Intertype machine brings faster newspaper setup to town
The Times installs an Intertype typesetting machine from Brooklyn, touted as fastest and neatest for setting news, ads, and job work. The 5100-part device will double capacity, with Charles Berryman and a Chicago technician wiring it for use. shifts in production are expected as readers learn of the new system.
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The
Times
Intertype
Marshfield
International
Brooklyn
New York
Drayman Buchmiller
G' Juneau
Westboro Camp
Times Office
Death of Mrs May in Lapidary Home at Fifty Seven
Mrs Suma Hill May wife of William T May died Saturday noon at her home 804 South Cherry in her fifty seventh year after being ill since the previous Monday. Surviving are husband and two daughters Mrs Andrew Rumenopp of New London and Mrs Clinton Anderson of Weyauwega. Funeral held Monday afternoon at 2330 with Rev F H Ambrose officiating hymns sung by Mrs Ryft Williams Mrs W W McCulloch and BE Finney. Body taken to Font du Lac Tuesday for family interment. Pallbearers listed as John H White C S Sheerin FE F Raiflery George J Welton Frank R Upham and i bb Winch.
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Suma Hill May
William T. May
Lome
South Cherry Street
Andrew Rumenopp
New London
Clinton Anderson
Yond da Lac
Rumenopp
F. Halsey Ambrose
Mrs Phil Scherr Dies at 49 in Stetsonville
Mrs Mary Scherr wife of Philip Scherr of Stetsonville died Friday at home aged 49 from valvular heart disease. Funeral was Monday at St John Catholic Church with Rev Joseph F Volz presiding. Also James Syth a Greenwood farmer died Thursday in St Josephs hospital aged 62 from stomach cancer. body shipped to Greenwood.
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Mary Scherr
Philip Scherr
Stetsonville
St. John’s Catholic Church
Joseph F. Volz
James Syth
Greenwood
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phe first deer season accident at Weathboro
A 23 year old man, Leslie Schwensow of Juneau county, was accidentally shot while partridge hunting near a tent in the woods. He died a few minutes after gasping his account of the accident. Snow in the north boosts deer tracking prospects as Marshfield hunters plan camps and rides.
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Phe
Times
Weatboro
Leslie Schwensow
Merman Schwensow
Juneau County
Schwengsaw
United Commercial Men Give Party of Season at Archery A
About 100 couples attended the eighth or eleventh annual ball hosted by Railway City Council No. 184 to celebrate the season. A Second Regiment orchestra performed from 9:00 to 10:30 followed by extended dancing and a three section supper plan run by the C. T. ladies. The program featured harp pieces and a long list of waltzes two steps and three steps with titles like Twilight and The Trail of the Lonesome Pine. Decorations transformed the hall with a fountain effect at the south end. Committees led general arrangements and reception duties.
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Railway City Council No
Second Regiment
The
Twilight
Castellano
Akegie
Tice
R. J. Baker
QO. Hofman
L. Schoenhofen
Decoration and supper staff list for event
Finney, K. Connor, J. &. Keitel, A G. Felker, H. Roddis. Decorating: R. J. Baker, C. Hoff man, 1. Brody, C. fi, Kingsbury, 2. Cork, R. 3. Barnard, C. W. Hart. Supper: Js. H. Chilcote, G. B. Campbell, . W. Koli, L. Schoen hofen, B. Furstenberg, L. J. Randles
Eagles to Install Furnace at White City Pavilion
Arrangements by the Eagles call for a new heating furnace at the White City pavilion with completion expected next week. President George J. Leonhard heads the building committee as Mrs. Leonhard notes dances will not conflict with uptown events, and the pavilion will host dances every few weeks in dull winter weeks. The recent meeting reported the pavilion’s popular dancing floor and that end-of-season balance funds will go toward the investment as quilts and ways. The first winter dance is set for Thursday evening.
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White City
George J. Leonhard
Comm. Ee
Leonhard
Partridge in Odds and Ends of Chilton County News
Ex sheriff W. Lloyd reports a stray partridge found three weeks ago amid Mrs Llove’s flock on Main street. The bird, identified as a partridge, roams near the chicken yard under the protection of Win’s henery as preparations for partridge raising proceed.
