Jacob Schimmel Held as Vagrant at Rhinelander
The Rhinelander reports Jacob Schimmel, Marshfield writer known for a book in progress titled Silvanus, was arrested at Rhinelander on a vagrancy charge after giving money to a stranger and later requesting funds from St. Marys. He defended his acts as generosity amid odd behavior and displayed literary talent in essays and a proposed epic titled Sylvania.
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Jacob Schimmel
Rhinelander
Mulsunen
Jacob Schimener
Gneida
Rhine- Jandre News
Eure Schimmer
Schimmel
Marshfield
Wilson
Geo. Schimmer
Garrancy
Lucy Tortedu
Silvanus
Whiel Hy
Schimmer
Cony
Rhinelannet
Fram Marshfield
Pelican Lake
Ashinmi
St. Mary's Parsonage
Pr. Beaudetts
Ashe
Ida Bwin
Sulilhumer
Marehfieu
Schunmer
Poliea Lake
Charles
Sarith
Lehinmier
Laois
Silvania
Sylvnia
Byron
Newsland Abbey
Lawcraft
Fort Leavenworth
Lutheran Singers Prepare for Merrill Mass Chorus
Prof Kapivath of Merrill directs a mass chorus rehearsal for the Northwestern Saengerhuette event. The Central Wisconsin troupe will perform June 18 in Merrill, with choruses from Marshfield, Merrill, Wausau, Grand Rapids, and Nekosa. Eminent soloists are engaged as Medford and Nehville seek membership for 1917.
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Kapivath of
Merrill
Mervil
Brilay
Immunuel
Wisconsin
Totheran Saengerhuie
Mason Refuses Move From Warm House In City Ad
Garry Mason refuses to leave his residence on Weet Kirth street owned by J. H. Harvey. Harvey plans to seal the house this spring to build two new homes on the same site. Mason arranged to buy time, offering to move the house at his expense. Ray Parks and crew are relocating the dwelling toward the pickle factory and aim to pass the Chestnut and North Depot corner today if weather holds.
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Garry Mason
Weet Kirth
J. H. Harvey
Mn Harvey
Wime
Mason
Harvey
Ray Parks
Chestnut
North Depot Streets
Republicans Plan on Jeffris Club Here
Marshfield Republicans expect to form a campaign club by mid August to support Senator La Follette aligned candidates. The effort targets past Progressive era supporters who have recovered from political shifts and aim to organize in Marshfield before the primary season.
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Jeffris
Marshfield
Malcomi
Deitris
Janesville
LaFolette
Frequent rains delay spring work across the state
Farmers facing wet fields and sluggish plowing as frequent rains hinder spring tasks. Many expected May 15 completion but soggy ground slows plowing and seeding in Selds where last fall’s work left land ready to plow. If rain stops, many anticipate a decent year despite last year’s poor conditions.
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Selds
Stevens Point sportsman loses finger in trap mishap
Andrew Shumway a Stevens Point sportsman well known here lost a finger in a trap used for releasing blue rocks Sunday during a competitive shoot.
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Andrew Shumway
Stevens Point
Greatest Round Barn in the World Attracts Westward Attention
The Central Wisconsin state fairgrounds Marshfield hosts the world’s largest round barn, 150 feet in diameter, with stalls and modern dairy amenities. The Clover belt leaders celebrate dairy progress as the First National Bank of Marshfield marks 25 years, detailing its early officers, growth, and dividends.
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Middle West
Wisconsin
Marshfield
Wood County
Bairyings
Wissin
Urings
Persche
First National Bank of
Marehe Field
Marshfie
Harry GC. Hambright
Marshfield Bank
Eerby
le A. Arnold
Minneapolis
Thev
National Bank
United States
Lrst
Winch Titt
Vioent Adin Hayes
Oshkosh
My. Daly
B. W. McMillan
D. C. Marsh
H. G. Hambright
T. P. McMillan
3. C. Marsh
H.G. Hambright
PT. Schaefer
AH. Milhee
Lynh
Tham
Wis
Wisconsin Guards Plans July Fourth Celebration Details
The Wisconsin National Guard units consider a large July Fourth celebration in Marshfield with a parade, pavilion events, and a boxing show. Lieutenant Witt heads the Fourth of July committee, aiming for a grand parade, games, and a fireworks display at the pavilion, plus a possible sham battle if a cooperating company joins.
