Marsfield Athletic Association Formed with Local Members
A new club in the city, named the Marsfield Athletic Association, organized last week at the Thomas House. Officers include President WLVN Berdte, Vice President George C. Willsot, Secretary Gustave Bulgria, and directors. A by-laws committee was appointed and the first event planned is a boxing match between Pat Fitzgerald and Harry Pails at Adler’s Opera House with an assured purse. Preliminary wrestling and boxing bouts will precede the main event.
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Thomas House
Marsafield ‘Athletic Association
Ve Ee Wlvn Berdte Vige
George C. Willsot
Gustave
James Donohue
Pat Pitzgerald
Harry Pails
Oshkosh
Anverst
Adler's Opera House
Hy Gaming
Hammel salvetable boosts local farmers with fine horses
The Hammel salvetable under Leo Frocloh has become a key institution for farmers near Gly. It imports hundreds of sturdy Cleveland Bay type horses from central states, builds up its deep stalls to shelter thirty six horses, and showcases improved stock. Wisconsin and Trempeleau breeders supply drivers, signaling a shift to top quality horses for the region. William J. Ladewig bought a showy Cleveland Bay pair for his team, highlighting growing demand.
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Leo Frocloh
Ubis Consert
Uils
Centri States
Telcomel
Deepak
Southern
Westhern
Indiana
Illncis
Trempeleau Gouuly
Bounty on Trees along Public Highways
The article urges planting shade trees along city roads to replace disappearing woods. It cites a statute allowing owners to plant trees by highways, with ownership of fruit retained, and offers annual bounties per rod of highway for trees growing on one or both sides. It notes superintendent approval and possible fencing to protect the trees.
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Uist Hs
No Cause of Action In Libel Suit At Neillsville
In a crimat court ruling at Neillsville last week the jury found no cause of action in the libel case of YD W Richardson versus George Meacham. Richardson, postmaster at Loyal, sought $2000 damages over an article accusing him of mismanaging the royal post office. The court awarded costs to Meacham and indicated further proceedings may be possible.
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YD. W. Richardson
George Meacham
Crimat
Neillsville
Iagh Week
Partiea
Men of Loyal
Mr. Meacham
Richardson
Royal Post Office
Paper Mill Construction Advances at Old Chale Factory
At the Paper Mill Messrs MG Fleckepsiele and M Besser prepare to install machinery for a new mill at the old chale factory. Foundations for the paper machines are laid, with delivery expected by June. A promising new water supply from a 41 ft well aims to meet needs, potentially enablingJuly readiness and a 2–4 ton daily capacity, including tissue paper and fruit wrappings as a primary product.
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Messrs
Mg, Fleckepsiele
M. Besser
Chale
Beco Mosey
Corpat
Sneak Thieves Plague Lincoln Townships Residents
Lincoln town ship endures a spate of petty thefts by a gang dubbed the Jitters. They target movable goods including a bachelor resident Carl Frederickson with items from clothing to bed and provisions. Officials urge swift capture to restore security and allow residents to sleep without vigilance.
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Lincoln
Carl Frederickson
Lincoln Township
Inig
May Smith Robbins in Tale Trixie at the Opera Fete
May Smith Robbins headlines the opera fete presenting the title comedy Tale Trixie with a strong supporting company. Robbins performs five distinct characters in song and dance, aided by Fred Robbins Max Neuman Oliver Tabadie Hugo Cannon and Genne Mora among others.
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Adler
Comedia
May Smith
Trixie
Mies Robbins
Lota
Katrion ” Germin
Ned Sommers
Molte Dooley
Millie Niloucher
Prend Oper
Gurman
Miss Stobbies
Amd
Mumner
Fred Robbins
Max Neuman
Oliver Tabadie
Hugo Cannon
Genne Mora
May Burn The Camps Over Smallpox In Lumber Areas
Reports indicate heavy smallpox in northern state lumber camps last winter and plans to burn infected camps to stop contagion. Authorities may reimburse camp owners if state action occurs. Nearby Perrinstown cases have been cured and danger reduced by strong measures. officials hope preventive steps this summer avoid future trouble.
