Hunters Welcome Snowfall Boosts Early Deer Season
November snow fell about four inches, aiding deer tracking and boosting hunter morale. By Tuesday several locals returned with bucks, notably Arthur Finney, Frank Eckes, D A Knilans, George Strang, William LaValie, Samuel Lamahieu, Charles Whitting Ter, and Peter Berens. Eckes’ buck led at about 190 pounds, Strang’s about 165. Reports say game is scarce and about one in twelve may harvest a deer, with transfers by local express offices not expected to exceed last year.
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North Woods
Arthur Finney
Frank Eckes
D. A. Knilans
George Strang
William LaValie
Samuel Lamahieu
Charles Whitting Ter
Peter Berens
Our Hussars in Adler House War Drama
The Trying Place troupe from New York presents Our Hussars at the Adler opera house on Thursday November 25. Set in Lodz amid world war, it follows wounded soldiers homeward with a German figure drawn with humor and patriotism. Carl Norini’s play aims to reveal German army life and culture.
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Trying Place
New York
Adler Opera House
Lodz
Carl Norini
Card of Thanks to Marshfield Community for Sympathy
Mrs C A Githena and children extend heartfelt thanks to the people of Marshfield for sincere sympathy and generous aid during their bereavement. The note credits the community as great-hearted and kindly.
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Marshfield
C. A. Githena
Booker Washington Dies at Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington, founder of Tuskegee Institute and a leading African American educator, died in Tuskegee Alabama at age 58 from Brights disease and arteriosclerosis after a long career of teaching and public lecturing. He addressed national religious leaders in New Haven earlier and had just returned from New York. His life centered on practical education for African Americans and he left most earnings to Tuskegee.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Booker T. Washington
Washington
National Council of Congregational Churches of the United States
New Haven
New York
Tuskegee Institute
Hales Ford
Hampton Industrial Institute
Hampton
Wayland Seminary
Washington, D. C
Hampton Institute
West Virginia
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Fortnightly MusicaI club Guest Day hosts schedule
Mrs W W McCulloch and Mrs Victor A Mason host a Guest Day for the Fortnightly Musical club at Mrs Mason's home on Saturday. Guests welcomed. Program features Indian music with pieces by Cadman Spalding Candy Williams Heath and others including Hiawatha songs and The Deathless Voice.
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W. W. McCulloch
Victor A. Mason
Local hunt at Rice Lake ends abruptly amid sudden freeze
Local dueck hunting at Rice Lake ended suddenly as the lake iced over overnight and transformed the Round Hole into a bleak winter scene. The week featured a Brooks Stock Company drawing contest with prizes and theater notices, a Mutual Film release drawing large crowds, and a high school literary program awarding the "M" emblem to gridiron winners. Basketball prospects rose with the return of Fat Deckert, known as "Fat," who played for a team of Privates last summer and is set to bolster the team next winter.
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Dueck
Rice Lake
Brooks Stock Company
Allen L. Hall
Redcess
2D. W. Benfer
William Martin
Merrill
Mutual Film Corporation
Tor
Mr. Rice
W. S. Hart
Rhea Mitchell
Hershal Mayall
SlKinley High School
Otto
Berthold Laemle
Patience Kamps
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
John
Society Notes From Florence Hambright Luncheon Bridge
Florence Hambright hosted lunch bridge parties on Thursday and Saturday at her South Cherry Street home. Invites were generous and guests enjoyed three course lunches with a yellow color motif. Prizes on Thursday went to Mrs. Henry Wahle and Mrs. Matt Pfeiffer. on Saturday to Mrs. Frank Strang and Miss Butler. Mrs. E F Rafftery hosted a group of young ladies at an auction bridge gathering last evening.
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Florence Hambright
South Cherry Street
Henry Wahle
Matt Pfeiffer
Frank Strang
Miss Butler
E. F. Rafftery
Storm Wrecks Barns Across Bakerville Area
A Thursday morning storm caused extensive farm damage across Bakerville district. Gleichsner’s 40 by 80 foot barn collapsed, contents lost except cattle in a basement. Peterson’s Nasonville barn blew down. Windmills, silos scattered. several barns unroofed or misaligned. Additional losses reported in Lincoln townships and nearby areas.
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Bakerville
Gleichsner
John Peterson
Nasonville
Anton Sternweiss
Joseph Werner
Frank Otto
George Gessert
Lincoln
Spencer
R. A. Buckmaster
Lindsey
Rozellville
Riverside
Cheesemakers and Buttermakers Plan Saturday Meeting
A meeting of the cheesemakers and buttermakers of this section is arranged for next Saturday afternoon at the city hall with an excellent program. An effort will be made to organize the trade. E. L. Aderhold and J. B. McCready will speak.
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E. L. Aderhold
J. B. McCready
Future of Course Dubious Says Otto
Supt. C. W. Otte warns the 5 16 High School lyceum series may not continue. The Kaffir Boy Choir opened last week with disappointing sales and a large share of costs covered by guarantees. Otte suggests Redpath Bureau waive guarantees on future numbers to save the schedule. otherwise the remaining four events may be cancelled.
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C. W. Otte
Kaffir Boy Choir
Otto Feuls
Kaffir
Redpath
Otto Yeste
Train makes test run after Marshfield deaths
Stevens Point Journal reports a test run from Stevens Point to Spencer on the Sootine to study the fatal Unity accident that killed four Marshfield men. The same engine, coaches, and crew made the trip to Spencer and back to Stevens Point by eight p m Friday with no official report issued.
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Stevens Point
Spencer
Unity
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Booker Washington
William S. Hart
Robert Edeyon
Ccees Rhea Mitchell
Belle Shivhis
New York Motion Picture Corporation
Ty Pive
Studebaker Theater
Chicago
J. Martin Berg
North Central Ave
MacDowell
Hiawatha
Miss McMillan
Mrs. Williams
Cadman Fearer
Farrell
Knights OF Pee
Cbus Trans Gt Mechler
Kleinheinz
Stehlin
Avy
Spalding
Elks Mechler Veee
Salzman
Hanus
Vedder
Seubert
Tatefisk
Petter
G. T
Brackendorfs
Knights of ‘Columbus
Palace
Pathe Presents
the Spender
Gold Rooster
George Brackett
Seitz
Irying Place Theatre Co
Husaren
Liese’s Drug Store
T. N. Young Electric Shop
Opera House
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