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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
3
Entries show Panama Canal tolls totaling 573365 for July and 4343988 to date, plus ragtag ads for portraits, pumps, pads and city directories. A health advisory urges parents to train children to brush teeth daily and visit dentists regularly for early decay prevention.
A brush fire to the westward endangered the Eagles pavilion at the artificial lake Sunday evening. The alarm was raised by power house workers, the fire department responded, and crews dampened the woods while a watchman guarded the property.
Four prominent Marshfield area businessmen Peters Daul Adler Baul Schroeder and Githens died when their 1915 Jeffry car collided with Train No 1 near Unity Wisconsin One passenger train struck the car just after 2:30 PM on Sunday as the group traveled toward Dorchester The crash left bodies scattered along the track and caused a swift statewide response as neighbors rushed to aid and officials ordered an inquest into the tragedy.
Philip Adler a capitalist and pioneer citizen, owner of the New Adler opera house and Adler property, directs the American National Bank. Peter Daul, 47, Eagle hotel proprietor for sixteen years, formerly of Rosellville, agent for the Joffrey automobile. Robert H. Schrol der, 43, Marshfield resident twenty years, noted blacksmith and second ward alderman active in local politics and judiciary committee. Charles A. Githens, real estate agent and operator with ties to the Eagle hotel.
Manager John P. Adler announces the New Adler opera house will remain closed until after the funeral of his father, who was lamented elsewhere on the page. No performances occurred at the theater last night.
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