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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1916

Page

4

Officers Elected by Medical Men in Wisconsin

Madison elects Dr. T J Dearholt as president of the State Medical Society with Dr Josaph Smith and J F Kember named vice presidents. Dr Rock Slyster and Dr A B Halt chosen as secretary and treasurer. Delegates for the American Medical Association convention to be held in New York next June are Dr H M Brown and Dr Rock Styster. Milwaukee to host the next convention. Marshfield doctors attended the Madison meeting, traveled by Drege roadster, returning via Kilbourn and Friendshin to Adams County, where routes through sparsely cultivated farms contrasted with Marshfield’s prosperity. AVERTER FOR THE WEEK lists temperatures from Monday Oct 2 to Saturday Oct 7.

Madison Wisco T. J. Dearholt Milwaukee State Medical Josaph Smith J. F. Kember Janesville Rock Slyster Waupan A. BR. Halt Ripon Trarer Amecan Medical Association New York H. M. Brown Rock Styster K. W. Dooges W. A. Mason Marshfield Drege Haraboo Kilbourn Shin Adams County Dells Wisconsin River

Bressert Ohm Wedding At Hewitt Green Church

William Bessert and Mae Ohm were married at Hewitt German Church with Rev. Ristuw officiating. Bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Ohm of Hewitt. groom's are Mr. and Mrs. Yuerman Bessert of Paltes, Crilim County. They will reside on groom’s farm at Pate tex, UW. Alumni progress note: Marshfield alumni planned a city meeting to draft a constitution and bylaws for a local association, with a follow up session next Monday at 7 in the Box of Cummores office to elect officers.

Bressert OHM William Bessert Sind Maio Ohns Hewith Geroan Tw Ristuw Auburn William Ohm Hewitt Yuerman Bessert Paltes Crlumet County Patetex Marshfield University Wisconsin Aml Cummores

Vacation plans and family gathering at Dix residence

Gerwing family including Helen and two children plan a vacation at Mr Alys Willian H. Dix's home in pati. They will spend two weeks with a family reunion noted. The chief intends to take his shotgun and hunt rabbits during the stay, reflecting his pastime.

Gerwing Helen Gerwi Alys Willian H. Dix Pati Dix Rame

William Liddwige arraigned on auto ordinance violation

William Liddwige faced a Wednesday court for operating a vehicle after dark in Benting ton under the local ordinance. Officer Jacob King testified. he was fined 10 dollars and court costs, totaling Sidon. Frank Law appeared for speeding on a complaint by Henry D. Oestreich and was fined 10 dollars plus costs, totaling Bid oad.

William Liddwige Bentington Sidon Jacob King Frank Law Wagener Henry D. Oestreich

Wiscote Dairymen Convenes Forty Fifth Meeting

The Wiscote Dairymen's Association will hold its forty fifth convention on December 1 at Waunaca Dairy.

Wiscote Dairymen'’s Association Waunaca Dairym

Miss Esther Boston Dines With Fifteen Guests

Esther Boston was guest of honor at a six o'clock dinner hosted by Mrs J N Pieckert on Main Street last Monday. Fifteen young ladies were seated for dinner, with mountain berry decorations on the table.

Esther Boston J. N. Pieckert Main Street Stevens Point

Local Social Notes Track Town Happenings and Moves

Baked names and places fill this fragmentary social column. Mrs Latis Was hareer hosts visitors including Mr and Mrs Joona Radlinger who moved to Marchfield this week. Ed Schulhauser and Frank Cleivhsnerys crews finished painting at several houses and a barn. A basket social and tree dance are planned next week at Lincoln Park with music and baskets urged. Threshing nears end and Ott place completes the last field work in the district.

Hewitt Frank Anna Gleiehsner George Fischer I Lincoln Park Ott Place

Our Display At State Fair Wounds Prize Quality

The state fair display showcased four products with notable arts involvement and prizes. Corn and threshing samples showed excellent quality with a silage corn bundle fourteen feet high, coated well, on display. The fruit display earned top praise and the judging committee included C. J. Leu, Grand Rapids. Christ Wilt, Marshfield. W. W. Clark, Grand Rapids. GW. Brown, Ditts ville. and J. A. Ghanman, Marshfield, Wisconsin Parmer.

C. J. Leu Grand Rapids Christ Wilt Marsh

Woman Drowned Crossing Creek In Leaky Boat

Mrs Alex Welihowski drowned when attempting to cross Rocky Run creek in a leaky boat between Tanction City and Stevens Point. Her husband saved himself as the craft sank in seven feet of water. the body was recovered soon after.

