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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
4
The official count from county precincts after canvass shows McKinley 1257 leader LaPoltette 1231 Miner 1100 Cady 951 McLaughlin 720 Renny 528 Searles 6097 Opham 674 Wipperman 830 Podawit 485 Pus 463 Lusk 669.
Freshman enrollment update and notes on the physics of falling bodies. Debate on school spirit with Ella Scheibe, Lydia Kehkolt, Amann Bartman, and Luann Coutme. Football wanes due to winter. basketball rises with a team formed. Upcoming teachers meeting led by Superintendent Len. Telephone exchange grows to 153 phones. twelve towns connected. Numerous local visits and trips with names of residents and dates throughout the week.
C. J. Angus, longtime produce merchant, moves his headquarters to Oshkosh. Mrs. John Ball and daughter Miss Kate, and Mrs. Barry Jostan of Stevens Point visit Mr. and Mrs. Jon Boyington between trains en route to Greenwood for I red Ball’s wedding. Judge Hirth and wife spend the week in Milwaukee for medical care. Als Hirth’s eye treatment shows promise of restoring sight.
The express and telegraph office may move Monday to the Wagner block. Presbyterian Ladies Aid tea and art sale at Mrs Swily’s Nov 20. Helping Hand society formed new officers. Political expense filings due by December 6. Pommer’s quiet restaurant advertises open day and night. Honolulu demand for teachers and lawyers noted. Church services listed for Nov 18 with Rev Swalten. Local fishers and hunters return with deer tales. Drowned man Louis Larson identified. hunting accident of Fay Shaddock described. Local store ads for shoes and wines. City grants boost Second Regiment band and plans for Thanksgiving football game. Big daylight store advertises dry goods and clothing.
A Marshfield resident’s presidential sentiments appear in street art and figures as voters are praised for a historic Republican win. The piece notes entertainment by Barney Ferguson and Dick Ferguson, a Tuesday open house, and Frank L. Zweck’s jewelry line sales. It ends with factory inspector John J. Williams’s return and remarks on Scofield administration gains and child labor reductions.
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