Memorial Day Proclamation Calls for Community Observances
Memorial Day observance urged by Commander Jack Watrous of the Department of Wisconsin A R and Marshfield Mayor. He urges schools churches and public bodies to hold ceremonies the Friday before Memorial Day and to encourage patriotic sermons and child participation in decorating graves on May 30 in a citywide remembrance and pledge to cultivate citizenship and patriotism.
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Jack Watrous
Dept. of Wisconsin
A. R
Secent Department
The
Republic
Une
Vand
John A. Logan
Patriotnc
Biche
Grand Army of the Republic
Ugsint
Marshfield
Wis
Union
Memorial day notices and city events announced
The mayor with the city seal announces a Memorial discourse at the Presbyterian Church on May 27. Rev Benedict of the M E church present a Memorial Day oration at the cemetery. Rev Rollo Branch to speak. Company A W N G to lead the advance, with civic societies accompanying.
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Benedict
M. E. Church
Presbyterian Church
Rollo Branch
Company A. W. N.G
Aen Duncan Retires From Active Business in Taylor County
John Dancin a renowned Taylor county capitalist and lumberman retires from active management of his vast lumbering interests in Taylor and Price counties. His sons Thomas Duncan John Duncan Jr and William J Duncan assume control of mills at Westboro and other properties. The transfer, drafted by Howard and Mallory, includes stores and accessories related to the lumber business valued around 400000 dollars. Duncan plans extended Europe trip with his wife.
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John Dancin
Taylor ‘County
Terge
Taylor and Price
Europe
Mr. Duncan
Westboro
Thomas Duncan
John Duncan
William J. Duncan
Wisconsin Conceal Railway
Duncan
Archibald Duncan
Fort Howard
Northwest
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central
Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Western
William MW. Upham
Marshfield
Wisconsin Marine & Fire Insurance Company Bank
Mir. Duncin
Sentinel
Visit of Wisconsin Central officials boosts Marshield prospects
Wisconsin Central executives led by N. T. Whitcomb and C. L. Wellington toured Marshield last Friday after returning from Ashland. The contingent, aboard their own specia train, explored the line from Milwanee to Ashland and reviewed town needs for side tracks and other improvements to aid shippers and boost business. They praised the city’s bright future and called it among the best locally.
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Marshield
Wisconsin Central
Ashland
Mgr
N. T. Whitcomb
Supt
J. Gollins
C. L. Wellington
R. B. Tweedy
Milwaneee
Ashiuna
Cone
Geol’. Bidwell
Robert Quayle
Mngineer
J. Slifer
Kaukauna
C. Plinketroad
Clintonville
J. Seymour
Gener
Silwiuhkes
OG. DeGrott
Marshaeld
Prince of Marshfield Invades Bovine Bloodline
Gen J W Boon stockman, recanting Merrilan, built a truck to study horses and bought Pete Cranmer’s Jersey bull Prince of Marshfield. The five year old registered sire boosts bloodline and rank in a noted war famed herd. Snow praises Boon as a model stockman with generous lineage.
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J. W. Boon
Merrilan
Pete” Cranmer
Jersey
Prince of
Snow
Tre Trims
Gene
Awful Collision Tills Omaha Line Killed and Injured
Reese of Wiest National Bank rushes to Menomonie after a severe rail crash near Omahas rail junction. James Jeffrey and Burt are killed. W S Steese, mail clerk, dies after attempting to save the train. Conductor Bouse and Engineer Jeffrey blamed for violating orders. investigation to bound over.
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Reese
Wiest National Bank
Menomonie
Via
W. 5. Steese
Central
DunuGo News
James Jeffrey
Nicholas Bouse
Minneapolis
Engraeer
Burk
Mineapolis
Suth Gird
Ike
Freman
Burt
Millarks
Unig
Ihis
Bouse
Jeffrey
Knapp
API Menomonie Junction
Surange
Che Gineer
Bousy
Ghbie Road
Change of Name for North Milwaukee Lumber Company
Notice states that the North Milwaukee Lumber Company of Suuvdt’s Mills Marathon County Wis has changed its name to the John Stadt Lumber Company Frank
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North Milwaukee Lumber Company
Suuvdt's Mills
Marathon County
Wis
John Stadt Lumber Company
May 4 News item on horse Jowy Black Lemon and rail incident
A New York item describes Mere the famous stallion Jowy Black Lemon owned by E J Dewitt of Bedford Iowa. He was restrained with multiple ropes and sent to New York for expert examination after killing and injuring several. Also noted is railway worker Willie Schmitt struck by freight No 85 near the Wis Central track and his injuries deemed non fatal.
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New York
Mere
Broadway
Jowy
E. J. Dewitt
Bedford
Taylor County
Iowa
Singmasters& Company
Know
Utree
Gumer
Prof
Gleasus
Willie Schmitt
Menis
Wis
Wack and White
Inters Locking
Uatsk
Mark Ti Barnum Arrested For Criminal Libel
The venerable Mark Ti Barnum of Wangan has been arrested on criminal libel charges for articles in his paper about pardons for Rose oldaski. He has posted bonds to appear at the Richland county circuit court. The case marks a bold stand by Barnum, with potential for further legal action.
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Mark Ti
Barnum
Toret of Liberty
Wangan
Rose “Oldaski
Richland County
Lat McKenzie for State Treasurer Gains Newspaper Push
A letter from Durand Wisconsin urges support for Mon D J McKenzie of Alma as State Treasurer, noting growing candidacy popularity and Republican party influence in the region. Also includes a weekly advertised letters list from Marshfield with unclaimed names and instructions for claiming.
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Mon. D. J. McKenzie
Alma
Cal
Republican Party
Durand
Wis
Lelters
A. Marshfield
Wood Qo
E. M. Hayes Ferdinand Senulurt
L. M. Gray
Peter Bogrant
Addie
Sero O. Johnson
Joseph Raider
Cane Lamer
Frank Philliph
John Frieder Neivou
Idea
Newcombiam Law
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McLaughlins
California
Farmer's Home
Furstenburg
Prop
Tus Boure
Furnithes
JM. Stauber
Leaver
Brantmeyer & Therolf
SMP
Weber & CO
Imliss
E. M. Rowan
Fashionable Milliner
Opposite Post Disco
Central Avenue
Marsietedd
Sexton Bros
Putnaam
Emil Kiewert
East Water ST
Milwaukee, Wis
Orners
TNE
IL C. Elint
Aen Duncan
Ala Sona
the Prince of Marxfield
Omama
Frank
Max Kiting
Mark
Init
Apam Paunus
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