Marshfield Hosts Wisconsin Federation Women’s Clubs Biennial
The two day biennial convention of the Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs in Marshfield closed with a reception at Mrs I P Tiffault’s home. Delegates praised the program at the Presbyterian church featuring Miss Ellen Sabin and Mrs J H Condy, and discussed suffrage, home arts and school work led by Mrs Anna Lathrop and Mrs J P Witter. A large reception capped the event, with Musicians and a luncheon in the church parlor.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
I. P. Tiffault
Marshfield
Wilson Rector
Agnes Brown
J. C. Marsh
Hamilton Roddis
Ponce
W. Mzgee
Shawano
J. H. Condy
Qi A. Strathearn
Kaukauna
H.truesdell
Wiaupaca
Enoch Arden
Miss Sabin
Ellen C. Sabin
Milwaukee-Downer College
Sabin
Downer College
Claudia McPhicters
C. , Isely
Henry Mack
Italia
Williams
Mary McMillan
Lucile Tack
C. W. Otto
Frank A. Gilmore
Madison
Thomas D. Spalding
Edward B. Barr
Emmagene Hayward
J. .A Strathearn
Weutoma
C. T. Taylor
Ed. Walker
Waupaca
F. F. Wheeler
Louisiana From Rear of Nebraska
A garbled caption describes a photograph on the deck of the Nebraska showing the Louisiana and mentions Rear Admiral Kowsh in the Second division of the Atlantic fleet. It notes the ship is commanded by Captain Jobn St Gibbons.
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Javisiana
Adiuira Kowsh
Jobn St. Gibbons
Allie Wooster to Headline Marshfield Fair Attractions
Central Wisconsin State Fair in Marshfield plans Allie Wooster and a twenty five horse ring act as the main draw for the last week of August. The act, a Wisconsin fair favorite from Milwaukee eight years running, will include relay and Roman standing races chariot events and dashes. Management says the program nears completion and the premium book will be issued June 1 listing events and offers.
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Marshfield
Allie Wooster
Ring of Twentyfive
Milwaunee
Minnesota
R. R. Williams
Jone 1St
Names of attendees listed at event in multiple cities
A roster of attendees from Milwaukee Grand Rapids Stevens Point Shewno and Hasbrouck areas is noted with many names and titles. The piece mentions Mrs. Leahy of Stevens Point and Mrs. Witter of Grand Rapids giving pepere on Thursday.
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C. BH. Treesdell
E. H. Miles
W. H. Beardmore
Wittenberg
D. R. Hickcock
Milwaukee
Ellen C. Sabin
Claudia McPhieters
Shewno
C. W. Magee
P. F. Dolan
Grand Rapids
L. Reichel
E. H. Morrill
D. J. Arpix
W. A Crumb
Association to Sell New Stock at Par Value
The city hall meeting of the fair association approved issuing 300 shares at 15 dollars par, to be sold at par. Each shareholder and spouse get free entry to the 1914 fair, with old 10 dollar shares exchangeable for new ones by paying 5 dollars more. Free gate entry ends after this year.
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the Fair Association
Pittsville youth brings six wolf pups to town
Solomon Merritt of Pittsville earned noted praise after bagging the mother wolf near Pittsville and bringing the six cubs to town alive. The finder left the old wolf and collected the pups, presenting them to the community.
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Solomon Merritt
Pittsville
Wood County
Fish Hook Extracted From Boy’s Nose In School Incident
Laurin Oleson of Unity was hooked in the nose by a fishhook worn on a schoolmate’s coat. The barb penetrated deeply requiring surgical extraction. Latest reports say the boy is recovering well with only a small scar remaining.
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Laurin Oleson
Unity
Copper Found Near Granton
Rudolph Frantz, a Sleepy Hollow farmer’s son near Granton, reports finding a 75 pound lump of flext copper on his father’s land. Believed glacial in origin, no copper ore is known to exist in the area.
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Rudolph Frantz
Sleepy Hollow
Granton
Unity High School Teacher Stricken Blind
Prof. Messer of Unity High School was struck blind while at work and was taken out of town for a specialist consult. Doctors cite overwork as a cause and say recovery may take years before he can resume school duties.
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Messer
Unity High School
U C T Convention Prep in Marshfield Faces Many Details
U C T leaders plan to house hundreds of visitors in private homes during their June convention. Committees report strong community support, with rooms rented at reasonable rates. Souvenir books are printed, and distribution aims to reach all Wisconsin members before the gathering.
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Marshfield
United Commercial
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Railway City Council No
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Stich
the Times
UC. T
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Peter Reiser
J. Auermiller
W. D. W. H. Wright
L. F. Diddie
7Amilton Reddis
William Creed
F. E. Swartling
T. A. Tack
F. K. Bissett
L. A Salter
Herman Hoelz
F. E. Tice
J. E. Ketel
William Lee
E. B. Ames
O. J. Hoffman
D. L. Miler
P. Moran
Rand
R. J. Baker
L. H. Schoenhofen
H. Eiche
R. P. Kraus
I. Brody
Robert Cork
R. Cork
L. J. Rendies
R. S. Barnard
J.B. Jeffery
A. J. Frey
E. H. Furstenburg
F.Z. Kohl
George D. Booth
J. W. Schuler
JG. Haelz
Badge and
C. Kineshary
F. R. Upham
E. ¥. Finney
L. FE. Colvin
T.E. Tice
A. G. Felker
L Brody
Baker
C. Kingsbury
L. E. Colvin
A. Paulus
W. Hart
E Ketchum
George B. Campbell
Hermen Williams
E. B. Finney
J. E. Ketchum
L. E Colvin
Uncle Wenzel Returns from Trip to Germany
Uncle Albert Wenzel came home Saturday morning after a three month stay in Germany. He has gained weight and bears the marks of two ocean voyages, but says the journey was pleasant and his visit among old friends in the fatherland was enjoyable.
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Albert Wenzel
Germany
Father— Land
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Lathrop
Clintonville
Guy W. Babcock
Gray Rapids
Frank A. Noll
Mossice
New London
Port Howards
Stevens Point
Woman's Club
Wausau
Witter
J. P. Witter
Grand Rounds
England
United States
Lindsey
Denver
D. J. Leahy
Ladies Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Federation
Wyoming
Badger
Charles J. Badger
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Mexico
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Aasgan Press Assaciation
Louisiana
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Wenzel
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