Marshfield Prevails 9 6 Over Grand Rapids In Close Clash
Marshfield defeats Grand Rapids 9 to 6 after a hard fought game marked by forward passing and key runs. Captain Whittlinger’s drop-kick seals the win as Marshfield outplays the Rapids for three quarters and hosts a mass meeting with fireworks and a dance afterwards.
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Muarste
Central
Frogen
Sean
Pus Ad
Marsktioht
Tae Hemunds
Capt
Whittlinger
Angel
McCare Mor
Dooge
Tice
Goels Plame
Arlie
Vaughn
McSwain
Reynolds
Ted” Hall
Sch
Thiel
Heiter
Carus Toy
Itmida
Itr
Grand Rapids
Grange
Black
Marshfield
McCarr
Marshhfield
Ton
Hall Mae
Pref
McCarry
Teenter
Enlarging Ice House Near Omaha Right of Way
Mr. McCredlis has been enlarging his ice house adjoining the Omaha right of way. The building was partly torn and moved about thirty feet, with walls to be sealed. He notes the ice crop was short in 1916, with about twenty five carloads imported from outside to meet demand after the jet house capacity was exhausted.
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McCredlis
Omaha
Metrelis
Outelie
Squires Divorce Granted in Wausak Court
Mrs. Tabitha Squires was granted a decree of divorce from Albert Squires in a Wausak court session. The ruling awards custody of their child and a monthly support of 15 dollars to Mrs. Squires, with the costs charged to the defendant. Both parties are well known in the area.
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Givenit
Wausak Funday
Tabitha Squires
Albert Squires
Squires
Fusion Helps Republicans In Marshfield Presidential Vote Comparison
The Marshfield comparison of 1912 and 1916 presidential votes shows fusion aiding Republicans. Wilson won in 1912 as Roosevelt and Taft split the vote. in 1916 Hughes gained, aided by Republican-Progressive fusion, though some Hughes votes may have come from non Republican supporters.
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Fusion
Marshfield
City of Marsh
Hughes
Repellians
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Cal Democrats
Republican-Progress
California
Disqir
Mieskfield
Ant Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Ward Taft Roosevelt
Wilson Hughenb
Fortnightly Hitly Music Club Program Preview
The Fortnightly Hitly Music Club meets with P. J. Schacter next Friday at 5 30 pm to present a Grieg program. The bill includes Grieg works for four hands, Morning Mood, Norwegian Bridal Procession, In the Hall of the Mountain King and Dance Caprice among others, with performances by Mrs Bly Alinubke Mrs Mason Mrs Barn Mrs sci and the chorus led by Mrs Pulling.
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Hitly Musical Club
P. J. Schacter
Uni
Grieg
History of Music
Bly Alinubke
Grieg Wheeler
Ciniog Firs
Sci
Otter
Mason
Daughters of the American Revolution Event Tomorrow
The Marshield Chapter No. 43 of the Daughters of the American Revolution will mace Mrs. Hinton tomorrow and present a program featuring Mrs. Vedder, Mrs. Pollard and selections from the Golden Legend Christus Mystery. Refreshments will follow the program.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Marshield
Popcorn by the Carload Sparks Sparr Cereal Push
Sparr Cereal company gains momentum as two carloads of popcorn arrive from a western state and begin distribution to dealers. Campus sales rise as the product proves popular and moves quickly through outlets.
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Sparr Cereal Company
Voltage strike harms Brandt home in South Vine district
C A Beandt 806 South Vine street reported to water and light department last week Tuesday night a dangerous high voltage surge swept through the wires. The current, usually 2500 volts, rose due to alley wiring trouble and injuries were feared. Mrs Brandt says Lucile was shocked while lighting a lamp after a game, burning the iron and causing a kitchen fire. The maid and ironing setup also incurred damage, with glass globes shattered and lamps affected for days. Mr Brandt will seek damages likely through the council.
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C. A. Beandt
South Vine Street
Water and Light Department
Hig
Brandt
May Peterson Sings At Adler Theater In Columbus
A Columbus Misnatch item notes a prano singer praised for a difficult selection and a tender finale. May Peterson, American chanteuse, will perform tonight at Adler Theater, with critics noting singers tailor programs to audience tastes and hire coaches to perfect selections.
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Ameara
Columbus
May Peterson
Strang
Tanight
Adler Theater
Ren
Peterson
Unseasonable Snow Covers Game Weekend
A sudden winter snap dumped nearly four inches of snow over the weekend game, with temperatures starkly colder than the previous year. The experiment station records show a week of varied conditions, including precipitation and snowfall, and note earlier snow than in 1915.
Marshfield Player Named All Valley Interscholastic Eleven
Goetz at right tackle earns place on the all valley team selected by a Wausau record Herald writer. The honor covers players from Grand Rapids Merrill Marshfield Stevens Point and Wausau. Other picks highlight top performers from the five city area.
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Goetz
Marshfield
Wausau Record Herald
Grand Rapids
Merrill
Stevens Point
Wausau
Flower of No Man's Land at Adier theater matinee
Amusements notice details a special matinee of The Flower of No Man's Land at Adier theater Saturday. It describes Viola Dans, baby Echo, and Roy Talbot in a romantic western tale with themes of love, danger, and redemption. The piece features Miss NeVoss, wardrobe highlights, and a vaudeville interlude by The Culony and Hamilton duo with tickets on sale at Liese's.
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No Man's Land
Adier
Saturcey
North
Metro- Columbia
Viola
Kahoma
Desert
Echo
Roy Talbot
Grand Opera
Big Girl
No Man’s Land
Miss NeVoss
Marshfield
Missy DeVoss
Hamilton & Hamilton
Liese's
Lasky production OM. Grex at Adler theater with Theodore Roberts
The Lasky film OM. Grex of Monte Carlo will open at Adler theater tomorrow night starring Theodore Roberts with Carlyle Mackwell Dorothy Davenport James Neill Frank Elliott and others. Saturday November 18 marks Flora DeVo company two night engagement at Adler theater with Miss Flora DeVoss in Her Awakening.
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Lasky
OM. Grex
Monte Carlo
Sten
Adler Theater
Theodore ‘Roberts
Mountain Road
Mr. Roberts
Arusty
Carlyle Tmackwell
Dorothy Davenport
James Neill
Flora DeVo
Teomour
Flora DeVoss
Lemahieu Case Settled for City Injury Claim
The Madison city council decided to pay Peter Lemahieu Jr about 2800 for injuries from an arc lamp repair incident three years ago. After considering a dispute with the industrial commission, attorney John M. Olin advised settlement, and a check was ordered to the claimant for the full amount.
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Peter Lemahieu Jr
John M. Olin
Madison
Lemehieu
Mrs Reeths Receives City Settlement For Sidewalk Injury
Mrs J W Reeths has been paid 400 by the city in full settlement of a damages claim arising from injuries on a drive sidewalk dated March 25 of this year. The claim was approved at the city council meeting held Wednesday evening. Also reports note a spike in hunting season tragedies as youths handle rifles and revolvers.
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J. W. Reeths
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House of Quality
Paramount
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MR. Grex
Little Star
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Metro
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Flora Devoss CO
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