Marshfield Opens Season With Nekoosa Game Sunday
Marshfield to play opening baseball game Sunday in Nekoosa to start the season. The club plans June games in Mosinee and Augusta, then home opener June 22 against Grand Rapids. Veterans like Wright, Reeths, Krahn and others are urged to attend first practice at the fairgrounds. James Christiansen of Spencer will join for the Nekoosa trip with Krahn and Reeths as battery. Manager Fred Reeth seeks additional outside games. fan support hinges on June 22 turnout.
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Fred Reeth
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Ranids
Trio at the County Fair Presents Charlie Chaplin Shows
Charlie Chaplin appears at the Trio tonight in Triple Trouble with A Woman's Experience and Sporting Life to follow on Thu and Fri. Saturday offers Mack Sermett's The Village Smithy with additional features. Sunday features music by the 2nd Division boys, World News, Billy Rhodes in Love Call, a Christie comedy, and Katzenjammer Kids. the program promises many amusing moments. Waupaca county seed grain smut effort saves about 800 dollars countywide.
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Kings of Laugh
Sporting Life
127Th Infantry
82Nd
Kliner
Mack Sermett
Billy Rhodes
Katzenjammer
Death of Marshfield Foreman Edward Kisten at 22
Edward Kisten, born January 28 1887 in Marshfield, died age 22 after a lingering illness tied to flu complications since last November. He worked sixteen years for Roddis Lumber & Veneer, foreman of the splicing department, and was married to Alma Neuenfeldt with a daughter Florence eleven months old. Survived by wife, daughter, parents, sister Adele, brother Theodore, and many relatives who attended the funeral at Immanuel Lutheran Church yesterday afternoon.
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Edward Kisten
Kisten
Ife
Roddis Lumber & Veneer Company
Alma Neuenfaldt
Florence
Buffalo
Minn
Henry Pictuhn
Cocante
E. J. Terry
Howard Lake
Albert Schultz
Dorchester
William Neuenfeldt
Greenwood
Otto Siebert
Arpin
Albert Siepert
August Siebert
Auburndate
Rosie
Get Your Full Travel Pay From Government Now
Discharged sailors soldiers and marines urged to claim extra mileage pay under the February 29 1919 act. The notice by Edward E Browne M G invites veterans to request the affidavit form, return it with discharge papers, and allow prompt action with authorities in Washington.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Alll
Edward E. Browne
M. G
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Wisconsin Auto Registrations Surge Past Records
Wisconsin reports a rapid rise in auto licensing with over 450,000 licenses issued by April 5 and 7,500 applications awaiting. Truck licenses mailed reach 6,400, up from 3,500 last year, while total license receipts advance to 1,625,000 dollars.
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Change in Train Times Effective June 1 2019 at CNW
U S AB BR administration director general of rail roads announces changes in time and earlier departures for certain trains effective Sunday June 1 2019. For details contact Ticket Agent A C Alexander at phone 237.
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A. C. Alexander
Wisconsin to Award Soldier Bonus by Public Subscription
A Wisconsin plan would grant a $10 per month veteran bonus to all who served or were drafted in World War I, financed by an $11.5 million county distribution from property valuations and an $800,000 state fund for wounded soldiers. Legislation by several senators was deemed impracticable due to armistice constraints on state bonds.
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Winning Night at the Adler Theatre Hearts Vetona Play
John D. Winninger and his troupe presented David Belasco's The Heart of Vetona to a large eager crowd at the Adler theater Monday. The play offered punch in every act and kept audience interest to the last. Vaudeville specialties by Arthur and Earle between acts were a highlight, and Winninger's songs drew strong applause. Manager Winninger announced tonight's sensational drama When a Woman Loves with special scenery and effects planned.
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David Belasco
Vetona
Adler Theater
Arthur
Earle
Winninger
Musical Club Meets at Mrs Mason's Home
Primary Musical club gathered at the Mason residence last Thursday with Miss Martha Jadack directing. The program featured Dream of Dreams and a varied sequence including Lullaby Minuet Beauty Land of Dreams Gypsy Trail Shadows and Dancing Doll among others performed by members such as Anna Koenig Victoria Mason Elizabeth Wheeler Elizabeth P and Gertrude Smith.
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V. A. Mason
Martha Jadack
Anna McCulloch
Geece
Dean Willams
Minsola Abeialelt
Ferevey
Mary Roddis
Ruth Heaton
Vera Fitzgerald
Sid Williams
Harriet Strauss
Marcia Booth
Sarah Roddis
Anna Koenig
Ictoria Mason
Stank
Victoria Mason
Elizabeth Wheeler
Elizabeth P
Gertrude Smith
Local notices and upcoming events in Marshfield
Local items report summer travel plans for residents and visitors. Kermit Ganzel leaves for Vincent Minnesota for the summer. Decoration Day plans at Summit Lake near Antigo. Soo line mail service resumes after train restoration. Residents visit kin in Menom onic, Chippewa Falls, Madison and Milwaukee. New business news notes Farmers Economy Store incorporation with Clark Cook Boulieu Hildebrandt. Lieut William Pors returns home from overseas. Vienna bakery owner plans expansion. Neil Nolt buys Lindley stand at Northwestern hotel, plans remodel and modern barber shop. A $60 donation from Marshfield Woman's Suffrage Association funds state suffrage efforts. Misses Johannah Sofia Roseley to Yellowstone Park for newspaper stand work. Tiffault Kamps Mercantile window displays souvenirs from Company A. Four motorcyclists cited after a police stop. Commencement week set for June 9 to 18 with class play And Home Came Ted, class day June 10, graduation June 12 at Adler theater by Prof. Kickhoffer. Senior Ball June 18 at armory. Weber Bros. on South Central avenue building new front.
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Adler Theater
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