Philipp and LaFollette Re-Elected County Results
Returns from Tuesday's election show Hughes carrying the nation by a safe margin with New York Pennsylvania and New England states in his column Ohio and Minnesota doubtful while LaFollette and Philip win in county races. Complete returns awaited with several precincts still counting and a bulletin promised at The Times office.
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Associated Press
Hughes
Wilson
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New England
Iowa
Hlindis
Ohio
Minnesota
Mughes
Wisconsin
Philip
Burt Williams
John A. Hoffman
Register of Deeds
Water power dam plan eyed as summer resort venture
An outline proposes a dam sixteen feet high with a thirty two foot drop to generate power along the Yellow River. Local businessmen and Marshfield residents weigh a water power site to back a proposed lake and cottages, seeking legislative permission and funding to build the dam, roads, and bridges.
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Yollow
Upham
Tresiton
Oli
Coltages
Milwaukee Names and Occupations in Local Ledger
A Wisconsin Retail Merchants Advocate item lists Milwaukee residents and occupations. Notable names include John Schmid Frank Schmid Charles Ei Hughes at 362 Sixth Street Anna Held George Beer George Money Miss Lillian Stitch Miss Mabel Search Emil Draws Charles Speed Lewis Sleeper Anna Verhot Joseph Sapphire Will Hug and Emily Rowser among others.
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W. Wilson
CITAS
Sixth Street
Anna Held
George Beer
George Money
Lillian Stitch
Mabel Search
Emil Draws
Charles Speed
Lewis Sleeper
Anna Verhot
Joseph Sapphire
Will Hug
Emily Rowser
Wisconsin
Blame It on Wilson Rice Prices Rise in Milwaukee
Milwaukee dealers warn ice cream costs climb as rice and related supplies increase. The Sheboygan Press notes consumer impact and industry response, highlighting price pressures and market factors behind the higher costs.
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Wilson
Milwaukee
Sheboygan Press
Many on the stump face trouble after Tuesday
Milwaukee News reports many speakers and supporters on the campaign trail will face setbacks after Tuesday's events, signaling a shift in momentum for several candidates and political groups. The article implies upcoming results will alter campaign strategies and voter engagement.
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Milwaukee News
Odd Fellows District Meet Held Here
The semi annual meeting of Independent Order of Odd Fellows District No 10 gathered about seventy representatives from Rib Lake Owen Colby Unity Stevens Point Plover and this city. Afternoon and evening discussions followed with an elaborate supper served at the Guild Hall by ladies of St Albans Guild.
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Rib Lake
Owen
Colby
Unity
Stevens Point
Plover
Uate
Hadies
St. Alban's Guild
Medford Dominates Top End in Saturday Victory
Medford seized top honors as Marshiichi fell 25-0. The game diverged from three weeks earlier with officials forced to make many calls against the rules and a battered eritedl function affecting team play. Power through the lineup showed Medford’s strength, while Marsfiellit faced harsh draws an later missteps.
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Marshiichi
Medford
Ievals
Nuber Family Pioneer Interred After Long Milwaukee Stay
Joseph Nuber born in Germany served in the service against Denmark and emigrated to America in 1871. He settled on a farm near Bakerville after moving to Milwaukee and married, leaving a widow and three daughters with two sons noted elsewhere in the record. Interment followed the final days in the local area.
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Rville
Dan
Nuber
Germany
Denmark
America
Milwaukee
Bakerville
Jahn
Dosaph
Hare
Michael
Montana
Michael Mighels
Bakergillor
Thereer Ushard
Miheankest
Christina Nuber
Death of Chris Hopp at age 69 in Two Rivers era
Chris Hopp longtime resident died Tuesday after a chronic stomach catarrh illness at 69. Born in the old country he came with parents as a boy and settled at Two Rivers. He retired seven years ago due to health. He leaves six daughters and two sons including Mrs John Pilsner Marshfield and John Hopp Grand Rapids among others.
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T Hop
Two Rivers
John Pilsner
Marshfield
Ernest Kehrberg
Albert Waeldvogel
John Hopp
Grand Rapids
John
Roddis Lumber adds 72 foot east addition at plant
Roddis Lumber and Veneer completes an extension to its Soo track side complex. The three story structure, 48 feet wide, links the last addition to the main factory and provides space for shipping, doors, storage, and department rearrangements. President W H Roddis said the new section would be in operation in about three weeks.
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Roddis Company
Roddis Lumber & Veneer Company
W. H. Roddis
Beer season opens Friday deer season rules outlined
The notice outlines opening dates, hunting hours from sunset to allowed shooting times, and restrictions for buck deer. It states deer killed near season end may be shipped by December 8 and prohibits certain species to avoid unintended captures.
Partridge Season Ended Amid Sparse Birds
The hunting season on partridges ended Tuesday night after a poor year marked by low crop yields. Ice in Lie woods last February is cited as the main reason for few birds, while the duck season allows shooting until December 2.
New Library and City Hall Steps Lauded for Safety
Readers note the newly built concrete and stone steps at the library and city hall. The design is described as handsome and notably safe, with a local saying about smoother progress and fewer falls.
Term of Court Ends in Wood County at Grand Rapids
The fall term of the circuit court for Wood County ended at Grand Rapids last Tuesday. Judge B. Park and Court Reporter R. L. Morse returned to Steux Point that evening. Several weeks were consumed by the long calendar. Judge Park opened court at Waupaca today. The term for that county was to have opened Monday but was postponed two days because of election day intervening.
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Wood County
Grand Rapids
8. B. Park
R. L. Morse
Stex Point
Judge Park
Waupaca
No Place for It Sugar Clash Sparks Clerk Gri t
A grocery clerk proclaims grit while a customer retorts there is no place for it in the sugar. The light exchange captures a terse, humorous clash over manners and common sense in a shop.
Too Small to Notice Says Audience Qoute
A dialogue snippet features a man joking he is not lectured by his wife, Marie, asserting she would not waste time lecturing a small audience. The remark plays on domestic banter about spousal influence and public speaking.
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Marie
Leased Unique Location at H Betenlite Building
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a leased site at the H Betenlite building with business activity and a reference to a cost of 19. Unclear names, dates, or outcomes are present, leaving the exact nature and parties involved ambiguous.
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H. Betenlite
Clubhouse Front Finished on New Bagels Building
Rapid progress marks the new Bagels clubhouse construction. A partially completed front wall bears an inscription “Badger one No. G24, POO. E1916.” The north side faces Second Street between the Avenue and Maine Street, presenting a handsome and solid structure reflecting credit on the builders.
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Bagels
Second Street
Henen
Maine Street
Packages Sent Twice a Week to Marshfield Boys
The Company A and B and Benefit club mail packages to the Marshfield boys in San Antonio twice weekly. Shipments go out Wednesday and Saturday, securely boxed and express prepaid. Boys may leave packages at the armory on West Second Street.
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Company
A & B and Benefit Club
Marshfield Boys
San Antonio
I Boys
Armory
Second Street
Marathon County Roads Opened to Reach New Settlers
Marathon County built about seventy five miles of new roads in the last year excluding state aid work to serve new settlers. Kronenwetter township alone opened twelve miles of new roads.
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Marathon County
Kronenwetter
The Town Knocker
A brief exchange calls out Jones as polished and careful, noting that his words reflect on others.
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Michels
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Big Bull Falls
ODD Fellows OF
Joseph Nuber
Chris Hopp
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