Musical Club At Wausau Hosts Marshfield Guests
The Tuesday Musical club of Wausau hosted members of the Marshfield Fortnightly club for an afternoon and evening program. Miss Plantz impressed in a Japanese reading costume, while Emma Pardee and Elizabeth Planta led Puccini illustrations and operatic readings. The event drew a large crowd and ended with a group dinner at Mrs. Kreutzer’s home.
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Marshfield
Mesdames A. L. Kreutzer
J. W.coures
Benjamin Godard
Margaret R. Lang
W. Il Neidlinger
Emma Pardee
Fh. Neidlinger
P. L. Sisson
Hopp Odard
Imogene Harge
A. L. Kreutzer
Wausau
Geese Farming Profits Calculated In Early Report
An analysis outlines starting with 300 geese, after three years producing 140 400 eggs and 100 000 geese. Market values yield 512 000 dollars gross, with net profit 339 700 after costs. If three partners invest 300 geese each profits to 113 255 dollars per person.
Emmet Man and Day Resident Protest Marathon County Rates
Nic Streveler F J Kreig Jake Wachtl John Maguire from Emmet and Bert Austin of Day return from Madison where they appeared before the railroad rates commission. They protested a proposed rate hike by Marathon County railroad claiming the increase would be unfair and discriminatory. The objection favors applying any rise only to the Jimmy cars, not standard cars as claimed.
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Nic. Streveler
F. J. Kreig
Jake Wachtl
John Maguire
Emmet
Bert Austin
Day
Madison
Railroad Rates Commission
Marathon County Railroad
Connor
Jimmy
Mosinee Times
County Board Grants $500 to Central Wisconsin State Fair
At last week’s county board meeting an appropriation of 500 dollars was voted to the Central Wisconsin State fair of this city. Friends of the fair praise the county and city support as a step toward making Wood County’s fair the best in the northern part of the state.
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Friends of the Fair
Wood County
County Board Organizes for the Year with Elected Chairman
At the May session the county board formalized its organization Bennett was unanimously reelected chairman. Committees for Public Property Road and Bridges County Poor Farm and Poor Accounts General Claims Finance Equalization Delinquent Taxes Printing and Stationery Education Judiciary Insane and Insane Accounts Immigration and Agriculture Town Organization and General Industry Per Diem and Mileage Special State Equalization were formed with members named for each group.
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Vest
Bennett
A. J. Has ‘Orouck
A. Ingle
A. P. Bean
Bart Gaffney
W. I. Schimmelplenig
Simon Worland
D. J
Foxy E. Bichsteadt
W.H. Reeves
Hass
Wm, Hooper
Edeward Lynch
A. G. Pankow
John _ Wolf
James K. P. Hiles
Edward ‘Morris
Frank
I. J. Iverson
J. P. Seidl
Wm ‘Goldberg
C. A. Ingle
John Keans
Hichsteadt
J. F. Seidl
R.A. Connor
Judiciary
B. R. Gogeins
B. M.deming
Geo, Firman
J. A. Chapman
Per Diem
E. D. Ayers
John Scheuer
J. H. Esser
Edw. Lynch
P. J. Kraus
H. C. McCoy
Obituary of Mrs Walter dies after long Wisconsin life
Anna Margaretta Lampert born in Elinshausen Germany sailed with her husband Gortlieb Daniel Walter to America in 1872. They lived in New York and Brooklyn before settling in Waushara County Wisconsin and later moving to their present home. Eight children were born. five survive: George Gottlieb Henry and Mrs William Wilson. She joined the Congregational church after leaving the German Lutheran Church.
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Anna Margaretta Lampert
Elinshausen
Hesse
Darmstidt
Germany
Gortlieb Daniel Walter
Americal
New York
Brooklyn
Waushara Co. Wis
George
Gottlieb
Harlan
Iowa
August Rock Township
Wis
Henry
Washington D. C
Willam Wilson
Waupaca
Imourn
Walter
Wattshara Co
Congregational Church
Catlin Kills Eleventh Wolf in Kronen Wetter
Lee Catlin of Kronen wetter visited the city to collect the bounty on a wolf he trapped. He is noted as a top hunter in the county, with eleven wolves killed in the area including nine females, plus numerous wild cats and smaller pelts destroyed.
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Lee Catlin
Kronenwetter
Mr. Catlin
Zweck's Jewelry and Musical Shop Offers Broad Stock
Frank L Zweck's model store advertises up to date goods in watches clocks jewelry silverware and more. Musical instruments talking machines and records are a specialty.
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Frank L. Zweck
For Sale Good Driving Mare Five Years Old
For sale a five year old driving mare about 1000 pounds priced at 150 dollars for quick sale. Apply at the Times office.
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Apply Times Office
Edison celebration and railroad case headline
February 11 1911 marks Edison 63rd birthday with notes on his youth genius and quotes about hard work. Harrges is sent to Oshkosh Hospital after sanity exam following railroad obstruction charges. judge orders treatment and charges dismissed.
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Thomas Alva Edison
Milan
Erie County
Ohio
John Harrges
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Co
Stratford
Bryant
Ludwig
Warren
Northern
Harries
I Justice
Stark
Wausau Record Herald
Had His Preference Hospitable Farmer Theme
An exchange describes a hospitable farmer inviting a stranger to dine with the remark that the guest must eat what everyone else does. The stranger replies with a wary, humorous caveat about eating what others do or do not eat, reflecting rural societal norms.
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Stranger
Lippincott's
A Real Dilemma Comic Exchange
A brief cartoon dialogue presents a child confusion over a dilemma. One child asks what a dilemma is and the other explains it with a pun about their father punishing them if the mother cuts their hair. The piece reflects light humor from a St. Louis Star caption.
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St. Louis
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Musical Club
Rate Commission
Organization OF County Board
Catlin
Stor
Edison
Qshkosh Hospital
Loe
Adler Opera House
Michelin
Orrin R. Hughes
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