Alex. Welihowski Rocky Run Creek Tanction City Stevens Point

Marshfield Loses to Wausau 44 to 0 in Turbulent Game

Marshfield was defeated by Wausau 44 to 0 on Saturday. Wausau opened with 19 points in the first five minutes, then Marshfield stalled. neither side scored again until Wausau added a late touchdown. Marshfield fumbled at the 16 yard line, many substitutions came late, and several disputes over calls occurred. Next week Marshfield hosts Medford with hopes of a big win. Public Welfare ideas were discussed by Oshkosh club members at city hall, including Christmas dinner plans for underfed children and a drive to expand charitable service in the area.

Marshfield Wausau Wauesans Wau Dooge R. B Goetz R. T Vaughn R. G. Marsh Aus Senn McCarr Medford Womar’s Club State Federation Milwaukee Prank A H. A. Lathrop J. G. Hayward Conchs Ee Chage Aiso Mion Oshkosh

Democratic talks planned for week across state

The Democratic campaign includes William Wolfe and state candidates plus national speakers under the committee. J. Sharp Williams and others will tour Princeton Waunan Stevens Point La Crosse Appleton Kenosha and other cities through Thursday to Saturday. Senator Hastings will visit Neillsville tomorrow amid a prominent Democrat meeting. Also Jewish New Year Yom Kippur observed with closures and prayers in Marshfield communities.

William Wolfe United Stat Alienal Committee Son Jorn Sharp Williams Kagkauna Aswell Aghland Brough Grand Rapids Paul O. Hasting Gi Mills Richland Center Burt Williams Princeton J. J. Lentz Waunun Superior Gov. Brough Stevens Point Cone Tolingon State Department Neillsville Busting Antigo William F. Wolfe la Crosse John Sharp Williams Appleton Husting Omro Phillips Gene Johnson Kenosha Marinette Chilton Medford Cane Johnson Senator Hasting Marshfield

Amusements at Adler and Trin theaters this week

Marshfield patrons enjoy high class vaudeville at the Frank BE. Long Stock company with Mrs Long managing after her husband’s death. Cal Stewart headlines at Adler Sunday matinee and night with Gipsy Rossini and Marjorie Ewart. Additional film reels free. The Troubadours rehearsing for next week’s Adler show. Trin theater features Bille Burke in Gloria's Romance and Agnes Vernon in The Cat. Vanity Fair and other acts noted with large crowds at Trio Cheater.

Frank BE. Long Adler Theater Marsh Field Agier Theater Cal Stewart Josh Phonograph Victrola Punkin Center Guls Gipsy Rossini Marjorie Ewart Comedienne Gianist Stewart Dina New York Minnie Maddern Fiske Penelt Red Peart Catrolie Church

Guardsmen End Longest Peace Time March at Luxelle

Guardsmen completed the longest military march in peace time with over 24 000 troops supplied and watered along nineteen mile sections. The advance moved in clockwork fashion with camps fifteen miles away in view. San Antonio prepared as flags waved and officials awaited the parade pass by Alamo Plaza.

Luxelle. Tex Landstanes San Antonio United State Pierre Meltinger Oshkowl

It’s Bad Business to Sell Bad Eggs Bulletin

The Bureau of Chemistry in the Department of Agriculture issued a bulletin declaring eggs with yolk on the shell, mold, black spots, fixed robs, addled yolks, or any filthy or decomposed content adulterated. The USDA will enforce last February’s ruling allowing confiscation and fines or imprisonment for losses over four percent, with penalties of 200 dollars for first offenses and 300 dollars or imprisonment up to one year for subsequent offenses.

Bureau of Chemistry of the de+ sparement of agriculture Department United States Department of Agriculture

Paralyzed Infant Dies in Eau Claire Case

The two year old child of Louis Dupless died today in Eau Claire Wisconsin after a brief illness attributed to infantile paralysis. The death underscores health concerns in the area as families seek medical guidance and preventive care. Residents await further details from local health authorities.

Eau Claire Wis Louis Dupless

War Echoes and Personal Reflections in Remarks by Marshall

A fragmented wartime speech fragment references Verdun and Milwaukee remarks by Vice-President Marshall. The speaker muses on love, war, and the idea that conflict shapes existence, comparing life after war to various social and personal losses.

Germans Discuss Submarine Policy Impasse in Berlin

Bertin via Londons reports that after days of confidential talks among Chancellor von Beth, cabinet members, and a Reichstag committee, there is little progress on submarine policy and foreign affairs. The session occurred before the ways and means committee.

Bertin Londens von Beth Reichstag Tessun

Wisconsin Special Session Addresses Voting by Mail for Soldiers

The Wisconsin legislature met in special session called by Governor Phil son to allow state soldiers to vote by mail in the November election. The plan foresees voting from home without in-person requests, altering the current system and aiming to secure voter participation for the national guard.

Wisconsin

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