Institute Date Fixed for Farmers Institute Here in December
The Marshfield Times reports state conductors will hold a Farmers Institute in Marshfield December 13 and 14. Local businesses back the event, Armory venue reserved, and a varied program with lectures, demonstrations, and a literary musical program. Farmers are urged to bring samples for exhibition. Local farmers will host practical talks by seasoned conductors and share knowledge to boost agricultural progress. Separately, Peter Dooter, a pioneer resident, was knocked from his bogey near Stratford and paralyzed. he was hospitalized and is gradually recovering though permanent impairment is possible.
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Farmers’ Institute
Jesu
Hayward
Visiors
Stile University
Guo. McKerrun
Department of Farmers” Institutes
Lamake Ube
Unis
Vis
Stratford
Peter Dooter
St. Joseph's Hospital
Doege
Woodsmen Scarce as Post-Election Prosperity Surges
The R. Connor Company of this city posts for two hundred workers for its pen mill and logging operations at Leona and one hundred for Sedeaford. The labor market shows a jump in wages after the election, interpreted as vindicating the voters' decision and indicating renewed prosperity for woodmen and associated industries.
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Tthis
Rais
R. Connor Company
Plangards
Jts Pen Mill
Fay Shaddock Shot Leads Brother to Fetch Body
Stephen Shaddock received a telegram Monday morning summoning him to Tron Mountain Michigan where his brother Jay Shaddock, hunting with the Webber brothers of Stratford, lay wounded in a hospital from a rifle shot fired by a hunter who mistook him for a steer. The second telegram warned there was no hope for Jay and Stephen left at 2:10 PM to bring back the body for interment. Fay Shaddock, long a resident of Breavford, now makes his home there.
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Stephen Shaddock
Tron Mountain
Mich
Jay
Webber Brothers
Stratford
Hin
Stephen Shaddoak
Wisconsin Central
Wil
Fay Shaddock
Breavford
Marshfield Merrillian gridiron clash ends in tie score of five to five
A late Saturday fairground football game between Marshfield and Merrillan ended 5 to 5. Merrillan led 5 to 0 at halftime with Ogden scoring for Merrilan. Marshfield rallied in the second half with Baker’s runs and a Seubert dash to bring the game to a draw. Umpire FB Andrews and referee Robert Leahy officiated. lineup details follow. Ex-Gov Upham interview discusses cabinet prospects and prosperity.
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Marsnfeld
Merrillon
Suir
Foish
FB. Andrews
Robert Leahy
Prata
Hale
Gile
Sam Winch
Mneman
Merrillan
Marshfield
Terriory
Ogden
Merrillen
Baker
Seubert
Tesser
Heath
Ware
Iearmesy
Vicwry
Pac
Maimield Merrillan
Leo
Eotletan
Maxon
Lewby
Paelere Whitney Reuth
Marto Thorapsau
Aas
TaManieu Sbea
Lett Guara Ferguson Rowe
Rot Lees
Norman «Webster
Cau
Sebubert
Ogden ‘Baker
Beck Wendt
Martin
Beaten by Four Votes in Marathon County Assembly Race
In Marathon County 1st district G Vandercook Republican trailed A Cook Democrat by four votes. W A Mylrea lost for district attorney by twenty. The rest of the Republican ticket, except register of deeds and county school superintendent, won by solid majorities. John Lamont’s election as schools superintendent marked a setback for prior policy.
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Marathon County
G. &. Vandercook
A. Cook
W. A. Mylrea
Register of Deeds
John Lamont
Out of the Current and the Election Stakes
A reflective, puzzle-like piece laments civic and social quirks framed by election season. It pivots on political fatigue and rhetorical humor, noting how Earth and time shape human actions and the cost of public bets amid shifting seasons.
Killed in the Woods by a Falling Tree
William Veerrog, son of Bir and Mrs William Veerrog of Rozelville road, was struck on the head by a falling tree while working in the woods at Manawa on the first Wednesday. He died within minutes. His funeral was held Sunday from his parents’ home. He was 27, unmarried, leaving three sisters and $1000 in Modern Woodmen lodge insurance to a brother.
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William Veerrog
Rozelville Road
Manawa
Tve
Woodman Lodge
Northern Wisconsin Railroad Lands
Northern Wisconsin offers rich ore, clay, kaolin, marl timber and fertile farms. The Wisconsin Central system highlights rail access to settle the region and ship goods globally, inviting buyers with low figures and easy terms. Pamphlets and maps by W. A. Killen and associates in Milwaukee provide detailed guidance.
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Wisconsin
W.A. Killen
T. Tirvis
Mar Barlon Johnson
G F. A
C. Pond
GP A
Calby & Abbot Building
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin summons in legal action against Amelia Hansen
The State of Wisconsin issues a summons to Amelia Hansen to appear within twenty days for an action in Wood County Circuit Court. The verified complaint was filed October 20, 1900, in Marshfield, Wisconsin, and attorney John P. Cole represents the plaintiff.
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Wisconsin
John PF. Cole
Marshfield
Wood County
Wis
Circuit Court
Joan I, Cole
Platott
Marshilald
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Marshfield Times
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Farmers Institute
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