Businessmen Form Marshfield Merchants Association
A Friday meeting at city hall led by Mayor A C G Melhor and Wisconsin Retail Grocers & General Merchants official A Tatobsen to organize a Marshfield merchants association. Jacobsen praised past efforts and reported over thirty signatures for the proposed Marshfield Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tatobsen
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Retail Grogs& General Merchants Association
Marshfield
A. C G. Melhor
Jacobsen
Pridey
Atul Lo
Ultimatum Given Cast Stone Company
Cast Stone Construction of Eau Claire faced delays on the north side paving contract. The city warned the firm Saturday and mandated start of work after notification from city officials. A $5,000 bond was posted for faithful performance. Weather slowed progress. Petersen Construction also advancing. Excavation on Wes NeyuT Street has been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Eile
Wien
Petersen Constrichion Company
Prom
City council eyed ordinance to aid fire runs
A garbled report notes Alderman Juno or John Allen urging swift action at a city hall meeting. Fire officials say speeding private cars blocking apparatus slows response, urging stricter rules to ensure ten minute dispatch times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alornson
John Dune
Tre Levante
Juno
Tin
Spa Avith
Statursts
Vie
Central Wisconsin Holstein Breed Association Sale Summary
The Holstein and Guernsey herd sale at the Fail grounds drew about 100 bidders as 110 head were auctioned over two days. Prices peaked at high figures with lower averages than prior sales, totaling roughly $12,500 in receipts. The First National Bank records, via teller Joseph Pinion, document the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Joseph Pinion
Local News Briefs Include Attendees and D A R Meeting
Local items note Fred Bushey visiting Appleton business, Olga Schmidt visiting Madison, and Mrs. W. D. Conner hosting a D A R meeting. Trades, visits, and remarks on real estate, funeral of Robert Kubth, and a Holstein sale highlight the period's community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busheys’ Business College
Aaton
Fred Bushey
Guskex
Bu College
Appleton
Fragmentary play excerpt hints at impersonation and scenes
The text sketches a scene where a character impersonates a clerk and interacts with Jim, who delivers consoling lines. It mentions a supervised rehearsal or close of a room course under Hick Schon and Supt. C. W. Otto, with the crowd observing the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simm
Jimmy
Hick Schon
C. W. Otto
Death of Mrs. Feeley in Stevens Point
Mrs. William Feeley died Saturday at her home after long illness. She had lived in Stevens Point since 1875, left three children and a grandson, with a large circle of friends. Funeral from St Stephen’s Church with mass by Rev. W. J. Rise, burial in parish cemetery. Burial service followed days of illness.
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Stevens Davis
William Meely
Abe
Ida
Feeley
Hochester
St. Michael's Hostitel
Mary Ann Moi
Jakren
Ohio
William Foclay
W. He Wind
Marsknielt
Thomas Feeley
Chicago
MM Marie
Lea Ong
Oxlind
Miss Zettler Dies of Inflammatory Rheumatism at 20
Miss Helen Zettler, daughter of Mrs Jatin Zettler of West Sixth Street, died at the hospital from inflammatory rheumatism. She was twenty, born in 1896, and survived by her mother, two brothers Arthur and Frank, and a sister Mrs Robert Weber. Funeral Friday at Emanuel's Lutheran Church with Rev L Th Thom officiating. pallbearers Kisten, Jewell, Hinz, Koos, Butler, and Wendt. burial in Lutheran Cemetery.
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Miss Zettler
Helen Zeitier
Jatin Zettler
West Sixth Street
Dovossert
Pointfur
Arthur
Frank Zettler
Robert Weber
Pcloenom Tmmanuel’s Lutheran Church
Rev. L. Th. Thom
Messrs
Kisten
Jewell
Hinz
Koos
Butler
Wendt
Lutheran Cemetery
New York Defense Parade Draws 125000 On Broadway
Over 125000 people marched along Broadway and Fifth Avenue in New York to show support for war preparedness on a Saturday. The crowd faced continuous demonstrations from anti preparedness advocates along the sidelines. Chicago plans to follow New York's example in a related display.
