A Home Talent Drama Promoted by Major Dillenback
Major M. G. Dillenback directs The Union Scout, a five act war drama, at two performances November 5 and 6. Home talent and militia join in a first-class production with a red cross sword drill by eighteen girls after the show. Cast includes Wilt Dan Unloo Scat T. Magruder and others. Tickets 25 35 50 cents at Horn's.
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M. G. Dillenback
Company A
Union
Scout
Dillenback
Wilt Dan
Unloo
Scat
T. Magruder
North
Federiaty Arm Tuck Wondcurt
Harry Wooden
Nielson
Stewart
J Albert Crawford
Woodrum
Elvillan
Hevania Loevl
Christina Binlor
Helpind
Bonnie
Jackella Larson
Dean
Harr Os
Linford
Sanford
Red Cross
Horn's
Married Fifty Years At St Johns Church Anniversary Service
A fifty-year marriage anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. George Wilhelm was celebrated at St John’s church with a morning service led by Rev. Fr. John Eisen. Relatives from out of town attended, a home reception followed, and the couple, aged 77 and 74, reside on South Central Avenue after twenty-one years in Marshfield. The couple have twelve children, five of whom survive.
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St. John's Church
George Wilhelm
John Eisen
George
Agnes Bauer
Wilhelm
South Central Avenue
W. S. Powell
Second Street
Sparta
J. F. Young
Valuation Board Sets Total Property at 2931000
The city board of equalization completed its review raising total valuation to 2 931 000 with real property 2 157 195 and personal property 773 865. The assessor’s total was 2 712 621, with real estate 2 104 555 and personal property 608 066. The increase chiefly adds to personal property, reducing the tax rate to likely under one half percent. The council will levy the tax November 4. A runaway horse frightens a driver near Hartl's corner, causing a minor injury. the horse raced four miles, crossing bridges and guards before stopping near a main line, the horse and buggy largely undamaged.
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City Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
Common Council
George Campbell
Campbell
Hartl's
Walnut Street
Frank Upham
J. P. Hume
Omaha
Yellow River
First National Bank Marshfield Savings Pitch
An advertisement invites deposits with 24 percent annual interest for sums of one dollar and up, promising growth of savings over time. It offers free safe-keeping of valuable papers and promotes easy access to the bank for all, inviting readers to visit.
Capital and Officers of a Bank or Firm
Capital five zero thousand dollars with surplus and undivided profit two thousand dollars. Officers include W D Connor RL Kraus and O G Lindemann with president and vice president roles. Directors named Candler and others. Solicits accounts of manufacturing and mercantile individuals and promises favorable banking services and prompt attention. Drafts void all joints in the United States and Europe. Safety deposit boxes offered.
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Europe
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Ed. Schultz
Veerkind
Schultz
Fred Warsinske
W. 8
Cart
Greenwood
Emoa Oestreich
Rheinhold Steffen
Immanuel's Lutheran Church
J. H. Preiss
Charles Stuhr
Wahle
Major Chase
Philippines
Havana
McCoy
3Rd
U. S. Infantry
Milwaukee
Harry Bayne
J. Hammel
Mr. Bayne
Mrs
Bertha Pelton
Grand Rapids
Dodge Center
Minn
Wisconsin
Charles C. Hartley
Dodge Center Transfer
Dodge County
Mina
Editorial
Greenwood Gleaner
Brother Noyes
Judge Bump
Julius Peck
Powell
George C. Willson
J. J. O'Connor
Marshfield
Crockery
Savings Bank
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wis
American National Bank
W.D, Connor, Rl, Kraus, O G. Lindemann
Candler
W. D. Connor, Rl, Kraus, Mich, Steinmetz
P. N. Christensen
E. E. Winch
M. Deming
C. G. Lindmann
Cashier
T. F. Roessler
Tailors
Central Ave
G. A. Warsinske
Central Avenue
J. W. Bird, M.D
Ofice
Strong
Ava
Geat
Sale
Ose
Rothers
Schmirler’s
Chas
Schmirler
The
Times
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