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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1914
Page
5
Local items note illnesses such as measles and community activities. Attendees include St Alban's guild, the missionary society, and the Presbyterian Bible study group. Townspeople travel to Milwaukee and Wausau for business and social events while local officials, educators, and clergy engage in meetings, appointments, and charitable efforts.
The article lists prize recipients each valued at two dollars and fifty cents. Named individuals include Anton Steuber Joseph Fischer Carl Warzlowski of McMillan Otto Rogney of Auburndale Joseph Michalski Charles Frank Mrs Mike Dennee of Rozellville John Clark and Ben Lang.
A compiled list of Civil War veterans from James G. Blaine post No. 110 and local towns is provided by Comrade W. G. Hinman. Names span Marshfield Rock Lincoln McMillan Cameron Marshfield Richfield and include numerous individuals such as T. F. Vannedom James Ward Patrick Harkins James Hutton Ben Powell and John Froedel.
Orders issued this week by Col. Or lando Holway commanding the Second regiment indicate that the Second with company A of this city will go into camp with the First and Third regiments July 14 continuing in camp for one week. The gathering at Camp Douglas this year will be one of the largest musters of military men ever seen in the state.
Fred Scholtz a farmer from the Eckes settlement was taken into custody Saturday after threatening to shoot neighbors and himself. He believed someone planned to shoot him. He was examined at Grand Rapids for sanity and then sent to the Northern State hospital at Winnebago for treatment.
Jacob Schimmel will hold an auction June 2. Mrs. Schimmel remains in hospital though improving. Max Bock bought three milch cows and a calf near Pittsville. Fred Roder lost 200 pounds when his smokehouse burned. J. Ross Porter went to Wautama to take his mother to Ripon hospital. Frank Belton drives a 1150 pound cream load to Klondike creamery every second day. G A Stewart of Wautoma purchased land and will settle there. New settler on Sec 32 moved in from Pennsylvania. Fred Fritsche returned from Waterloo, Iowa. George Knapton on sick list for two weeks. Floy Miner helping Mrs. E E Butters at Hewitt. Long service will be held Sunday evening with Mrs. L L Ewer. storm prevented service last Sunday.
Boric acid occurs in waters and gases released from volcanos. Tasern fumaroles have long supplied a major share of global boric acid, especially to Europe. Boron is a trace constituent in rocks, making up an insignificant portion of Earth's crust.
A memorial day outing features men's attire and business suits with furnishings and accessories. The feature highlights dress options for formal and semi formal occasions suitable for workplace and social events. Reductions and promotions may apply on select suits and accessories.
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