Postmaster Upham Hosts Farewell Banquet as Pankow Succeeds
Marshfield’s retiring Postmaster Everett A. Upham hosted a banquet at Hotel Blodgett with twenty local office employees including Assistant Postmaster G. F. Rafferty and incoming Postmaster A. G. Pankow. The event honored Upham’s four years in office and offered good will toward Pankow as the new postmaster prepares to take over after bond filing and necessary preliminaries. L. A. Millar elected to Gideons executive council in Green Bay with Wisconsin fund drive for 857 Bibles.
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Pankow
Upham
Green Bay
Wisconsin Gideons’ Association
R. E. Thomas
Madison
L. C. Umbreit
Oshkosh
BE. W. Sellers
Stevens Point
Thomas Umbreit
D. A. Lewis
R. L. Adams
P. M. Brink
la Crosse
Executive committee named from Milwaukee to Marshfield
Milwaukee E W Carrington Green Bay R P Goddard Mondovi and L A Millar Marshfield were selected as members of the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
E. W. Carrington
Green Bay
R. P. Goddard
Mondovi
L. A. Millar
Marshfield
Lemon for Bob in Barnhart Speech Sparks Printing Privilege Debate
Wisconsin Senator La Follette faced House charges of gross abuse of the printing privilege over an 868 page The Record speech containing protests against a proposed five per cent railroad freight rate increase. Barnhart estimated $12,468 printing costs per member, arguing the tone and protests show abuse. Mann defended the right to print these documents as part of Senate conduct.
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Washington, D. C
Senator la Follette
House
Representative Barnhart
Barnhart
la Follette
Congress
Follette
Wisconsin
Mann
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Almond Atwood Sued for Divorce
Almond Atwood is sued for divorce from his wife and alimony for their daughter Janette. The complaint cites threats to kill, an attempt with an automatic revolver, and episodes of cruelty on April 26 and May 3, 1914. Pelix LaPoint of this city is noted as Mrs. Atwood’s father.
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Janette
Atwood
Pelix LaPoint
Juneau
Stxvoice
Ity
Man shoots mating birds in backyard incident
Joseph Pflum of Upham Manufacturing reports a pin tailed grouse found in his North Central avenue yard shot through a leg. The bird showed a bullet wound likely from a twenty two rifle. Marshfield Gun Red and Pheasant Propagating club warns that offenders shooting game out of season will be prosecuted.
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Joseph Pflum
Upham Manufacturing’ Company
North Central Avenue
Pflum
Marshfield Gun
Red & Pheasant Propagating Club
The Abysmal Brute Opens in The Times Serial
The Abysmal Brute, new serial in The Times, is among London’s most interesting recent works by Jack London. It is short at half length of a typical serial, yet grows more compelling as the plot unfolds with a developing romance and a sharp focus on pugilistic life. Readers are urged to follow weekly installments.
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Times
Jack London
the Times
Waukesha Woman Seeks Divorce From Almond Atwood
Estella Atwood files for divorce in County Court judge orders Almond Atwood to pay $25 attorney fees and $15 suit money within twenty days. Married November 19 1908 at Waukegan Illinois custody of their child sought.
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Waukesha
Wis
Estella Atwood
Almond Atwood
David W. Agnew
Waukegan
Ill
Tailored Apparel Promises Smart Fits and Distinct Style
A clothing line emphasizes tailored fits and smart design to deliver sharp apparel. The collection highlights precise tailoring, quality fabrics, and a modern silhouette aimed at professionals seeking polished, personal expression through wardrobe choices.
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Billy
Anson Campbell As
Fofi St. Alban’s Guild
New Adler Opera House
Thurs
Sent Sale
Liese
Tinois Theatre
Chicago
Everett A. Upham
Marks Close
A. G. Pan
Kow
The
Gideons
W. A. Liese
Bob
Ional
Mr. Mann
Sam
Bagatelle
Wau
Marshfield Tire & Motorcycle Co
South Central Ave
Joseph Pilum
Grouse
Sete
L&r Flyer
L& R Flyer
Kestel Bros. Company
Lorings
Walter Laabs
Marshfield Music House
C. A. Carlson
Lahr Bldg
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