Richfield Happenings Note Local Visits and Accidents
Arvid Baxtrum returns home from Dakota to Richfield as Miss Freda Knapton and Play Miner visit relatives in Grand Rapids. Sunday services planned at G N Hill's, with a hospital visit noted for Mrs A Willett and Dorothy Thompson. A Halloween incident left Frankie Bock with a severed finger and another cut while playing with an ax at the school. Miss Magdeline Ewell and Mr Carl Phillins wed at the Elliott home, October 28. Richfield ladies prep for Holstein sale dinner on November 8, and John Trachte holds an auction. various community notices and gatherings are listed.
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Dorothy Thompson
Hallowe'en
Frankie Bock
Lerone Harshner
Frankie
Mias L. A. Tuttle
Oshkosh
T. A. Tuttle
Mic
Julius Hanson
Alice Miner
Ruby Deiter
Freda Kwanton
Grand Rapids
John Gadgon
William Burhopn
J. Ross Porter
George Knapton
Magdeline Ewell
Carl Phillins
West Coast Dull Amid Lumber Slump and War Delays
From Beltingham to Seattle and Portland the coast shows little activity as the lumber industry weakens and war orders fade. Prices for land near timber stands are low, but western states lack iron and steel mills to prosper on wartime demand. A Seattle dynamite blast damages a scow and window glass, while seamen fear the La Follette Furuseth bill will curb American shipping. Mr Wyman notes few West gains from war and points to regional contrasts.
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Bellingham
Seattle
Portland
Wisconsin
Washington
Vancouver
Canada
Vladivostok
Siberia
Steel Trust
Russia
Wester Steamship
la Follette-Furuseth
Wyman
Seaman's Bill Debate Echoes Across Pacific Shipping
The Western shipowners faced forced sales as actual owners were railroads and no railroad owned vessel may pass Panama toll free. Wyman noted the impact on Seattle bound traffic with Canadian English and Japanese ships profiting from cheap labor. He recalled German cruisers keeping coast towns anxious, and shared a San Francisco winter tale of exasperated weather while visiting the exposition with his family and meeting a Marshfield native displeased by Frisco warmth.
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Panama Canal
Seattle
Wyman
Pacific
Mr. Wyman
San Francisco
George H. Reynolds
Marshfield
Frisco
Alaska
Town Notes from Rock Convened Meeting and Visits
A local report from Rock notes a convention in Marshfield last week attended by Roy al Neighbors. Mrs George Ey ers and her son Edward travel to Baldwin to visit Mr and Mrs Peter Jacobson. Ey ers and daughter Marie, who spent the summer in Minnesota, plan to join them. Lincoln Mission Circle will meet at the Manse with Rev and Mrs O’Hara on November 4, inviting all for a social time before their departure.
Community Notices From Bakerville This Week
Ernest Michj aelis helps Nick Michels with plowing while John Kopf and Rudolph Deckert swap winter posts. Zinthofer Sicklinger and Derge plan another Pitsville trip after a successful ground setting. A Hallowe en party honors Andrew Gleichsners birthday as Max Kasberger finishes barn foundation. Will Nickalai moves to Richfield. Ambrose Klinger heads to Marathon. Halloween and basket socials draw crowds at schoolhouse and Woodman hall. Anna Gleichsner visits. a baby boy born to Joseph Ertl. Joe Radlinger leaves town.
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Bakerville
Ernest Mich Jaelis
Nick Michels
John Kopf
Fred Tujetche
Rudolph Deckert
Charles Zinthofer
John Sicklinger
Emil Derge
Pitsville
Hallowe Wen
Andrew Gleichsner
Nasonville
Anna Gleichsner
W. CN
Joseph Ertl
Ap Stern- Mes
Joe Radlinger
Mill Creek Social Notes In Cameron Marshfield District
Entertainment in the joint Cameron Marshfield district drew a good crowd Friday night. Eleanor Neuman of Grand Rapids visited relatives here from Thursday to Monday. Otto Kille bought a new auto. Powell lost a horse last week. Ella Ohm visited Celia Kemper Sendax. Henry Smith bought Knute Moen’s baling outfit. He disliked Kayne M. Ley last Tuesday and Wednesday. T Horn returned from Adams Minnesota.
