Upham mill sold to Leather Co with June restart
The Upham Manufacturing saw mill and related assets pass to the United States Leather Company. Operations are to resume around June 10 with the same crew and scale, and no change in location or scope is planned. The Leather Company plans to keep the mill a public-spirited local employer and notes the Upham site as Marshfield’s pioneer industry.
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Wisconsin Central Starts Through Mail Service Milwaukee Ashland
The Wisconsin Central inaugurated through mail service between Milwaukee and Ashland on trains No 11 and 12 Monday. Mail cars added due to time change of No 1. Late Milwaukee and Chicago papers arrive No 11 at 1 15 PM. early editions arrive No 1 at 8 45 AM.
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Baseball Decoration Day Benefit Game at Fair Grounds
The city ball team meets the Elks in a Decoration Day exhibition at the fair grounds. Both clubs wear new, smart uniforms. Batteries: Elks Troeh and Dorschel. City team Revour and Stauss. Grounds in good shape. First pitch at 2 30 p.m.
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Auburndale Sunday Game With Visiting Team
The Auburndale city team will host Auburndale boys next Sunday. The visitors are boosted by outside talent and expected to mount a strong challenge. Game scheduled for 2 30 p m.
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Queen Philomel Twelve Dancing Princesses at Fortnightly Club
Fortnightly Musical club staged Queen Philomel Twelve Dancing Princesses at the opera house Tuesday. A large invited audience praised the performance as finished and artistic with the cast, led by Seraphita and Irene, delivering polished portrayals. The Queen’s daughters escape nightly to dance until worn shoes, while a prince unravels the secret with an invisibility cloak and wins the youngest princess’s hand. The tale ends in enchantment broken and celebration.
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Enchanted Palace Songs and Choruses
A fragmented program page lists scenes in a palace production with songs and choruses such as Birds of a Feather Moon Song A Maiden Fair and When Love is Young plus Soldiers Chorus Finale. Performers include Mrs Glassner Miss Mason Miss Forrest Miss Vaucey and others.
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Paving Interviews Urge Central Avenue Upgrade Citywide
City residents and business leaders advocate substantial paving of Central avenue and busy side streets. Estimates show brick or cement options with costs and a tax plan to share one third of the block price. Officials will revisit engineer McCulloch's plans amid a push for immediate action.
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Farewell Party For Mr and Mrs Winch At Schmidt Hall
A large crowd attended a farewell dancing party in Schmidt's Hall honoring Mr and Mrs S H Winch. The Ashland Orchestra provided music as friends gathered to celebrate their departure to Marshfield after years of local service and church involvement at First Congregational.
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Annual Convention of Elks in Wisconsin at Waukesha
The Wisconsin association BPOE annual convention will be in Waukesha this year. Committees decorate business blocks with Elk Colors purple and white and souvenir badges will be given to visitors. Several bands are engaged and a race matinee is planned at the fair grounds on June 5. A Marshfield Elks member will attend, with departures by Central road next Tuesday morning.
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Scalp Bounty Laws Tighten On Wolf Claims In Wisconsin
State officials issue circular to county clerks detailing amendments to wolf bounty rewards effective May 17 1907. Four dollars paid by county and four by the state for wolf cubs killed between March and November with verification required to curb fraud and ensure authenticity of scalps.
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Ohmstad and Baker Guilty in Grand Rapids Burglary
The jury found Ohmstad guilty in a Pittsville cigar burglary case tried in Grand Rapids last week. Baker is ready to plead guilty and both face sentencing to the Wisconsin State Prison at Waupun by Judge Webb this week. About 15,000 cigars were stolen from Ottelie and Standall Company and shipped to Minneapolis to a saloonkeeper. district officials recovered them. Additional charges await prosecution after release.
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