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Perrinstown
Overhaul Plans for Nekoosa Bridge Equipment
The Wisconsin Gentent reports Stevens Point Daily Journal notes Jennice Booth and Rey Rivers traveled to Marshfield to inspect the equipment of the Nekoosa breach of the Central. Practically all equipment will need overhaul in local shops soon.
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Wisconsin Gentent
Stevens Point Daily Journal
Jennice Booth
Rey Rivers
Marshfield
Chia
Nekuosa
Swiss Cheese Plant Rising at Arpin on Wisconsin Central
A large stone factory for Swiss cheese is being erected where the highway crosses the Nekoosa branch of the Wisconsin Central at Arpin. The building will be completed this summer and the factory will begin production before the season’s end. Five young men linked to W. I Luton are named.
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Nekoosa
Wisconsin Central
Marshfield & Southeastern
Arpin
Government Headstones for Veterans
Government headstones are available at no cost to all deceased veterans. Veterans or their families should contact Commander Varnedom or Adjutant Lees with discharge papers or other identifying information to provide name, rank, regiment, company, and date of death.
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Tim Farexps
TOE Crvit
van Nottoe
G. A. RB
Varnedom
Lees
Yrig
The Indian and the Northwest illustrated bank fiat
Handsome cloth bound 115 page history of the settlement of the great northwest with half tone engravings of Black Hawk Sitting Bull Red Crow and others Custer battle ground and color maps showing tribal locations Dating back to 1000 This valued library addition costs 50 cents per copy postage paid to W B Koiskern 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago Ill dt Wanrep Smokers to smoke the Lake View cigar by Jobo Hoelz.
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Fiat
Tte
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Great Northwest
Sitting Bull
Custer
W. B. Koiskern
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Abstract of American Fire Insurance Company Financials
The document presents an abstract of the company’s financial statement filed with Wisconsin Insurance Department. It lists earned premiums, losses paid, dividends, salaries, taxes, and miscellaneous expenses. Signed by Commissioner Pail Gilsohann, it records the state filing status as of a Stot day of campary in Madison Wisconsin.
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Suzents Sloviuney
Madison
Wis
Lhereby
American Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
New England Mutual Life Insurance Sworn Statement
Abstract of the sworn statement from the New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Boston for the year ending December 31, 1900, filed with the Wisconsin Insurance Department. Includes totals for income, disbursements, assets, and liabilities, and notes premiums received, losses paid, and policyholder liabilities. Commissioner certification dated January 26, 1901.
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NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Boston
Massachdette
Wisconsin
Toree Bel
UMD
Vies
SOTA
Tusuranea Department
Madison
Wis
New
Begind Mutual Life Insurance Company
Insurance Department
Wlacongin
U Enjlg
IsoHaNn
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Fred Bauer
R. H. Schroeder
Mansion House
Durham
Joseph Deckart
ICGE
Joserh Maurr
Alwata
Louis Baumann
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Doalyr
Milwaukee
John Brackendorf
Ietor
Woodbine
Marshfield, Wis
Iron Works
South Depot Street
Promote Anon Ity ‘Association
Bay
Hammel
May Smith Robbins
Your Nino
W. 1
Luton
The
Lake View
Jobo Hoelz
Phidelphia
Lune
Winconwil
Eald Blaray
Vreeey
motiRagza
Apenas
Lisbi Les
Biv
Pail Gilsohann
fOmeral Publication
Valdes
Attica
Nevcaen Rabies Modenl
Imgpicnion
Fudger Asgees
RESON
Nowlecror
Renin
Ac Portee Bistehl
Crud
Miriere Marker Hoover Book
Natrosurvs
T. S. Blood & Co
Northwestern
Blood’s
Marshfield Hardware Company
Upham Wm’f’c. Company
Marshfield Brewing Company
Marshfield Brewing Co
Frank B. Wing
Draggist
Horn’s
Henry Horn