Marshfield and Neillsville Tie in Strenuous High School Game
The Marshfield and Neillsville high schools played a full speed four quarter football contest at the fair grounds ending in a 0 to 0 tie. Marshfield showed edge in ground gains and end runs by Kraus and Wright while Emmy Wright and teammates provided strong blocking. Both teams offered stout defense and clean play with high sportsmanship. Next Saturday Marshfield hosts Stevens Point, then travels to Neillsville for the rematch.
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Fairgrounds
Marshfield
Neillsvile
Capt
Kraus
Pat Wright
Emmy Wright
Wright
Opr
Grand Rapids
Drollinger
Hope
Wable
Masten
Neillsville
High School
Mechler
Delmore
Marheld
E. Wright
Thom
Stevens Point
Marshield
Neilisville
Marshfield boxer Kreisch wins fifth straight tournament
Marshfield boxing talent swept into Stratford last Friday night as Kid Kreisch defeated Young Stanley of Eau Claire by KO in the fifth round after leading from the start. A six round draw followed when Battling Braem faced Rough House Rossman. The M E Ladies plan an autumn rommage sale October 18 at the Wegner building next to Mochler's jewelry store with many cheap goods offered.
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Marshfield
Stratford
Kid Kreisch
Young
Stanley
Eau Claire
Young Prychla
Stevens Point
Kreisch
Braem
Rough House
Rossman
M. E. Ladies and Society
Wegner
Mochler
Taft to Attend National Dairy Show in Chicago
President Taft accepted an invitation from the National Dairy show board and will attend the Chicago event Monday morning October 30 to address attendees. Afterward he will tour the dairy products exhibit and be invited to taste the world's greatest cheese weighing 12,000 pounds and rising over six tons.
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Chicago
Taft
Board of Directors
Features For Marshfield Homecoming Plans
Discussion on features and entertainment for Marshfield’s June homecoming marking the twenty-fifth anniversary of the 1987 fire. Proposals include a large indoor art and industrial exposition in the armory linked hall with booths, booths for exhibitors, and space for arts, crafts, and products. Also urged are athletic exhibitions parades old timer meetings automobile excursions park picnics and carnivals with strong local decorating and entertainment to ensure a creditable show.
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Marshfield
Armory ‘Oy
Marshfield Knights of Pyrphias Lodge to Resume
Marshfield seeks reorganization of Knights of Pyrphi as lodge No. 182. Old members pledge allegiance to restore the lodge, with Grand Chancellor R J Warner of Sheboygan and Grand Trustee B F Libby of Fond du Lac promoting the effort. New and former members urged to join as charter is restored to its former relations.
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Marshfield
Marshfield Lodge No. 182
Busy Izzy to Appear at New Adier Opera House Oct 21
A new musical entertainment Busy Izzy starring George Sidney and comedienne Cartie Wabber is booked for an October 21 appearance at the New Adier Opera House. The show has drawn large crowds nationwide and features a strong cast and chorus.
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Izzy
George Sidney
New Adier Opera House
Cartie Wabber
Mr. Sidney
Charity Ball Set for October 26 to Aid City Poor
The Helping Hand society, a Marshfield benevolent group aiding the sick and needy, plans its annual Charity Ball at the Armory on October 26. Membership costs 25 cents to join and annually, with proceeds funding clothing, food, nurses, and baskets for families in need. Last year the ball raised about 70 dollars, funding 28 Christmas baskets costing 2.90 each, and organizers anticipate a larger turnout amid forecasted harsh weather. The event supports elderly and vulnerable residents while promoting charity and community service.
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Marshfield Society
J. P. Tiffault
Hayward
Keller
City Charity Society Names Five District Chairmen
The president appoints five chairmen to lead district committees and report citizens in need. Appointees include Mrs. E. N. DuFour, Mrs. Jos. Marsh, Mrs. E. C. Pors, Mrs. C. E. Blodgett, and Mrs. Ralph Baker, with Ralph Baker serving as Treasurer and Mrs. Frank Nolt as Secretary.
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Ralph Baker
Frank Nolt
E. N. DuFour
Jos. Marsh
E. C. Pors
C. E. Blodgett
Women to push Y M C A for town boys
May organize Miss Leslie Spence and Alma Brown urge a city YMCA for exercise and amusement for boys. They canvassed merchants, found strong support, and call on men to organize a permanent association with reading rooms billiard spaces bowling alleys and gymnasium to curb dissension and ensure discipline. A suitable building is sought.
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Leslie Spence
Alma Brown
Dows
Act
M.C. A
Soo System orders steel coaches for passenger trains
The Soo System places a large order for steel coaches including two buffet cars six sleeping cars three parlor cars a foot 70 ft mail car and nineteen sixty five foot coaches. Cars will be steel with electric light and hot water heating but finished inside in wood. They will serve all passenger trains on the line soon.
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Soo
Doctors Meet at Wausau October 12
Dr R P Potter secretary of the Ninth Councilor District Medical Society calls a meeting in Wausau at the K P Kali for Thursday October 12 Principal speakers include Dr Hernan F Schlegel of Wangan Dr E L Mason of Eau Claire and Dr Joseph A Cupps of Chicago A banquet follows at 8 p m at the Hellis House
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R. P. Potter
Ninth
Councilor District Medical Society
Wausau
Black River Falls Ravaged by Flood Barrage
The flood last week broke the Dells and Hatfield dams, washing out Water and Main streets in Black River Falls. About 37 buildings were wrecked in under 30 minutes with losses estimated at 500 000 to 1 000 000 dollars. Bridges and homes vanished as military companies were stationed to deter vandalism. No insurance coverage existed for flood losses.
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Black River
Hatfield
Black River Falls
J. J. McGillivray
Dells
Water Street
Main Street
Eau Claire and
Mauston
Hood
Wisconsin River
Wapson
Reth Child Dam
Mosinee
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
Marx Confirmed City Sealer of Weights and Measures
At a Tuesday night meeting last week Jos Marx was confirmed as City Sealer of Weights and Measures with an annual salary of 150 dollars. He must inspect all city weighing devices at least twice yearly and investigate complaints of wrong or defective weights and measures. The amended law will govern the matter as published in the Times. Marx is described as capable and energetic and will perform duties with fairness and impartiality.
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Marx
Times
Popular Lecture By Miss Tingling At City Hall
Miss Christine Tingling of England, national lecturer for the W C T U, will address a mass meeting at City Hall next Sunday night October 15. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Music will be provided by home talent.
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Christine Tingling
England
City Hall
Miss Tingling
Muslic
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American Pretty Association
President Taft
Marshfield Knights
A. J. Warner
Grand Trustes
B. F. Libby
Hare
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