Jerry H Wins Milwaukee Match With Oakley D Heats
Jerry H owned by WLW Noll from Marshfield Wisconsin with driver Harry Bayne defeated Oakley D Milwaukee speedway champion in three straight heats at Washington Park last Sunday for a $750 side bet. Time 1 04 4 seconds per heat. crowd large. suggests future rematch as Oakley D blamed by some for unfamiliar handling by Porter.
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W. W. Noll
Jerry H
Harry Bayne
Oakley D
Milwaukee
Washington Park Track
Milwaukee Free Press
Jerry Ho
WLW
Noll
Marshfield
Wis
Washington Park
Bob Porter
Porter
Theodore Sternemann
Oakely D
Tts
Speedway
Free Press
Mr. Noll
Snv
Mack
Fatal Accident Involving Family Cow Claims Young Steinert
Richard Steinert ten was dragged to death by a family cow in Adler pasture near dusk last Friday. Curtis Steinert twelve failed to stop the animal as it dragged Richard four blocks toward the railroad and barn. the child died from injuries including a dislocated arm. Mrs Steinert and Dr Wahle attempted resuscitation before life ended. A family tragedy deepened when another child injured by embalming fluid. Funeral services were held.
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Richard Steinert
Paul Steinert
West Sixth Street
Richard
Curtis
Adler's
Lome
Wahle
Funeral for Bright Young Student Lays In Family Sorrow
Monday afternoon services for a deceased child were led by Rev. M. E. Fraser. Classmates from the city's fourth grade attended in a body. Richard was described as a bright boy and a pride to his parents. Mr and Mrs Jos Steinert attended the funeral, sharing in the sorrow.
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M. E. Fraser
Richard
Jos. Steinert
Quiet home wedding ties Williston pair
Miss Adelaide Budge daughter of Dr and Mrs W H Budge and George Ansel Strong of Williston North Dakota wed at the Budge residence in Marshfield at nine this morning Rev M E Praser officiated in a decoratively arranged parlor. Afterward the couple left for the Pacific coast en route to Williston where they will reside. The bride, longtime Marshfield resident, is active in social church and charitable work and is skilled in domestic science and music. Strong, brother to Frank J L Strong, earlier mined Alaska and later served as a telegraph operator before joining Great Northern at Williston.
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Missy Addie Budge
W. H. Budge
George Ansel Strong
Williston
N. D
Marshfield
Mr. Strong
Frank J L. Strong
Alaska
Strong
Great Northern
New Shoe Store Opens December First
T J Tuchscher has leased the marble front store formerly Poelsen Shoe Co and will take possession on December 1. He will carry an exclusive line of high quality shoes and repair services with modern machinery and special attention to that department. He is a reputable local business man with wide acquaintance and popularity, ensuring a successful venture as oak shelving and fixtures are prepared.
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T.J. Tuchscher
Poelsen Shoe Co
Jurors Listed for December Term of Wood County Circuit Court
The Wood county fall term opens December 6 in Grand Rapids with Judge Charles M. Webo presiding. Juror panel includes Marshfield residents Matt Wright George Henderson George Koenig and others from Marshfield Auburndale Dexter Lincoln Nekoosa and nearby towns.
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Circuit Court
Wood County
Charles M. Webo
Grand Rapids
City of Marshfield
Matt Wright
Geo. W. Nenderson
George Koenig
George TI. Strang
Jos. C. Marsh
Philip Adter
Carl R. Winch
Bert Hosterman
Albert Wentland
R. L
Marshfield and Neillsville Face Off in Big Local Football Clash
Local fans will pack the fair grounds next Saturday for the Marshfield versus Neillsville high school game, a pivotal contest that could crown the season’s best. The teams, evenly matched after a previous draw, have both improved and faced strong state competition. The kickoff is 1 30 p m to suit Neillsville’s travel, with a possible last home game of the season setting.
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Marshfield
Neillsville
Fairgrounds
Mrs. C. D. Cannon Teaches China Painting In City
Mrs. C. D. Cannon will instruct in china painting and water color work in the city. Those desiring instruction are asked to apply at the home of Mrs. Ida Sexton, phone 192 3t2q.
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C. D. Cannon
Ida Sexton
The Alaskan at Adler's Opera House Review
A review of The Alaskan staged at Adler's Opera House describes new comedy additions by Carroll and Weinburg while preserving the show’s strong musical numbers. Detmar Poppen stars as Totem Pete with John R. Phillips as Dick Atwater and Jessie Stoner as the heroine. Nu ko is played by Etta Lockhart. The production features a sled team, fur costumes, and a polar bear act, with Bill Brady as the musher. Reserved seating opens Thursday noon with prices 50c to $2.09 and children 25c.
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Adler's Opera House
Wmn
F. Cullen
Joan Cort
Cullen
Carroll
Weinburg
Chicago
Mr. Weinburg
Mr. Carroll
Detmar Poppen
Totem Pete Pete
Mr. Poppen
West
de Wolf Hopper
Happyland
Dick Atwater
John R. Phillips
Mr. Cullen
Jessie Stoner
Nuko
Etta Lockhart
John Rose
Callen
Jack Londen Jesious
Bill Brady
County Teachers Association Meet Set For Friday And Saturday
President Gile arranges an excellent program for Wood County Teachers Association sessions on Friday and Saturday November 19 and 20. The program includes entertaining and instructive items for teachers in district schools, with strong urging for attendance.
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Gile
Wood County Teachers Association
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Alaskan
Adelaide Budge
Williston, N. D
Webb
Circuits Court
Dee
Lincoln
Peter Bell
Pr. Edwards
W. R. Blystone
Milladore
Chas
Smith
Logis Blenker
Nekoosa
Chris Oksnee
Remington
Anton Brost
Henry Greiber
Rudolph
Henry Niemann
Wm. Hamm
Sigel
Julius Nelson
Sherry
Joan Lounsberry
Wood
Rope
Adres