Early Fair Dates Set With Adolph Pankow Secretary
Robert Connor cannot serve as secretary of the fair association and Ex-Mayor Adolph G. Pankow is elected to the post. The fair runs August 27 to 30 to secure good horses before circuit meetings. Promoters aim for strong farmers display, many free attractions, and liberal trainer incentives to boost interest and draw.
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Robert Connor
The
Fair Association
Adolph G. Pankow
Pankow
Saémerfest
Settled Assessments In Dancy Drainage District
The towns of Eau Pleine and Bergen settled their assessments with the drainage commissioners for 900 dollars each, paid in full within twenty days. The circuit court found each canal would be benefited and set a fair 3966.57 total benefit for both, with no maintenance charge. Settlement covers all parties except Grand Rapids Lumber. canal work will start soon.
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Dancy
Eau Pleine
Bergen
Wausau
Grand Rapids Lumber Company
Marshfield Wins Ball Game At Fair Ground
Marshfield beat Owen 4 to 3 in the season opener at the fair ground Sunday afternoon. Troeh pitched a star game and would have shut out the Owens if not for errors. Cold weather did not stop a fast snappy contest with a large hopeful crowd cheering the home team.
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Fair Ground
Owen
Troeh
Notable Catholic Meeting Prepares Wisconsin Convention
Officers and executive board of the German Catholic Societies of Wisconsin met to finish plans for the state convention to be held in Madison next year. A reception and meeting of St Josephs society honored visiting officers. Speakers included Adolph Weber and several reverends from Wisconsin towns.
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Wisconsin
Madison
St. Joseph's Society
Adolph Weber
P. Trierweller
City
A. Dornbach
Hewitt
Reding
Colby
Calling
Rozellville
Racine
J. B. Heim
A. Steinberg
Milwaukee
Secretar
A. Spingole
A. Gmeiner
J. Deuster
Green Bay
Math Schmitz
Kenosha
E. Hackner
LaCrosse
J. Heintz
Chilton
J. Ratz
Fond du Lac
A Kleinheing
Paving Demands for Central Avenue and Main Streets
Letters urge early paving of Central Avenue from depot to depot and other busy streets. Residents Loris Rembs Tos and Robert Gerth argue paved roads aid farmers, business, and town appearance while noting spring and fall conditions hinder commerce and growth. They stress expense must be manageable.
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Central Avenue
King Drag
Loris Rembs
PFA
Norway
Depot
Robert Gerth
Beell Defeats Shores in Marshfield Wrestling Match
Fred Beell of Marshfield defeated A. D. Shores of Mankato Minnesota in two straight falls Friday evening. The bout drew a fair crowd and marked Marshfield’s first visit to see Beell on the mat since his worldwide rise after defeating Gotch. Shores escaped tight spots at times but Beell controlled the action throughout.
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Fred Beell
A. D. Stores
Mankato
Minn
Marshfield
Gotch
Fred
Shores
Jury Deadlock in Neunfeldt Murder Trial at Grand Rapids
Jurors in the Albert Neunfeldt case failed to reach a verdict after a trial in Grand Rapids. Neunfeldt allegedly killed his brother in law with an iron implement in a Nekoosa saloon last February.
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Albert Neunfeldt
Grand Rapids
Neunfeldt
Memorial Day Program in Marsnfeld Led by Second Regiment
Memorial Day exercises in Marsnfeld will be led by the Second Regiment under Capt. E. E. Ames. Parade forms at Central High School at 9:30 a.m. with bands, GAR unit, and flower girls. The procession travels to the cemetery where Senator Theo. W. Brazent will speak, followed by a return ceremony and evening exhibition by Company A and a concert by the Second Regiment Band.
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Marsnfeld
Central Avenue School
E. E. Ames
Central Avenue
Theo. W. Brazent
St the Central High School
E. E Ames Marshall
Fire Dept
Co. A
The Soldier Dead
Thirty two Civil War veterans are buried in Marshfield and unmarked graves exist. Comrade M Garkin knows every grave location and leads Decorations Day ceremonies for James G Blaine Post 110. A full list of departed soldiers is provided for city Catholic and Lutheran cemeteries.
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Marshfield
Comrace
M. Garkin
T. F. Vannedom
James G. Blaine
Joseph Kohl
Egbert McLees
Wm. Ward Sr
Wm. Ward Jr
Charles Armstrong
Joseph Dumas
Charles L. Brooks
Miles Bieley
Amel
Hager
Guilford Hodeden
Louis B. Bennett
Nathan Recie
David Walterobach
James R. Reilly
Paul Conrad
James Johnson
Gabriel Alupient
Charles T. Stringham
Jacob Widmenn
Albert Gray
Henry Cox
R. M. Franklin
A Fine Elks Head from Wyoming Captured in City
J H Maroon, Wheatland land company rep, exhibits a seven point mounted Elks head in this city. The trophy, shot in Jackson Hole Douglas area, spans four feet between prongs and is among the finest seen. It hangs in John Brackendorf’s saloon and may be purchased for Elk lodge rooms.
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J.H. Maroon
Wheatland
Wyoming
Douglas
Jackson Hole
John Brackendorf
Elk Lodge
Song Service Planned at Immanuels Lutheran Church
Next Sunday evening a song service will be held at Immanuels Lutheran Church where a programme will be rendered.
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Immanuels Lutheran Church
Dancing Princesses Musical Extravaganza at the Opera House
The Fortnightly Musical Club presents The Dancing Princesses on May 28 at the Opera House. The tale of twelve royal sisters, a soldier prince, and a fairy enchantment showcases songs, dancing, and costumes with a cast including Queen Philomel and Hildegarde the youngest princess, though four members are absent and the play is adjusted accordingly.
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Opera House
Aca
Castis
Was
Prince
Enchanted Forest
Enchanted Castle
Queen Philomel
Change to Passenger Schedule on Wisconsin Central Line
Last week’s note confirms a major timing shift for Passenger No. L on the Wisconsin Central. Beginning Monday, the forenoon arrival at 1045 will be replaced by 6 45 am. No.1 trains Milwaukee and Chicago morning papers, now arriving here, will be delayed as those papers leave too early. Northwestern or Omaha trains may carry papers in the afternoon until Central arranges new service. Rumors say No. L through trains may be added or extended from the southern division to cover early mail service.
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Wisconsin Central
Milwaukee
Chicago
Northwestern
Omaha
the Central
Southern Division
Connor backs away from politics after Milwaukee trip
Lieut Governor and State Chairman W. D. Connor returns to Madison with Senator Isaac Stephenson after a Milwaukee visit. He refuses to discuss recent developments and declares he plans to quit politics, saying the game is too swift and draining.
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W. D. Connor
Madison
Isaac Stephenson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Marshfield Composer Sells Song Fond Memories of Home
Mrs. Frank Kotas of North Maple Street has composed Fond Memories of Home a pretty waltz tune. It will be sung by George Harrington next Thursday evening at the band concert in Van Park if the weather is favorable.
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Frank Kotas
North Maplestreet
George Harrington
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Beell
Central High School
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Zoleeta
Mason Florizel
DeMiss Glassoer
Princesses
Hildegarde
Mrs. Connor
Irene
Miss Forest Columbine
Amberlocks
Fioney
Miss Winch Narcissa
Bailey Irma Iss Mason Mayblossom
Dorge Daphne Mi Vollmar
Rosinella
Vauebn Musidor
Reynolds Accompanis
Williams
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