Potash Factory Sited in Marshfield By Chamber Trade Board
Marshfield will host a potash factory with lots 2 and 2 on North Peach Street as site. J C Marsh leads a Chamber committee to lure Mr Kitchen and partner from Crandon, planning a wooden 30 by 40 foot plant and ash collection program. Local boosters note potash from ashes aids soil, and town foresees six to eight hires by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Musbach
State Agriculture Experiment Station
Vlemerits
Kitchen
Crandon
Wisconsin State Guard reorganizes into four regiments
The 48 Separate Company units form four regiments. Marshfield’s Twenty‑third Separate Company is now Company 1, Third Battalion, Ninth Infantry with Island Repids Marinette and Stevens Point in the battalion. Ninth Infantry headquarters at Appleton under Col. Hugh Pomeroy. sanitary detachment at Sheboygan. Wisconsin State Guard Reserve units organized and mustered into reserve. Stratford forms First Separate platoon led by Lieut. James B. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Guard
Marstfield
Ninth Infantry
Island Repids
Marinette
Stevens Point
Marshfield
Appleton
Hugh Pomeroy
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Shite Guard
Why We Should Trade in Marshfield
E J Smith of the Chamber of Commerce argues Marshfield merchants should keep larger stock and spend dollars locally. He notes quick turnover benefits merchants, comparing eight stock turnovers per year to only two, underscoring the advantage of local spending and inventory rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Drafted Contingent To Leave May Twenty Fifth
The next quota of drafted men from Wowi county leaves for Camp Grant on May 25. Nine men, with fifteen alternates, are called. The draft to date reaches 982. Marshfield residents named include William Merkel, Joseph Ettel, Frank Reider, Nicholas Henseler, George Schiess, William Smpehl, Frank Andraska, Tony Jensen, Emil Hahny, F. W. Breseman, Philip Huth, Edgar K, George Zweek, Frank Mueller, William Kenney, C. A. Gucken berger, Clemens Fleckenstein, Joseph Specht, Hubert Weber, John Esser, August Smochl, Carter Nelson, Roy Rasmussen, Jacob Wolf. Alternates are George Sommer, Gale Gadson, Edward Schmidt and John Dorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowi County
Camp Grant
Alay
Marshfield
William Merkel
Joseph Ettel
Frank Reider
Nicholas Henseler
George Schiess
William Smpehl
Frank Andraska
Tony Jensen
Emil Hahny
F. W. Breseman
Philip Huth
Edgar K
George Zweek
Frank Mueller
William Kenney
C. A. Guckensberger
Clemens Fleckenstein
Joseph Specht
Hubert Weber
John Esser
August Smochl
Carter Nelson
Roy Rasmussen
Jacob Wolf
George Sommer
Gale Gadson
Edward Schmidt
John Dorm
District Convention of the Order of the Eastern Stag Announces Here
The district convention will be held next Tuesday May 21 at the Masonic hall. It covers Stevens Point Grand Rapids Plover Abbotsford and Mars. Washburn grand lecturer of Racine will attend and a six o'clock dinner at the Presbyterian church will be served for fifty cents a plate.
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Order of the Eastern Stag
Masonic Hall
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
Plover
Abbotsford
Mars
Washburn
Racine
Mrl. Strang
Presbyterian Church
RHOADES-BILLE MARRIAGE IN MARSHFIELD
Alma Bille wed Asa Stillman Rhoades in Marshfield last Wednesday at the bride’s home in a ceremony attended by relatives and close friends. The bride’s sister Mrs. Juin Adtev served as bridesmaid and H Bille, the bride’s brother, was best man. Rev. I Halsey Ambrose of the First Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony. The bride is a well known Marshfield young woman, daughter of Hans Wille, dy. The groom, formerly from Malone New York, works as a traveling salesman for Blodgett & Sons wholesale house.
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Alma Bille
Asa
Stillman Rhoades
Ietter
Juin Adtev
H Bille
Hest
L. Halsey Ambrose
Pr Ureh
Trebride
Marshfield
Hans Wille
Blodgett & Sons Wholesale House
Malone
New York
Dentists Close Saturday Afternoons in Marsh Field
Local dentists W. T. Pond W. H. Lind W. S. Heaton D. A. Kuilans and H. C. Loveland announce their offices will close on Saturday afternoons during May June July August and September. Strawberries and overbearing plant varieties are highlighted for home gardens with hardy foliage and extended bearing into autumn.
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Marshfield
W. T. Pond
W. H. Lind
W. S. Heaton
D. A. Kuilans
H. C. Loveland
United States
War Bonds Drive and Local Social Notes Across Town
Local residents urge thrift and reinvest Liberty Bond interest into War Savings Stamps. Adler Theatre to show The Kaiser Beast for Berlin soon. Reports of visitors, car theft in progress, and weekly club meetings mark a busy period. Military updates note renewals and moves to Sparta, while a district oratorical and declamatory contest eyes upcoming events. A Junior Musical club benefit recital aids Red Cross. chickens and gardens are discussed. several residents travel for work and social visits.
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Adler Theater
Red Cross
Annual Exhibit Showcases Vocational Training Progress
The annual exhibit of the vocational and manual training schools, directed by R. J. Carver, drew many parents and friends to the Eagles hall auditorium on Saturday and Sunday. Work by George Schmilke, Paul Thor, George Karl, Fred Lehnherr, and Walter Rasmussen from the Vocational department received high praise, while the domestic science display under Miss Lucy Maruska highlighted a leading program. Parents can feel confident their children gain practical skills useful in later life under capable instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aml Manual Training Schools
R. J. Carver
Eagles Hall
George Schmilke
Paul Thor
George Karl
Fred Lehnherr
Walter Rasmussen
Lucy Maruska
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CO. I
E. J. Smith
The
Marshfield Welding Works
Rhoades—Bille
Bo Bate
Adler Theatre
John D. Winninger
West
the Winninger Players
Barrier
Rex Beach
Sam
Thering
Liese’s
Wm. S. Hart
Adler
Florence Rice
Menasha
Mona Acker
Rhinelander
A. Morgan Chase
Madison
Kaiser
Berlin
W.H. Upham
P. A. Williams
Albert Steger
Washbure
Elks Club
Dorothy Kamps
Patience Kamps
University of Wisconsin
Cole
J. B. Blodgett
JH. Normington
Swaukee
Wisconsin Laundrymen’s Association
Republican Hotel
Harold Bille
M Alma
Rhoades
Marris
Elks Hall
Shipping Board
Submarine Boat Company of
Newark
N. J
George Whitney
Lloyd Whitney
Fred Reeths, Jr
Milwaukee
M. J. Power Beg
Uncle Sam
Power Company
Hoover
Wausau High School
Donald Bulmer
Wausau
Minnequa
Necedah
Ladysmith
Merrill
Karleanne Scharman
Don
Mulet
Caroline Scharman
Arthur Laemle
331St
Louis Laemie
Sparta
343Rd
the Times
Kenosha
Wisconsin Motor & Machinery Co
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