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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1911

Page

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Marshfield Dam Breach Damages Lake Shore Floods and Repair Underway

The Marshfield embankment breach at the artificial lake caused flooding east of the power plant and halted traffic along Richfield road. Water reached five feet deep near the Hut er and Kalsched mill as a coffer dam was built to restore lake levels for ice cutting and skating. Residents began repairs Monday after the section crumbled, washing away a strip of embankment south of the concrete spillway.

Hatfield Dam Richfield Road Hafer & Kalsced Bridge Huter Kalsched Ehrhardt Tca Amemis

Marshfield Times opens volume thirty three with aims for growth

The Marshfield Times marks its thirty third year as a steady local paper. It urges unity to attract new industries and strengthen existing institutions while focusing on agriculture, the Central Wisconsin State fair, municipal economy, home trade, schools and churches, well kept homes and parks, and improved public facilities. It emphasizes a conservative, opportunity seeking policy for the coming year.

Times Marshfield Central Avenue Elkhorn

Unique theatre to aid Black River Falls sufferers

Mrs Id a Fryer proprietor of the Unique theatre will aid Black River Falls sufferers by donating one half the receipts at next Thursday nights shows A specially strong program of pictures will be given with musical numbers Those who wish to aid the Hood sufferers by a small contribution can accomplish this end and will get their money's worth at the same time Fifty percent of the Box office receipts will be given to the local committees to be forwarded to Black River Falls It's Thursday night Oct ?

Ida Fryer Unique Theatre Black River Falls the Hood Black Over Salles

City allocates 250 dollars for Black River Falls aid

Mayor Connor convened a special common council meeting to provide relief for Black River Falls. The council approved a 250 dollar grant from general funds and added three dollars in meeting fees as a personal donation. A five member citizen committee was appointed to solicit further private donations citywide. The text notes prior large sums collected and expected relief for food and clothing as the town relocates to higher ground.

Common Council Connor Black River Falls J. J. Varney G. J. Leonard Hugo Wegener EB. S. Bailey John A. Kestel

Felker Bros Gas Welder Explained to Editor

Felker Bros MFG Co presents its new gas welder using oxygen and acetylene mixed to reach intense heat at the weld. The German invention allows swift, precise fusing of steel, cast iron, and malleable iron, enabling tank welding and farm machinery parts with durable results.

Felker Bros. Mfg. CO Heven Avainar

Madison Show "Busy Izzy" lauded as hit of year

Manager Adler relayed a telegram from Fuller opera house Madison praising George Sidney in Busy Izzy as one of the best musical comedies seen there. Elaborate scenery costumes and a handsome chorus noted. Curtain held to 8:50 for merchants and clerks. Stierle Bros. extend photo special offers at their two studios.

Adler Fuller Opera House Madison George Sidney Izzy Sidney

OHM SHERIFF STRICKEN MONDAY

Joh Sheriff, longtime caretaker for the Connor and Paulus buildings and the Presbyterian church, suffered a paralytic stroke Monday. He collapsed while moving a heavy load of wood and is confined at home on Third Street under Dr. Potter’s care. The prominent Mason will receive constant brethren attendance during recovery.

Joh Sheriff Connor Paulus Presbyterian Cutch Sheriff Third Street Potter Masonic

Supper for the Men at First Presbyterian Church

A men’s supper is set for Thursday at 6 30 PM in church parlors hosted by the congregation committee. An all male audience will hear talks titled A Doctor and his Hobby by Dr Karl Doege War Stories by Hon W H Upham A School Man and his Hobby by William Otto A Lawyer and his Hobby by C B Edwards A Man with many Hobbies by John P Cole and A Married man’s Hobby by Hon W D Connor, with an orchestra to perform selections.

First Presbyterian Church Karl Doege W. H. Upham William Otto C. B. Edwards John P.cole W. D. Connor

Y M C A Boosters Meet May 19 at City Hall

Y M C A Av Booster Club president Wilmer Drollinger calls a May 19 meeting at city hall for all interested in supporting the Y M C A movement. The club, now 78 members, aims to boost to 800 pledged, with a benefit play, Bachelor’s Hall, planned. rehearsals began Tuesday with a capable cast.

Wilmer Drollinger Y. M C. Av Merton Vanderhof Elmer | Dickerson Melvin Kraus Ways and Means William Upham Geo. Wahle Elmer Dickerson Chas. Powers H. Bartman Press Melville Masten Elmer| Nolt Beyard Pat Wright Frank Stauber Reuting Theodore Witt Adolph Zetzler Merton Vanderhoof Mr. Hedgecock Mr. Hedgecock. Furnishing:—Herbert Weber, iCbas, Normington Arthur Lasmie Philip Bauman Victor Hartwell

Fine Woodrow Farm Auction Near City

At 10 a m Thursday Oct 19 the 80 acre Henry Woodrow farm six miles southeast of the city will be sold at auction. The highly improved land includes windmill silos large barns an extra good house and all outbuildings in Wood county. A large amount of personal property also to be sold. Kieffer Jieffer Geo H Welton ent.

Henry Woodrow Wood County Kieffer &Jieffer Geo, H, Welton Ent

Stevens Point Loses Hard Battle at Marshfield

Stevens Point faced a tough 16 point defeat to Marshfield after a close game with tied score in the first half. Kraus and Wing starred on offense while Drollinger and Mechler anchored defense. Post game, seniors and staff joined a Symnasium dance as hosts celebrated the season’s efforts.

Neitlsy Hown Steve" Point Marshfiek Stevens Point Marshieid Vitors Speed Plack Kraus Eldom Wing Wixht Drollinger Wable Shane Mechh Shou Emmy Wright Watle Hape Mechler Thom Warfield Drollin Masten Biche Delmore Wood Wright Symnasium

Cemetery Committee Organizes In City Meeting

The city cemetery committee met Monday evening with all three members present. Officers were elected: President A. L. MacFarlane, Secretary Herman Buchmiller, Treasurer George W. Uphaning. Plans included removing the front fence this fall and improving entrances. A new five acre western addition was under consideration with plans for grading and layout of alleys and drives to serve each lot.

City Cemetery Committee A. L. MacFarlane Herman Buchmiller George W. Uphaning Avery

Carload of Pears Expected for Wednesday Sale

A carload of Kiefer pears is expected to arrive Wednesday October 18. The shipment includes 800 bunkers and will be offered at 75 cents per barrel with a favorable bargain felt by buyers and dealers.

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