D A R Conference Pleases at Marshfield Meeting
The Marshfield chapter hosts the Daughters of the American Revolution state conference with a welcome display on Central Avenue and an elegant luncheon at St Alban's guild hall. Delegates hear reports, attend social events, and honor longtime members as Oshkosh and Marshfield chapters promote patriotism and historic preservation.
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Marshfield
Citizens United
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Society
America
John F. Cole
Andrews
George F. Sabin
Oshkosh Chanter
F. H. van Ostrand
Hume
Central Wisconsin Holstein Stock Sale at Marshfield Fairgrounds
The Central Wisconsin Holstein Treaders association schedules a sale at the Marshfield Fairgrounds on a Wednesday in November. The paper notes dairying as Wisconsin farming’s backbone and praises breeders listed as contributors from Thorp Auburndale Granton Neillsville Junction City Marshfield Eau Claire Loyal and Marshfield. The column emphasizes improving production, recording daily data, and replacing hoarders with pure bred stock.
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Central Wisconsin Holstein Treaders Association
Marshfield Fair Grounds
Wisconsin
Tcre
Wm. Krause
Thorp
Charles Kieffer
Auburndale
R. W. Moe
Granton
Emig Brothers
Neillsville
G. A. Emig
Junction
Local visitors and events noted in Marshfield area
Local items report J J Normington visiting Stevens Point and Rose Kasberger returning from Seattle. Advertisements announce Ideal Lunch Room hours and hot meals. Screenings include The Broken Coin at New Adler Opera House and Vogel's Big City Minstrels. Residents Rose Putnam and A Roder families travel, plus a stock sale at Marshfield fairgrounds on November 8 1915. Teachers from Eau Claire attend a convention. local rummage sale planned by Presbyterian ladies. Hospital progress for Mrs Kingsbury, Central avenue lighting upgrades underway, and a football game at the high school ends 39 to 1 with senior dissent.
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Ideal
S. Central Avenue
Rose Kasberger
Seattle
Adleronera House
Vogel
Big City
Greenville
Tawa
Thin City
Rozellville
Central Wisconsin
Kleisteiners
Maurshfield Fair Grounds
Marshfield
Eau Claire
Grace Webb
Julia Walters
Clara Ward
Presbyterian Lading Ald Society
Hub Ily
2Nd Street
Cleveland Kingsbury
St. Joseph's Hospital
Jay Tice
Rocky Mountain
Central Avenue
Kestel's
Sechafer
Entertaining Week of Parties at Mrs Mc Culloch Home
Mrs Ross E Andrews and Mrs William W McCulloch hosted two charming events this week at the Mc Culloch residence. About sixty invitations were issued for each, a luncheon and bridge on Saturday with Mrs George S Wood of Chicago as guest of honor, autumn color decor and cranberry centerpieces. A tea followed yesterday with an afternoon of orige and a guest prize awarded. The Catholic Lady Foresters announce a card party at the school hall on Thursday November 20. The Fortnightly Musical club was hosted by Mrs Edward Barr Friday. L C T hall preparations are advancing as tickets sell, travelers receiving cordial receptions among business and professional men. Home from the big shoot in Jacksonville Florida are George A Gant, Huntzicker, Carp William Mittlesteadt and Leo Trudeau. national guard teams won high honors, Wisconsin placed sixth. Captain Huntzicker served as inspector of small arms, Trudeau as cook, Mittlesteadt and Sergeant Mueller on the Wisconsin team. Mueller expected home this week.
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Ross E. Andrews
William W. McCulloch
Catholic Lady Foresters
BIG Shoot Gant
George A. Huntzicker
Carp
William Mittlesteadt
Leo Tru Jeau
Jacksonville
Fis
Regular Army
Marine Gorps
National Guard
Wisconsin
Wwelve
Huntzicker
Mr. Trudeau
Mittlesteadt
Sergt. Mueller
Mueller
Woman's Club Meeting Highlights School Topics
The Womans club met at the guild hall Monday afternoon to discuss The Club and the School. Children from the kindergarten performed songs and dances. Mrs Frank A Noll spoke on The School Industrial Cultural and Social Art as a Moral Voice in Schools. A panel on Music in the Schools was to be read by Mrs Edward Garr but was presented by Mrs Hamilton Roddis. A closing paper Nurse in Schools How She May Bring About Moral and Dental Service was omitted due to Mrs Roy Hastings absence. Miss Margaret Omisbury of Milwaukee spoke on school nursing and disease precautions with Miss Salisbury describing Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis efforts.
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St. Alban’s
Edward Ferguson
Milwaukee
Thomas Hoyt Brown
W. KE. Anderson
Wisconsin
Brown
W. FW. C
Miss Ward
Marshfield
Grover
Homer
Womans Club
Guild Hall
Frank A. Noll
Edward. Garr
Hamilton Roddis
Roy Hastings
Margaret. Omisbury
Salt on Apples and Rats in Germany
Humorous clippings compare odd food habits and animal control as brief witticisms. A lampoon notes a German rat catcher serves without charge, while others joke about salt on apples and catsup on pies, finishing with an editor's note about dockage for sloppy writing.
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Germany
Barley Wanted in Market Brief Amid Lovelorn Lines
The report humorously notes demand for barley as a metaphor in a ball game scene. It mentions Wombat in love with a young woman, referenced as a gick of 7 1, with promises of high market price for choice barley. The Louisville Cour Held Brewing Co journal is cited.
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Wombat
Louisville Cour- Held Brewing Co
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Marsh- Field
Marsfield Times
D. A
Daughters
Edward B. Barr
The
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Nachelor
Strathmore
Bertie Errol
Lucille ¢. Vavasour
Romate
Guy Count’ de Valvour Mare
Charles Clary
Asunee
Alfred Paget
Anc
Billington
Hur Highy
Drene Runt
Ve. Ray Myars
Elmer Clifton
J. J. Normington
Stevens Foint
Edward Barr
L. C. T. Hall
Sty
Woman’s Club
Umson
Youngstown
Houston Post
Grand Rapids Press
Ory PO
Rose Bros
Anna Weiland
Maple S
Adler Opera House
E-L& Film CO
Chicago
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