Marshfield
Wis
J. B. Vedder
Rose Brothers
Offce Houm
Howse
Victor A. Mason
M. C
M. D
Corford
Maple Streets
Offee
WM. Bipee
Adler Block
R. P. Potter
Lundgren
House 9
Towson column riffs on spelling reform and old fashioned style
A jumble of amusing clippings notes a pamphlet on simplified spelling, jokes about editors and typesetting, and a comic exchange about an engagement broken over a stolen kiss. The piece also parodies workplace efficiency verses and a quip about curing a patient for ninety five dollars.
Wisconsin Opinion Snippets Mix War Fervor And Regional Ties
A collage of editorials and notices cites war duty, railway rates, regional banking, and governance in Wisconsin. Items mention neutral Japan sentiment, state unity, professional coaching in schools, party rifts, and regional ties to Minneapolis versus Milwaukee, reflecting diverse public voices.
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Japan
Wausau
Ta Haseo
Sonehot
Antigo Journal
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Morris
Vau Claire
Manitowoc Herald
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
Eau Claire Telegram
Waupaca Record
Regional Reserve Bank
Reserve Committee
Minneapolis
Antige Journal
Howe Presents Uncle Sam at Panama Film at New Adler
A dramatic critic hails Howe's Panama Canal reproduction showing the $400 million project. The film, at the New Adler opera house Tuesday May 19, features dredges, bucket cranes, dynamite blasts, and Goethals in action, praising American engineering and energy as a near perfect record of a historic undertaking.
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Howe
Uncle Sam
Panama
New
Adler Opera House
Col. Goethals
The Times Prints Statements Wedding Invitations
The Times reproduces wedding notices and related invitations from local readers and advertisers. The page lists couples and dates with brief details, reflecting social announcements and community notices in a compact format.
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the Times
Miss Elizabeth Bell Vacation Return and Local Happenings
Bakerville residents report Elizabeth Bell returning from Milwaukee for a two week vacation before resuming her charm. The piece notes visits by Cora Michaelis and Catherine Gleichsner to local schools, and a Marshfield Catholic school play attended by many locals. Edwin Ott visited his brother in Nasonville, Henseler Bros. bought a new big Saturday, Catherine Gleichsner travels to Stratford and Rozellville, John Sicklinger visited Marathon, and an April entertainment event is mentioned.
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Bakerville
Elizabeth Bell
Milwaukee
John Sickle Chili
Cora Michaelis
Caherine Gleichsner
Lucian Kraemer
Caroline Rothenberger
Marshfield Catholic School
Edwin Ott
Nasonville
Henseler Bros
Catherine Gleichsner
Stratford
Rozellville
I, Jr
Son
Youth Festival at Bakerville Draws Big Crowd
In Bakerville Lin coln Park a well attended event drew over 300 attendees with the youths enjoying a play and a dance after. A Marshfield beer wagon got stuck near Frank Goldbach's place Monday noon and neighbors aided to move it safely despite heavy rain. Henseler Bros cheese factory hosted a milk supplier meeting inviting all local farmers.
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Bakerville
Lincoln Park
Frank Goldbach
Henseler Bros
Death Enters Bethel Family During Scarlet Fever Quarantine
Bethel May 4. Grief over the death of Prof. W E Straw’s youngest child follows weeks of quarantine at Plainfield due to scarlet fever. The baby died while the father attended a Seventh Day Adventists conference in Michigan. He will return to Plainfield to comfort the bereaved family and resume academy duties after the quarantine ends.
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Bethel
W.E. Straw
Plainfield
Michigan
Conference of the
Seventh Day Adventists
Academy
Mr. Benning
Edmund Allen
Spencer Scribner
J.C. McChesney
Church School
Miss. Keizer
German Doctor Publicly Offers Free Evaluation At Marshfield
A veteran German doctor, endorsed by the state, advertises a free initial consult at the Blodgett Hotel in Marshfield on May 13. He claims extensive experience across multiple medical systems and promises affordable treatment with medicines and appliances, targeting chronic and previously mismanaged conditions.
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Marshfield
Wed
Blodgett Hotel
Austria
Bright
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Jennie Keizer
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