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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1904

Page

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Alligator Skin Displayed as Texas Kill Story Draws Interest

Local merchants spotlight a stretched alligator skin killed in Jasper County Texas by W G Hinman’s crew. A chain of letters recounts the capture, skinning, and shipment, noting length about seven and a half feet and weight near one hundred pounds. The tale ends with a school session report and thanks to city officials.

Louis Laemie Texas W. G. Hinman Cruising Marshfield Laciie Byndale Jasper Co Tex Nova Louis Laciule Louis Hinman F. H. Damon A. S. Russell HH. Hinman Brooks Herb Brooks H. E. Hinman L. A. Damon Harry H

Wood County Teachers Meet at Lincoln Building

County teachers gathered for the annual session in the Lincoln building. The program opened with a violin solo by Frank Natwick and piano by Luella Jackson. Talks covered geography teaching, busy work, and country school observations with remarks by S. Y. Gillan and Supt. Robert Morris.

Lincoln Frank Natwick Luella Jackson Sadie Coffman Nekoosa Dean Brun- Gage Jennie McGrath Lyda Lessig J. B. Borden Marsh- Geld Caroline Briere Hannah McGrath Elizabeth Wolske Mattie Larkin Hi S. Yonker Grand Rapids Robert Morris Katherine McKeown

Trade at Marshfield Holiday Offerings from Local Merchants

Marshfield merchants prepare for a heavy holiday trade by offering a wide range of specials at low prices. Expert buyers curated stock from manufacturers and jobbers, ensuring ample variety and quality. Farmers and long-distance shoppers are urged to visit for premium incentives, premium offers, and courteous service. stores stay open evenings through the season.

Marshfield

Eagles Ball Set for November 23 at Armory

The local Eagles aerie hosts its first annual ball on Wednesday evening November 23 at the armory with music by the Second Regiment orchestra. President Rosenbaum names committee chairmen Oscar Lange H J Emanuel J B Kelley Leo Courno yer and George Diekhoff to arrange the event ensuring a welcoming social occasion and a highly enjoyable night for patrons.

Aerie of Eagles Armory Second Regiment Rosenbaum Oscar Lange H. J. Emanuel J. B. Kelley Leo Cournoyer George Diekhoff Eagles Dante

Thanksgiving Wedding in Medford Announced

Miss Rebecca Shapiro of Medford and Richard J. Strauss of this city announce their marriage to take place at the Hotel Winchester Medford on Thanksgiving evening November 24. The ceremony occurs at eight with a small party of relatives and friends. Mrs. Theodore Withee will be matron of honor. After a east tour they will reside at home in Marshfield January 1.

Rebecca Shapiro Medford Richard J. Strauss Winchester Theodore Withee Strauss Marshfield Tanuary

Chimes of Normandy Opera Set for Marshfield Stage

Marshfield Choral society plans a winter performance of The Bells of Corneville the Chimes of Norman dy with rehearsals already under way. The outline follows Henri de Corneville as he returns to his castle during a village fair amid love intrigue and a miserly plot, leading to revelation and reconciliation.

Marshfield Henri Marquis of Corneville Serpolette Fanchon Boulotte Gaspard Germaine Jean Grenicheux Chateau

O G T Entertainments Season Opens at Lodge

The Good Templars lodge 1 O T Entertainments opens this evening with two divisions to alternate entertainments every two weeks. The loser of the competition must furnish a banquet at quarter’s end in February. Merton Van derhauf, Capt. A, leads tonight’s program followed by Geo Lupient, Capt. B, in December and by others.

Good Templars Lodge Merton Vanderhauf Geo. Lupient

Accidental Shooting Near Milladore Hurts Man Likely to Recover

George Brown of Milladore was shot in the side and arm when a loaded shotgun discharged after he slipped on the frozen ground near Bay Picche. He was treated at a local hospital and is expected to recover. Brown, single and former New Lisboa resident, was accompanied by Henry Vanderbeuger at the scene.

George Brown Milladore Brown Lathrop Henry Vanderbeuvel Bay Piciie Mr. Brown Vanderbeuger Brothers New Lisboa

City Water Cleared by State Chemist Report

City officials led by Mayor Hoffman and City Physician Dr Tupper monitor sanitary conditions to ward off disease. A recent state chemist analysis found the water bacteriologically low in germs, with no organic pollution detected, though a few gas-forming germs were noted. The water is pronounced wholesome.

Hoffman Tupper H. L. Russell

Company A Changes in Drill and Leadership

Capt Meyer and Lieutenants McLees and Schoenhofen have passed final examinations with high honors and are preparing Company A for the yearly competition. A new drill and manual regime is being introduced, challenging both veterans and recruits as promotions from corporal to sergeant are examined to fill three vacancies. The show-committees will promote in seniority order.

Meyer McLees Schoenhofen Company A

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Louis Laecmie G, Hinman H. S. Yonker Miss Lawlor Pittsville Leasig School Board of Wood County Wart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner Marx Hart Schaffner & Mars Chimes Normandy Marshfield Choral Society O. G. T. Entertainments Pere Dr. Tupper
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