Fierce football game ends in Grand Rapids defeat for Company team
The Company team fell 25 to a lower score against Grand Rapids at the fair grounds in a crowded Sunday match. Love caught a kickoff for a sensational touchdown, with Bandelia and a revolving tackle proving effective. Hesterman was injured late. a rematch is planned next Sunday. In Wausau, the Webs high school team lost 10 to 0 but showed plucky defense and steady play. Marshfield’s Leahy and Mason gained yards, Medford looms next with anticipation of a hard fight.
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Grand Rapids
Fair Grounds
Love
Bandelia
Company A
Hesterman
Reseree
Iudge Ble
Andrews
Robert Nash
Wausan
Wausau
Stow
Leahy
Mason
Marshfield
Medford
Fine Produce Exhibit Attracts Strong Farmer Support
Welton and Reynolds offered premiums for a south ern fairs display and received numerous high quality specimens. Farmers showed keen interest and the event helped elevate local agriculture. Prize winners include white dent corn H Bile ings city yellow dent corn H Reid town of Rack yellow fiint corn Anton Kult McMillan carrot H Cook Nasoaville squash Knud Thompson Lily ma angel th Porter town of Rack B Isabel Rieckfeld onions J Bratt Richfield beet H Cook Nases ville A Salzman acted as judge.
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Welton & Reynolds
H. Reid
Rack
Anton Kult
McMillan
H. Cook
Nasoaville
Knud Thompson
Lily
Ma Angel Th
Porter
B. Isabel
Rieckfeld
J. Bratt
Richfield
Nasesville
A. Salzman
Long Distance Lines To Link Marshfield With Wisconsin Tel Co
Officials from Marshfield Telephone and Wisconsin Telephone have agreed on a long distance connection. An inspector will inspect grounds at once to determine needed changes. Wires likely run from county line down Central Avenue over local poles, with operation to follow shortly.
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Marshfield Telephone Company
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Wisconsin Company
Oncy
Central Avenue
Greal Comence
M. E. Church Improves With Large East Addition
Workmen are engaged in extensive improvements at the M. E. church. An addition on the east side will be complemented by a new foundation interior remodeling and a tower. The enlarged edifice aims to serve the growing congregation while meetings move to Sexton’s Hall during construction.
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M. E
Sexton
Bear killed by local hunter near city outskirts
Prank Frueibrodt, living north of the city, killed a large bear on Thursday night near Joseph Fischer’s corn field. The 220 pound bear was shot at about seventy yards with a 44 calibre rifle, its hide sold to William Ut Hage. Local men praised the hunter’s marksmanship and the event drew attention as one of the season’s largest bears in the area.
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William Ut Hage
Te Child’s Play
Messrs
Fauchbradt
Fischer
State Board of Assessment Reveals Wisconsin Valuation
The Wisconsin state board of assessment reports the first full valuation under the actual value basis. Total state real and personal property valued at $1,000,000,000, up from $530,000,000, driven largely by the new asset-base method. The one mill school tax rises accordingly, totaling $156,281 to be shared among districts by population, each district must match the mill levy to receive funds. Wood and Marathon counties show valuations: Wood at $7,742,038 for real and personal, Marathon at $9,880,613 for real and personal.
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Wisconsin State Board of Assessment
Clark
County Seat Notes on courts and prosperity in Grand Rapids
County officials are praised for orderly court proceedings and a thriving building economy. Sheriff McLaughlin houses many boarders in the county jail, with rising inmate numbers from Marshield. County Clerk Renne reports seven hundred bubaters issued. Young locals Donald Connos and Resh Mollipeter, both thirteen, are among the citys youngest gum slayers licensed. Grand Rapids shows broad prosperity. waterworks divers plan a cross river main to supply spin water, while river water is still used on the east and west sides.
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McLaughlin
Mine
Seldany
Marshield
Renne
Donald Connos
Grand Rapids
Wand
Rens
Innand
Watet
Death of Alverth Gray A Civil War Veteran
Alverth Gray aged sixty died at his Fourth Street home Monday morning after apoplexy. He had suffered a prior illness and a shock while walking near Northwestern tracks, then collapsed and recovered. A resident about ten years, he leaves a wife and five children, including son George Gray of Medford and four daughters. He served in the Civil War with the 1st Wisconsin. Funeral was held Wednesday with Rev. de AL Wekinney presiding.
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Alverth
Gray
Fourth Street
George Gray
Medford
Mesdanes
John Wersing
Willien Wepfer
Ray MecDon
Vansary
Dassie Gray
1St
Wisconsin Regiment
de AL Wekinney
Killed the Burglar In Marshfield Sleep Vigil
A Marshfield resident woke by a scratching noise and confronted darkness armed with a chair. He found the culprit not a man but a wash bowl submerged in water, its insert causing the ruckus as he attempted to grip the porcelain with his toes.
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Marshfield
Estray Notice From Wis. Describes Strayed Colts and Bronco
Estray notice from SIOUX KROSTAC of 4913 Kozellville Wis describes two two year old colts and a gelding mare tagged mare Weismiurk on hip. A three bay colt and a bronco aged two years are missing. Reward offered for information leading to recovery.
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Tye Ye
Weismiurk
Mar
Kozellville
Wis
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