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Company A
Hell
Precemda
Eeeles
Naade
Fair Grounds
Nei Ue
Witt
A. C.heviile
Judge Laments Neillsville Street Improvements Remarks
Judge James O Neill of Neillsville visited town while returning from Stevens Point where he had been presiding for Judge R B Park. He recalled how Main Street once had only two buildings and praised the pavement and overall improvements as a credit to the city.
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James O'Neill
Neillsville
Stevens Point
R B. Park
City Warns Slow Speeds Near Schools This Spring
Automobile owners are reminded that speed limits near public and parochial schools have been set to eight miles per hour, not twelve. The city has installed white and blue enamel signs at every corner of four school campuses to enforce the rule.
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Hurshway
Potato Prices Steady At 90 Cents A Bushel
Farmers sell potatoes at Stevens Po in the public square at 90 cents per bushel. Sale notes price stable as local growers offer potatoes to passersby and markets report steady demand.
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Stevens Po
Memorial Day Observance By Co A Plans Parade and Speeches
Company A will honor fallen soldiers on Memorial Day with a public program and parade. The procession starts 1 30 p m at Central Avenue school, proceeds to the cemetery for services by Gi A Ro and Company A, then returns to Columbia Park for further address by George B Parkhill and a flag lowering at 7 00 p m. Schoolchildren are asked to bring flowers to decorate graves.
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Company Ao
Rtas
Central Avenue
Arshal
Compathy Ag
Krieger Verein
Boys
Flower Carrkure
A. G. Felker
Chorge Q. Parkhill
Varriage
Grand Army of the Republic
Eagles Aerie
Fire Department
Gi. A. Ro and
Company ‘A
Columbia Park
George B. Parkhill
Abbotsford
Whe Tf
City Park
Bishop Weller to Visit Marshfield Sundays
Rev Heginad H Weller bishop of Fond du Lac will visit Marshfield next Sundays and conduct two services at Ep worth Episcopal church communions will be celebrated at 8 30 am and 10 45 am The church choir will practice Thursday evening and a class of seven year olds has prepared for confirmation to be confirmed by the bishop at the 10 48 am service
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Heginad H. Weller
Fond du Lac
Marshfield
Torning
Vane
Jupiter Pluvius Is Victor In Baseball
Jupiter Pluvius swept all scheduled games Sunday as rain drenched the region delaying fans and dampening plans. At home, Jupiter’s line drove in wins despite the downpour while Old Sol’s famed rival struggled to field under wet conditions.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Jupiter Pourinus
Old Sol
Eorn Wausau
Vi Wince
Ioerl
Mrs. Marsh Named Regent of D A R
The annual D A R meeting at Mrs. W D Connor's home elected officers led by Mrs. C Marsh as Regent. Other officers include Mrs. F R Pollard treasurer Mrs J B Vedder secretary Mrs W A Sexton historian Mrs W G Hinman registrar Mrs FR Upham chaplain and Miss Ella Kelly as program assistant.
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D. A. Re
W. D. Connor
Dc. Marsh
F. R. Pollard
J. B. Vedder
W. A. Sexton
W. G. Hinman
FR. Upham
E. M. Deming
Ella
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Servier Newall
First National
Hallings
Bing
Wisconsin National Guard
P Wilson
1 & Chamberlain
Uo Na Nwional
Cxard
National ‘Guard
Southword
Judge
Booth Tarkington
Poet
CO. A
Parkhill
Weller
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