Wausau Triumph Over Marshfield In Weekend Baseball
Wausau defeated Marshfield 12 to 7 at Wausau last Sunday after five early runs. Marshfield rallied later but the game remained competitive as Seubert and F Troeh led hits, J Troeh made five put outs, and Joe Quinn showcased base running. Visitors Quinn and crew will be greeted by a J L Gates Land Co excursion train of six sleepers arriving between 1 and 2 pm with a luncheon and reception before departing for Neillsville at 5 pm.
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Wausau
Marshfield
Seubert
F. Troeh
J. Troeh
Joe Quinn
Corbett
A. Pregent
Papenfuss
C. McCormick
Tallant
Troeh
Whitney
Pregont
Helickson
D Pregont
Strauss
Marshield
Quinn
Mark Bellis
Tom Dobbins
J. L. Gates Land Co
J.L. Gates Land
Ladysmith
Neillsville
Presbyterian Church Notes May 31 Services and Times
Sunday May 31 morning service at 10 50 with theme Ezekiel the man the times the teaching. Bible school at noon. Junior C E meeting at 3 p m Y P L S C E prayer meeting at 6 45 subject Missions in the island world Isa 42 10 17 60 8 9 led by Clyde Elvis Evening service at 7 45 with theme The marks of the Lord Jesus. Invitation extended to all services. Pastor J Youngs
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Youns
Postoffice Hours Given By Local Postmaster
Weekday hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday mornings to 8 p.m. Sunday service 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Holiday hours shorten to 10:50 a.m. Money order desk closes at 6 p.m. Jolly F. Core serves as Postmaster.
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Sa. m. Toe
Jolly F. Core
Short stories and local notes of varied topics
A roundup of assorted items includes native born soldiers in the U S army and Beaumont oil used to treat beds, a Texas man’s discovery. It mentions John Hay’s birthplace house in Salem Indiana, a nearly complete statue for Bishop Phillips Brooks at Trinity Boston, a Derby Connecticut memorial, California bean production and ranch size, a wild man of Borneo horn removal in Syracuse, a Pathfinder John O Premont tablet in New York, and Studebaker’s $200,000 gift to the YMCA in South Bend for a memorial building to the five Studebaker brothers.
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United States
Army
Texas
John Hay
Salem
Ind
Phillips Brooks
Trinity Church
Boston
Derby
Conn
H. Holton Wood
California
Degra
Borneo
Syracuse Hospital
Burrelle Building
New York
John’ O. Premont
Pacing Horses and Notable Purchases Across Regions
A report notes Sunneva sold at 2 14 pace by Colbert with 2 07% speed, and a yearling by Major Greer at 2 14 pace. Pacers and speed records are highlighted along with purchases by E B Rice of New York and E B Van Deusen of Brooklyn. George W Leonard of Boston adds Dig by Card 2 07 34, linked to European champion stock. Derren buys True Chimes in a noted transfer.
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Charles Hanford
Newburg
N. Y
Sunneva
Colbert
Major Greer
Pueblo
Colo
Regulis
Lumps
E. B. Rice
New York
Olcott
Elmira
Frazier
Sphinx
Louis Napoleon
Wilson
Blue Bull
E. B. van Deusen
Brooklyn
True Chimes
Chimes
Mamobrino Klug
A. E. Derren
George W. Leonard
Boston
Cuten Stock Farm
Mr. Leonard
Trank Janes
Playhouse Rumors Tease Next Season Lineup
The AUT shows Helen Bertram slated for Peggy From Paris with Sam Bernard likely in a revised A Dangerous Maid. Blanche King to star in a George W. Lederer musical comedy. Belasco may cast Lilian Russell in a musical version of an ancient classic. Powers in New York preparing The Jewel of Arabia. Orbello revived in London with Forbes Robertson. Gabriele d Annunzio writing for Eleonora Duse in Italy. Sam S Schubert buys American rights to West End.
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Helen Bertram
Peggy
Paris
Sam Bernard
Toster
Blanche King
George W. Lederer
David Belasco
Lilun Russell
James T. Powers Ja
New York
Orbello
Forbes Robertson
London
Gabriele d’Annunale
Eleanora Duse
Italy
Sam
Shubert
Model of the Moment in Fashion Trends
Embroidery dominates trends with floe cloths and serge dresses trimmed in braid. Panne crepe de chine favored for evening gowns. kid leather used as stitched trim on frocks. Tagsel popularity persists on hats and gowns while dark green plaid gains favor for street wear among maids and youthful matrons. Velvet and corduroy costumes among smart modes. lowsine silk popular for blouses despite woolen versions for morning wear.
Tact and wages stir church fair woes
A light paragraph notes the trouble with tact and wages, praising workers who perform without complaint and criticizing those who only work when watched. It mentions a Christian woman angered by a piece of handmade work sold too cheaply at a church fair.
Incidents of the Past and Town News at Chilton
The report notes rapid construction of a new school house and ongoing street clearing under contractor Hoy, with quotes on health and growth. It records social happenings including a marriage in Marshfield, a collapsed smoke stack incident, a balloon illusions misread as a carpet, a fatal shooting near Kohl family, and a company flag presentation with humorous remarks by W H Upham.