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New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Juneau Bird Store Sparks Marsh Field Wisconsin Battle Echoes
A local Wisconsin note from Juneau Bird Store in Marsh Field evokes a Petersburg style clash. The brief mentions dramatic conflict imagery and a historical tone without detailing events or outcomes.
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Petersburg
Juneau Bird Store
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Society Notes and Local Gatherings Highlight Week
Social events fill the week with dinners and home entertainments. Mrs. C. W. Gtto hosts a Saturday gathering at Pars Avenue with vivid yellow red and white decor and flowers. Miss Alice Grover and Miss Mary Hey attend Fortighsly Musical clinic at a private residence. George Routh hosts a Wednesday afternoon event with two tables. Seventh Day Adventists announce a new land purchase for a sanitarium and colony at Fish Creek, twenty miles from Latre.
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Alice Grover
Mize Mary
Minton
Martina
Seventh Day Adventists
Superior
Anchons
Fish Creek
Latre
Backache Remedies Promoted by Marshfield Reader
KE D Dunow reports severe back pain from kidneys and credits Doan's Kidney Pills for relief after a year of struggle. He says bending caused pain and stiffness, but since taking the pills his back and kidneys are much better. Ad urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills, same as Mr. Dunow.
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Matchfield
Dean
KE. D. Dunow
Central Ave
Marshfield
Mr. Durow
Foster-Milburn Cou Lrops
Buffalo
N.Y
Marshfield Opera Night Falls Flat for Two Pleasant Musicians
A sparsely attended Adler opera house event in Marshfield drew about thirty listeners besides staff. Audience applause was tepid in the large room, with reports of only seven dollars and fifty cents paid to the performers.
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Marshfield
Adler Opera House
Excent
Onery House
Marshfield’s Appreciation Gap For Music And Drama
The writer criticizes Marshfield’s indifference to cultivated arts despite efforts by local patrons like Adler who funded concerts by Warren Proctor Maude DeVoe and Mr Egan. He recalls the mixed reception at home versus larger cities, urging stronger educational support and cultural ambition to draw audiences.
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Adler
Marsitielil
Warren Proctor
Maude DeVoe
Marshield
Rastantea
Lecreasion
SLA
Marshfield
Ivery
Isin
Egan
May Peterson
Proctor
Milwaukee
Marshfield Hopes For Free Will Music Night
The passage reflects optimism that Marshfield will host a community music event when newspapers keep up the enthusiasm and Mr. Adler stays energetic, aiming for a future where local residents attend without charge and a young musician benefits.
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Mr. Adler
Marshfield
Noboy
m—Alume
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W. DB. Conner
L. A. Baltes
Arthur Purdy
Highland Park
St. John Mertil
Edward
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Charle Marbe Chaire Welch
Sooling
Nekoosa
William A. ‘Terry
Lake, Geneve
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Grace Lupienz
Eleanor Cramer
Adelia Kisten
Trene Normington
Hrzel Schmidt
Stevens Point
Entior
WinLion
Anneal Cox
Grand Rapids
H. C. Connors
Spencer T Revord
Lily Priday
Times
Giemge Ivers
Steve Spank
Tvarsonsaw
Shevin Company
Benson & An- Hortah
Mediford
James C. Moute
Wisconsin National Life Tnsurance Company
Oshkos
BR. Reige
Kamins
H Gerndt
Wausau
Gerad
Jass
August Seng
Pond du Lac Ar Monlay
Marslicki Agency
Ives
al Applele
AL Tuimann
Alfred Retrenui
Neumann
Milladore-Junetinn
Syo
Buse
Volmer
Ark Avenue
Amos Roll
Marshwiell State Bank
Mas
Vollmar
Winona
Minn
Roll
Marathon County
Quan
Central Wisconsin Holstein Breeders’ Citation
Rolsteing
J. Graham Sibson
Augusta
Medford
Augustin
Gay Zenda MacLaren
MacLaren
Thiel Theatre
Walker Whiteside
Lsc
Peeley
William A. Sestun
Mars. Uulk
A Conony
Blodgett Gp
Vormar
George
Adler Theatre
Tyrone Powers
Paramount Society
Aristocracy
Bronson Howard
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Mme, Petrova
Rupert Hughes
Liese’s. Matinee
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Mme
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W. H. Ludwig
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