Letters reveal effort to justify Army fund handling
Edward Q. Witt argues Company A officers have properly accounted for funds totaling up to 119.50 from various sources and requests scrutiny by Marshfield citizens. Capt Schoenhofen, replying, explains how funds were sent to the band and company, including express charges, and asks Witt to publish receipts to resolve misunderstandings.
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Company A
Sehael- Fofen
Schoonh
Farthermore
Herald
Witt
Leo. H. Schoenhofen
Benefit Club
Border
Schoenhofen
Schoonhofen
Schoonhuten
Marshliind
Wis
Hdl
San Antonio
Gand and Company
Aia Toy Express
Pease
Express
Mechet
Genetutclus
Chicago
Satyy Iast
Ones
Perhans
Herald and Benefit Club
Capt
L. H. Schoenhofen
Allen's Foot-Base antiseptic powder ad notice
The text promotes Allen's Foot-Base antiseptic powder for foot comfort, relief from tired swollen feet, and prevention of blisters. It claims to relieve corns and bunions, dusts shoes for dancing parties and breaking in new shoes, and offers a 25 cent price with a free trial package by sending to Allen, Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Local town notes mention travel and social events
Mrs. Hamilton Roddis was a Wau tay viewee yesterday. Mrs. W. S. Heaton returned from Boston with her daughter Helen who will enter school there. Invitations go out for a luncheon and bridge party next Tuesday. Alex La Point and Jacob Wilheim fished at Gill's Landing and hunted ducks. The group with the Bloomquists enjoyed a hunting and fishing trip Namakogen. all report a pleasant time. Monday Card club met. winners of six games were invited to dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Gite TF. Veers completed a 600 mile automobile honeymoon visiting Ashland Duluth and the Twin Cities. An ad seeks many women for pimples and beautification by Sextan Bros. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Pankow returned from Dodge County after visiting for two weeks and Milwaukee for a portmasters’ convention.
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Gite TF. Veers
Ashland
Duluth
Twin Cities
Rochester
Winona
Minn
Sextan Bros
Meg
A. G. Pankow
Dodge County
Milwaukee
Pankow
Portmasters
Wausau
Mrs. Pankow
Adler theater to feature weekly lineup of films and shows
The Adler theater announces a coming week of film features and live acts. Metro opens with The Grip of Evil episodes five and six, The Way of a Woman, and Hypocrites. Saturday is Metro night with a forthcoming play title, Sunday offers Triangle feature nights with Hart in The Apostle of Vengeance and Yatty Arbuckle in The Waiters Ball. Matinees at 3 pm and 8 pm shows, tickets at Liese's. September Morn musical comedy arrives October 25.
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Adler Theater
Metro
Patheters
Triangle
Metro Night
William §. Hart
Yatty Arbuckle
Liese
Adler
Trio theater to present Tittle Girl Next Door feature
The Trio theater announces an AF2 special feature for Friday and Saturday October 27 and 28 titled The Tittle Girl Next Door a drama exposing white slavery and vice and teaching a high moral lesson based on the Illinois Vice Commission report It features notable figures including Mayor Thompson and Lieutenant Governor Barrett O Hara of Illinois Gloria's Romane continues today and tonight at the Trio with the fifth chapter The Gathering Storms Manager Kliner notes every Monday is Mu-
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Trio Theater
AF2
Tittle Girl Next
Ilinois Vice Commission
Thompson
Barrett O’hara
Illinois
Gloria
Kliner
Weeklong movie bill at Adler theater opens October 40
The J. W. Bayley Stock company will appear at the Adler theater for a week of splendid bills starting with Wanted by the Police. Fox features Tuesday, Billie Burke in Gloria Wednesday, Vitagraph Thursday and Klaine-Edison Friday, Vitagraph Saturday, and World Film Sunday summarize a busy program with no house scenery used.
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Mutual Film Co
Fox Film Co
Billie Burke
Gloria
Vitagraph
KlJeine Edison
Trio Theatre
Tual
Fox
Klaine-Edison
World Film Corporation Productions
J. W. Bayley Stock Company
Wil
Cnen
Adler Theater
Marshfield DAR October meeting program details
Marshfield chapter Daughters of the American Revolution to meet October 19 with Mrs. Finney hosting. Program includes author L Frank Troker presenting Return of the Captain and Captain Ashore, Miss Marie Sexton reports delegates to state convention, roll call and current events. Also notice of temporary office relocation around October 20 due to building delays. Fortnightly Musical Club gathering led by Mrs. McCulloch Friday with History of Music chapter 23 led by Miss Grover, vocal duet May the Maiden, Sibelius works, and Peasant's Wedding March performed by Mrs. Mason and others.
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D. A. BR
Marshfield
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. W. McCulloch
Miss Grover
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Edward Q. Witt
Second
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Weyman-Bruton Company
Union Square
New York City
Hart’s
Central Ave
N. Central Ave
Hamilton Roddis
Roy C. Hastings
Wilson
John H. Gundy
Alex la Point
Jacob Wilheim
Gill's Landing
S. J. Bloomquist
Namakogen
Havening
Adler Theatre
House OF Quality
Great Pathe
Pathe News
Grand Triangle
William S. Hart
Apostle OF
Fatty Arbuckle
Liese’s
J. B. Vedder
the Wanderer
Winch
R. Collan Bo
W. HL Soderberg
Connor
Romanze
Mrs. Winch
Hallen
J. Sibelius
Candy May the Maiden
C Dickinson
Mrs. Bly
Tintundis
Sibelius
Adler Opera House
J. Willard Bayley Stock Co
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