Memorial Day Program by Grand Army of the Republic
The Grand Army of the Republic plans a Memorial Day procession Wednesday with a 1 p.m. formation on the Avenue between 2d and 3d streets led by Captain H A Chase. It includes Marshfield city band, school children, Co A 2d Reg W N G, post 110 GAR, civic groups, and city dignitaries, followed by a GAR ritual service and graveside salutes. The day emphasizes mourning for those who died preserving government and flag. Additionally, obituary notes Mrs. Bertha Radloff, widow of Albert Radloff, long a respected resident, died after a long illness. Burial was at the Lutheran church with Rev. Thom officiating. she leaves husband and six children.
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Grand Army of the Republic
H. A. Chase
Marshfield City Rand
Co. A
W. N.G. Dun
James G. Blame
oMcer
Ley, Rollo Branch
T.alr
Woman's Relief Corps
Corps
Nob
Bertha Lehmitn Radiol
Albert Rado
Radloff
Brandenburg
Germany
America
Dodge County
Albert Radioff
Halvisford
Wis
Paul
Wisconsin
A. G. Punkow
Ella
Emil
Lutheran Church
Rey. Thom
Western Reversible Triumphs In Haberville Machine Contest
A competition between the Western Reversible and Champion road machines near Haberville drew crowds from nearby towns. The Western prevailed, building 49 rods in length and wider than the Austin in similar time. G A Berksman of Lincoln County sold two machines to McMillan and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ately
Bakerville
Austin
Western
G. A. Berksman
Lincoln County
McMillan
Lincoln
Physician Team Adapts To Urgent Appendectomy
Fred Bauer of Bauer Bros meat market suffered a delayed appendicitis. Doctors suspected pus and possible rupture. Dr. C W Oviatt of Oshkosh was summoned and performed a risky operation removing a gangrenous appendix and infected omentum. Patient stabilized and began recovery.
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Fred. Bauer
Bauer Bros
C. W. Oviatt
Oshkosh
Oviatt
Fred
Through a Narrow Plank on a Wheel Ride Near Loyal
A group including Le Brown R. L. Kraus and F A Noll rode from Ed Warkin toward Loyal, covering about 40 miles in four hours. Near Loyal they narrowly avoided a 14 foot plunge when a plank washed away by freshets disappeared under them, prompting quick action. Several riders plan a 0 mile ride to Neillsville next Sunday.
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Warkin
le Brown
R. L. Kraus
F.A. Noll
Loyal
Neillsville
Reurn
Milk Creamery Separator Plan Advocated for Farmers
A detailed discussion urges creamery managers to adopt a separator system to lure farmers to bring whole milk. It argues a branch separator near Lowhetn could process up to 5 000 pounds daily, with payback in three to six months, improving butter quality and farmer profits while warning of tainted batches and loss from poor handling.
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Pittony
Lowhetn
Neilsvitle Rep
High School Notes on Memorial Day Exercises
Students across city schools will participate in Memorial Day programs next Tuesday afternoon. The event features readings, songs, and patriotic pieces from the graduating class and faculty, with parties invited to visit schools to observe. The graduation exercises aim for June 15 at the Presbyterian church, with twenty nine graduates listed and plans for a reunion at term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AML
Gramour Dept
American Union
Ged
Lipiont
Sons of the Nation
Ralkukl Brywnay
Clara Barcel
Anna Thomprot
fCarl Sivertson
Mattie Die
Ralph Lees
Presbyterian Church
Pera House
Walter Wright
Alfred Brooks
Carala Wright
Rose Brooks
Arlie Cuss
Viola Reily
Edna Desbrow
Sarah Hatiberg
Unis
Marshfield move brings fresh fruit store to town
In New Quarters the Lorenz Nick stock moved in with FPTL Peabody and Love goods to form a full metropolitan fruit store. A large assortment of groceries and confectioners items will be sold at low prices, with daily fresh fruit and vegetables. Bread, cakes and bakers goods are carried as well.
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Marshfield
Lorenz Nick
FPTL
Peabody and
Love
Peleccs
Breid
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Marshield W. I
Marshfield Dire Department, Ltd
Civic Socities
the Hole
Albert Radlom
Whatssit
Uaham Manufacturing Co
Farmer’s Home
Furstenburg
Prop
Te Bast
Rample - Room
Floridas
Danemild Theatres
3. M. Sauber
Brantmeyer & Therolf
Adier
Weber & CO
Gentral
Mabahfield, WL
ROFTS
Sexton Bros
Putnam
WM. Putnam
Emil Kiewert CO. Netl
East Water ST
Milwaukee, Wis
Haberville Lac Werk
Wth
United States
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western R
Mark Hy Barnum
Rose Zoldeske
Richland Center
Bila Mary
Barnum
Lord of Liberty
Chas. Paddlingar
Anton Meial
Willie Sommers
MacMillan
Chas
Sheerin
Venice
North Bilwackee Tumber Company
Stagdt’s Mills
Marathon County
John Fuad Tauamber
Frank Sitaadt
Duty Sweet Chine AL Sestun Bros
Bae
Viola Reill
Carol Wright
Pogt
Edna Nesdrows Sweet
Carola Wright
Arliv Gass
Jacobson & Son Purchase
L. Nick's
Jaconsox
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