Marshfield unit's wartime camp life and visitors report
From the Boys in Blue, the Marshfield Times describes regimental camp life at Camp Harvey. It covers examinations, concerts, fundraising, and visitors, including Marshfield High School girls delivering sweets and Bert MeGeG as a welcomed guest. It lists officers and many privates, notes plans to move to Washington, and recalls dress parades and the crowd size at events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprron Trosee
Co. A
Kisten
Reliaf
Board of Examiners
Col. Hyde
America
Marshfold
Joe Tepfer
Fred Beell
Bergan
Wisconsin
Iit
Abe
Marshfield
Washington, D.C
Lincoln
Nus Gation
Camie
Marshfeld
Boras
Eaces
Lucky
Sitle
Iltiia
Company A
Marshfield High School
Company AA
Bert Meeg
Bert Jan
Sherry and Vicinity Sees Community Improvements Progress
Community efforts in Sherry and surrounding area highlight church repairs, renewed sidewalks, and property renovations intended to boost appearance and local pride. Personnel changes include Jos. Aicliver replaced by Prod Parcer on the railroad section at Sherry. The Wisconsin Telephone Company crew completed ring extension beyond Auburndale and left Sherry Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry
Jos
Aicliver
Prod Parcer
Stevens Point
Wisconsin
Telephone Company
Auburndale
Lem Sherry
Gameron
Milwaukee
Geo. W. Sommers
Webertown
Speot
Seidit’s
Enckimy
Joan Blenker
Dr. Perry
Pongrais
Local Fishers Report Mix of Weather and Plenty of Hopes
Wakerville residents Mr and Mrs Toho Heels of Marshfield fished on Yellow River. Farmers report busy days, corn and potatoes look promising for a big crop. Warmer weather hoped to push grain along. John J Davis writes from Camp Harvey that Gould shots will gain value in coming days. Lincoln Park to open soon for the station. W C Witter notes good fishing down to Big Bull dam, one fish caught by him and partner on the first day there. J P Kraemer jokes carbuncle helps dodge exams, a running quip about an examiner’s bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakerville
Toho
Marshfield
Yellow River
John J. Davis
Go. A. Aurshfield
Camp Harvey
Gould
Lincoln Park
Staton
W. C. Witter
Big Bull
J. P. Kraemer
Court at Grand Rapids this week draws wide attendance
Nearly everyone from hare .5 attends the session in Grand Rapids as Marshfield locals follow the Fox River tax cases, one of the week’s most notable suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Fox River
Excursion rates offered on regional railroad lines
Excursion tickets will be sold at one fare for round trip May 24 and 25, arriving May 31, via the Moruhwestra line and Appleton with the Northwestern line. Apply to agents Chicago Northwestern Ry. Limited May 16 dates and May 20 dates for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Moruhwestra Line
Amived
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
GAM
Enceropmant Appleton
Gale
Chicago &Northwestern
Fine Royal Lace Patterns and Prices in White and Ivory
Advertises Fine Royal Lace in 54 inch width with several yardage options and pair prices. Describes Brussel spray effects and a pretty pattern priced at 3.50. Notes variations in cerus or white, 60 inch wide option at 55.00 and ruffled fish net with lace ruffing priced around 3.50 to 4.00.
One Minute Cough Cure Praised By Merchants and Readers
A chaotic OCR mix presents endorsements for DeWitt's Life Early Risers and One Minute Cough Cure, with references to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles, political figures, a proposed sugar factory project, and a city ordinance in Marshfield. It blends product pitches, local notices, and civic actions with fragmented names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covernor Muttiam
Minnesota
Philippines
Parker
Sharon
Wis
DeWite
DeWitt
H. Hara
H. Horn
Wisconsin Bank Statement Fragment From Early 1800s
A damaged excerpt shows liabilities and capital stock notes from a Wisconsin bank in Wood County. It includes sworn attestations by an official named Edw Reese and a notary Frank A Cady, with partial phrases about deposits, certificates of deposit, and state authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorplex
Pola National Bank
State OF
Wisconsin
County of Wood
Epwayo L. Rewar
Reese
Frank A, Cady
Wood County
Avam
Hares
Unitienl Directors
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Jobo Brown
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Bert Mercer
Per Lehrovder
Ernst Lempke
Ernst Waidvogel
L. B. Spencer
Liguronutt
Rd Ward
Jarus Vaughn
Tirst
Anton C. Martin
Rmaster
Jobe B. Tepter
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John Schlavge
Aifed Suto
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Charles Rectichs
Leopold Dan Qarsnee
B. Reynoles
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Herman Ruien
Deanis Prederickson
Louis Postwetler
John Sheue
Ole Gliverts
Wiliam Grifos Shar
William Ginss
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Hell Amuti
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Marie Alton Tylor
Joseph Hacks
William ‘Daylor Aue
John Var
Horace Mmyzies
Arnald Vuuiker
Duke Rogely
Wari
George Highland
Charles M. Griswold
Robert Buss
Marui Sweat Wilburt Kelly
Charles Selpel Teuhard Ruthenberg
Kronstable
Suibel Ig Wagoner
Lace
Weathis Scasom
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E. M. Keenan
Merchant
Odell
Olfspring
Juate
Harry
Gomer Ig
Horn
Suinhon
S. ML
Geary
Prersany Slich
Willam Daniels
Vigerton
New York
C. P. Jones
Milesburg
DeWit
H. Hora
Merrillon
la Crosse
Lake View
Marghfield
A. Thomas
Lutva
Mitwityn
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Kabelmataa
Keetion Os
Tuya
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Fly
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First National Bank
Eral
Orp Hells
Lona and
Diacowov
Asoran Voy
Ial Symrdrufta
Koeured
UaAgcuryl
Bondy
U.S
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Henry Horn’s
Kleinheinz
Marshfield Beer
Dr. Brewer & Son
Tremont
Brewer & Son
Blasonic Temple
Chicago
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