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W. G. Hinman
Winch
Gravesville
E. E. Winch
Hoy
Move for Celebration on July 4th Gains Local Support
Business leaders show strong support for a town Fourth of July celebration with minimal expense. A movement is under way to organize preparations and a decision on a meeting to plan the event may be announced soon.
It In Coatty. Friend-See here. George. What dorn this bill of $20 mean
Amateur photographer explains that taking six pictures of a house covered the expense, clarifying a disputed $20 bill. The dialogue reflects a playful, unsettled transaction captured by a New York Weekly fragment.
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Coatty
George
Ampateur
New York Weekly
The Profitable End in the Stock Market Tale
A Philadelphia Press snippet portrays a quick witted exchange about stock tips and profit. The involved dialogue hints at skepticism and the idea that true gain comes from selling tips rather than following them.
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Philadelphia Press
Drum noise sparks sharp talk at Excels Wigg affair
A Philadelphia Record report notes a quarrel over drum noise, with Wigg vowing to harm anyone giving a boy a drum. The piece highlights the clash over disruptive noise from children and the local reaction to such displays.
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Philadelphia
Meant exclaims over broken engagement due to bills
A Faraceing Man, "Meant" exclaimed the museum freak, noting he broke his engagement to the head girl because he feared her millinery bills, reflecting a humorous gossip item quoted from the Chicago Post.
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Chicago Post
Chicago News Dialogue Echoes Lighthearted Med School Banter
A fragment from Chicago News shows a playful exchange between Miss Giddy and Young Medicie about medical students enjoying lively times. The brief lines convey casual humor and campus tone without specific details.
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Giddy
Medicie
Chicago News
A New March and Funeral Tone in Almanach des Cocottas
A fragment describes a March, a wife asking what is being done, and a musician replying he is composing a funeral march to be played when his aunt is divorced, titled in the Almanach des Cocottas.
Butternut Lake Resort Attracts Summer Visitors
Butternut Lake near the village and station on the Wisconsin Central is a popular northern summer resort with fine fishing and boating, high banks for camping, and good hunting later in the season. A hotel and park owned by C. R. Goldsworthy, a Vesper real estate dealer, is a chief attraction. Hon J. C. Marsh and Graves and Mulvey of Loyal have a cottage on the lakefront for the warm season.
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Butternut Lake
Butternut
Hunt
Ing
C. R. Goldsworthy
Vesper
J. C. Marsh
Messrs. Graves and
Mulvey
Loyal
Fulweilers Kill Black Bear In Marshfield City
The Fulweilers killed a well grown black bear about three years old on the Martin farm near Hafer and Kalscheid's mill within city limits. The carcass was sold to John Kirschner who sold the meat to his customers. The bear’s presence in Marshfield recalls earlier pioneer times and a prior bear sighting near the high school.
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Fulweilers
Marshfield
Martin
Hafer & Kalsched
John Kirschner
Made Young Again Pills Claim Revitalize Teens
An OCR fragment advertises Dr King's New Life Pills claiming they restore youth for two weeks. It credits D. H. Turner of Demseytown Pai and Sexton Bros. Drug Store selling the product for 25 cents. Includes a note on farm security loans by George H. Reynolds.
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Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Demseytown
Pai
Sexton Bros
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted With Local Sale Notice
An old advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it helps digestion and blood rebuilding for health and strength, advertised as sold at Kamps' Drug store. It also notes the Marshfield Bowling Alleys are offered for sale at a low price with immediate purchase urged and asks inquiries to Ed. E. Richardson.
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Kamps
Marshfield
E. Richardson
Quick Arrest Ends Severe Piles for J A Galledge
J A Galledge of Verbera Alabama suffered two hospital stays for a severe piles outbreak that caused 24 tumors. Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly arrested the inflammation and cured him after other remedies failed. It conquers aches and kills pain. 25¢ at Sexton Bros. Druggist.
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J. A. Galledge
Verbera
Ala
Bucklen
Sexton Bros. Druggist
Startling Test Uses Electric Bitters For Cure
Dr T G Merritt of No Mehoopany Pa reports a startling test that led to a wonderful cure for violent stomach hemorrhages from ulceration. He prescribed Electric Bitters, noting rapid improvement and a long period without further attacks. The tonic is guaranteed for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles at Sexton Bros for 50c.
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T. G. Merritt
No. Mehoopany
Sexton Bros
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Isaac
Vollmar
Kraus
Syme Bros, & Maurer
Tomah
John Kohl
Morton
Kohl
George Kohl
C.M. Upham & Bro
W. W. Fleming
W. H. Upham
W. H
Segar
Tisfault Kamps Mercantile Co
Butternut Lake Resort
George H. Reynolds
Dr. Humphreys
Humphreys
Patna
Mencal
Humphraye’ Medicine Co
Willan and John Ste
Mart.j. Johnsons
Goss
Actin
Gale
Sexton Brothers
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