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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1911

Page

5

State Equity convention in Fond du Lac eyed for Wausau move

The state convention of the American Society of Equity starts in Fond du Lac this week and runs to Saturday. Marathon county delegates push to move the society’s state headquarters to Wausau, with promises of regional support. A central shipping point and a large warehouse could follow, affecting local commerce and cattle days plans. Ben Lang already handles western shipments, with future likely routes through Wausau and Marathon City. County leaders including Henry Tank Fred Bandy Fred Imm and Fred Diechs at the meeting.

American Society of Equity Fond du Lac Marathon County Wausau Ben Lang McMillan Marethon City Henry Tank Fred Bandy Figith Fred Imm Fred Diechsel Maine

Two Ballots Planned for Presidential and Down-Ballot Tickets

Two ballots will be used in next fall’s election, one for presidential electors and one for state, congressional, legislative, and county tickets. They will be printed on different color papers to prevent mix ups and allow voters to split tickets without spoiling the top ticket. The change, approved in the last legislative session, aims to aid strong partisans by enabling voting for the head of the ticket while also selecting other offices.

Grand , Rapids Tribune

Wild Pigeons Again Sighted Near Plover

William Strope of near Plover reported a flock of wild pigeons, sparking criticism in the press that he misidentified them as mourning doves or blackbirds. The letter argues mourning doves rarely form large flocks and notes wild pigeons have declined but may not be extinct as claimed by some.

William Strope Plover Strope Noittle Toa American Gas Machine Company American Gas Machine Co Iiera Mine Binghamton Fargo, N. Dak

Disease in Deer Warning From Dr Stubenwoll

Dr Carl E Stubenwoll of Shawano warns hunters in northern Wisconsin of a deer disease observed over two months with several found dead. He reports visible parasites in carcass meat similar to actinomycetes and cautions that smoked or raw venison can transmit infections. Meat should be thoroughly cooked before consumption.

Carl E. Stubenwoll Shawano Stobenwell Stubenvol

Winninger Bros at the Opera House This Week

The Winninger Brothers company presents a fine line of plays at the opera house all week with strong attendance and packed houses each night.

Winninger Bros Opera House

Unexpected Romance at Bailey’s Barn Dance

Richard Durham confronts Dick about love and class, then intervenes to set Dick aside. At a Bailey’s Barn dance, Lora Gaines charms Dick while Mildred proves steady. Durham weighs fate, then offers marriage to Lora, revealing Mildred’s role and a new hopeful future.

Ald Barbara Richard Durrham Richard Durham Dick Durham Lora Gaines Mildred Richard Abe Durham Ike Dick Slater Antery Misa Gaines Ming- Mildred Lora Richard Duriam

Reservoirs of Rivers and Ocean Facts Across Depth and Water

The sea acts as a global reservoir for rivers with evaporation removing water and a yearly 14 foot thick layer rising to clouds. If water vanished, a 220 foot salt layer would remain on the Atlantic bed, assuming a three foot water to one inch salt rule and a three mile ocean depth.

Itme Atlantic Aup Norway Beil Newfoundland Ireland Mediterranean Africa Italy

The Man and His Party Debate

A quote from Senator Sorgum questions whether a man can prove he is greater than his party. He suggests the only path is to make the party appear exceedingly small.

Senator Sorghum

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