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Chiltonines
Marshfield
Calumet County
Chilton
Lloyd
Main Street
Win
Militia Ordered to Stand by for Potential Mexico Intervention
The adjutant general of the state calls Company A of this city and all Wisconsin guard units to be ready for instant call in event of the nation’s intervention in Mexico. Orders require a full inventory and inspection of equipment, with shortages to be supplied via Quartermaster Charles A. Williams at Camp Douglas. Reports due by November 10.
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Wisconsiete Wuard
Mexico
Charles A. Willams
Camp Douglas
Bishop Schwebach to Confirm Nearly a Hundred at St John’s
Bishop James Schwebsach of the La Crosse diocese will preside at a confirmation mass at St. John’s Church on Wednesday morning November 26 at ten o’clock. About one hundred youths will be confirmed with priests from several area churches assisting. The bishop's visit precedes a trip to Rome and the Vatican. only morning mass will be held due to his afternoon departure to Waupun to bless a new school building.
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St. John's Church
James Schwebsach
la Crosse
St. John’s Parish
Schwebach
Marshfield
Rome
Vatican
Joseph F. Volz
Wauaun
Bankers Hold Meeting in Clark County
A conference of representatives from eighteen of nineteen Clark County banks gathered at the First Sulional Bank in this city Monday morning. The meeting, urged by Wisconsin Bankers' Association President E A Doll, discussed mutual benefits and county association plans. Attendees included H Q Hambright of the People's State Bank Thorp, Thomas D Spalding of Colby State, E H Schoengarth of Neillsville Commercial State, Herman North of Neillsville Bank, W Clemens First National Neillsville, W Scott Davis Farmers State Granton, L A Allan Chili State, H H Wiebig Abbotsford Bank, Peterman State Bank Curtiss, W C Tutts State Bank of Qwen and Curtiss, F L Norris Greenwood State, John Huntzicker Farmers & Merchants Greenwood, Mary Haslett Citizens State Loyal, George Lee Partners Pixchange Thorp, and Unity State Bank representative.
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Clark County
Sulional
Marshield
E. A. Doll
Wiconsin Bankers’ Association
H. Q. Hambright
People's Stave Bank of
Thorp
Dorchester
Loval
Thomas D. Spalding
Colby
E. HH. Schoengarth
Neillsville
Herman North
Neillsville Bank
First National
W. Scott Davis
Farmers’ State
Granton
L.A. Allan
Chili State
H. H. Wiebig
Abbotsford Bank
Peterman
State Bank of Curtiss
W. C. Tutts
State Bank of
Qwen
F. L. Norris
Greenwood State
John Huntzicker
Farmers & Merchants of
Greenwood
Marry Haslett
Citizens State of
Cold season warned by Marshfield physician
A prominent Marshfield doctor warns that this cold snap after damp weather raises the danger of head and chest colds and pneumonia. He notes many underestimate the biting north wind and go about underdressed, urging proper winter protection.
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Marshfield
Auditors Find Additional Shortages in City Books
Auditors employed by the judiciary committee report further shortages in electric light book items. They found additional discrepancies totaling $200 or more, pushing the overall shortage close to the $34,000 mark.
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Judiciary Committee of the Council
Felker Denies Slan der in Grall Case Probe
Testimony in a discovery examination shows A G Felker denying any ill will toward District Attorney B G Briere and denying rumors of bribery in a slander suit. The proceedings, before Court Commissioner Deming, included Felker’s statements about conversations with Reuben Seidl and references to Mayor Conner and Robert Connor.
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A. G. Felker
B. G. Briere
Conner
Felker
Reuben Seta
Conmissioner
BE. M. Deming
Deming
Mr. Felker
P. A. Williams
Theodore W. Brazeau
Goggins & Braczeau
Seidl
Parver
Herald
Reuben Seidl
F.X. Grady
Grall
vVey
Krelg
Robert Connor
Connor
Mr. Briere
Briere
Mmit
Wisconsin
wNo
Poe lecture recital urged at city hall this Friday
Members of the Woman's club urge friends to attend a Friday evening lecture recital on Edgar Allen Poe at city hall by William Lloyd Davis from the university extension division. A small admission will be charged.
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Woman's Club
City Hall
William Lloyd Davis
University Extension Division
Edgar Alen Poe
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