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Mill Creek
Mil Creek
Cameron
Marshfield
Eleanor Neuman
Grand Rabids
D Ted
Otto Kille
Rhur Powell
Ella Ohm
Ceeelia Kemper
Hewitt Bride Helen Huth Weds at St Church
Miss Helen Huth of Hewitt married at St church on Tuesday with Rev officiating. A wedding feast followed at the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs William Huth home with many relatives and friends. A wedding dance ended the day's events in Gregor Durst’s hall attended by Peter Ruth of Milwaukee and Helen’s sister.
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Helen HE Jourter
St. Church
William Huth
Gregor Durst
Peter Ruth
Milwaukee
Helen Huth T Moulter
Hewitt
Marshfield
J. Rady
Laouna
Pancar’s. ‘Lliam la Chr
North Pewitt
J. Leo
Minnesota
la Cur
Towa
M. Ley
L. Varsho
Chicago
New Doctor at Auburndale Dr Drew of Syracuse Joins Practice
Dr R J Drew, formerly of Syracuse Indiana, has purchased the home and practice of Dr A M Cox, Auburndale’s longtime physician and surgeon. Drew comes highly recommended from Syracuse and is a medical graduate entering Auburndale.
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R. J. Drew
A. M. Cox
Auburndale
Drew
Syracuse
Ind
The
Medical
Dr Drew Opens Auburndale Practice After Cox
The Department of Indiana University class of 1904 graduate Dr Drew has practiced medicine for twelve years with three years in Green Lake County Wisconsin. He relocates to Auburndale with his wife and six year old daughter and will use Dr Cox's home and office, answering calls day and night on Cox's telephone line.
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Indiana University
Wisconsin
Green Lake County
Drew
Auburndale
Cox
Dr. Cox
Fire threat to Eagles pavilion near artificial lake
A brush fire west of the Eagles pavilion spread toward the artificial lake area Sunday evening. Men at the power house sounded the alarm and the fire department arrived. Crews wet down the woods and a watchman was posted to guard the property while the fire burned out.
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Tie
Joint Washington Lincoln P T A Meeting and Concert
A joint meeting of the Washington and Lincoln school Parent-Teachers associations is planned for tomorrow evening in the Washington school kindergarten. An old-time costume concert will feature instrumental solos, readings, and songs led by Mrs. Mason Miss Helen Heaton Lucile Blodgett and Mrs. ROR Williams. A reception for teachers will follow the program.
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Washington
Lincoln
Olive Lange
Liss Lucile
Don t Lie to Your Wife at New Adler Draws Big Waterloo Audiences
The Waterloo paper reports the attraction Don't Lie to Your Wife played at the New Adler Friday night and Sunday matinee and evening. The sketch comedy drew large crowds, duplicating its prior signal success in Waterloo.
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Adler, Opera House
Waterloo
Waterloo Theater
Marshfield Woman's Club Meeting and Opera House Closure
The Marshfield Woman's club meets Monday afternoon at the guild hall with a piano duet by Mrs Finney and Miss McMillan, plus reports from delegates and committees. The opera house, run by John P Adler, shows no performances this week due to a funeral. daily shows resume after. Also, Marshfield Cleaning and Dye Works seeks a boy or girl to work with right wages and urgent report.
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Marshfield
Jer Opera House
John P. Adler
Opera House
Marshfield Cleaning and Dye Works
5Th Street
Opera House Dark After Sudden Death of Phil Adler
The New Adler Opera House remains closed following the sudden death of Phil Adler, proprietor of the New Adler. The announcement cited an unexpected house-wide shutdown as authorities began investigations into the incident and plans for tribute events.
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Phil In
Adler
The
New Ad
Barley Wanted by Marsh Field Brewing Co
Marsh Field Brewing Co invites suppliers to sell cheatee barley at the highest market price offered. Terms unspecified. Payment details and delivery arrangements not provided.
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Marshfield Brewing Co
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Inventory of multiple trade tools and hardware items
A catalog style listing various tools and supplies across categories such as aluminum utensils measuring spoons, ammunition belts, augers, axes, hardware, brushes, knives, pans, lathes, cement tools, carpentry implements, and cleaning items. The items appear as scattered entries for the hardware and tool trade.
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Richfield
John Trachte
John
German Ladies Aid Society
William Dix
Richfield Ladies Aid Society
Cone
Adler Opera House
Brooks Stock Company
Miss Maude Tomlinson
Liese
Town OF
Rock
Rd. Drew
Indy
Wood County
Parent-Teachers Meeting
Oxford Melton
Kestel Brothers DO
Kestel
Woman’s Club
OPERA
Kiiner
Hoxwood
Hoys Axes
Kliner, Lang & Scharmann Company
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