Bi partisan slate praised by voters in Wood County
A long note from The Times purports to echo voter sentiment on the November election. It suggests a Democratic county ticket may attract the largest vote yet while noting support for Philipp as governor and Karel as another governor candidate amid religious issue controversy. A Marshfield reader’s suggested ticket blends Republican and Democrat names. It lists Governor Emanuel L Philipp and other statewide and local offices with names across columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Karel
Karel
Philpp
Times
Emanuel L. Philipp
Melvin A. Hoyt
Harry C. Triesle
Marshfield
County of
Grand Rapids Tribune
The
Herald
Tribune
al B. Sutor
Drumb
Sutor
Grand Rapids
A. B. Bever
B. EL. Ames
Heads
Nate Anderson
I. H. Eberhardt
Mexars
Bever
Ames
Eberhardt
Anderson
Autos used to hunt rabbits after dark in Wausau
A Milwaukee Sunday Sentinel dispatch from Wausau Wisconsin reports motorists using autos to hunt rabbits. Rabbits are attracted to lights and remain on roads after dark, allowing hunting long after nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Milwaukee Sunday Sentinel
Wausau
Wis
Oct
Ambrose Attacks Mayor A G Felker From Pulpit
Rev F H Ambrose delivers third pulpit attack on Mayor A G Felker since recall vote. The Times cannot publish details due to lack of an authorized report from the preacher. Ambrose previously refused to share manuscripts after both prior sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Felker
Robert Gonnor
F. Halsey Ambrose
Ambrose
Times
Democratic County Ticket Shown in Wood County
The Times outlines Democratic candidates in Wood County with praise for their integrity and qualifications. Geoffrey Sowatzke, county treasurer, a long-time farmer from Pittsville. William T. Nobles, county clerk candidate, seasoned with legal education. Dennis D. Conway, district attorney, lauded for drainage legislation and trial work. Michael Griffin, former sheriff, trusted and capable. John A. Hoffman, register of deeds candidate praised for honesty. Frank X. Grode, clerk of the courts candidate, a Marshfield businessman and barber shop owner respected in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Griffin
Frank X. Grode
Dennis D. Con
Gotffrey Sowatzke
Pittsville
Dennis D. Conway
The
Vesper Pioneer
D. D. Conway
Conway
Wood County
Griffin
Marshfield
John A. Hoffman
Frank
Hoffman
Register of Deeds
Wilson
John Hoff
Central Avenue paving push gains wide support in Marshfield
Residents along Central avenue in Marshfield push a concrete pavement project funded by city and abutting property owners. The mayor invites input from Stanley Grubb on paying for small cities and a special council meeting is held to discuss funding and street intersections.
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Central Avenue
Kestel’s Corner
Omaha Tracks
Felker
Common Council
Frank S. Grubb
Stanley
Eidith Street
Sromata
Rose Bros
Louis Laemle
Marshfield State Bank
BE. Blodgett
Noll Hardware Co
Philip Adler
E. F. Mechier
Wenz A. Kleinheim
Simon Pflum
Albert Plsth
John E. Adler
A. HE. Schre
W. A. Sexta
J. G. Kohl
Max Schmidt
Wm. Paape
Normington Bros. A
BE. LaPoint
Richard Carus
Ph. Eckel
Felix LaPoint
Louis Baumann
Anna J. Lahr Klauck
Augustine Lahr
Anton Siegert
Anna J. Greisinger
Jos. Donhard
Louis C. Schmidt
Geo. W. Upham
Adolph Dolezal
Neils Johnson
Kliner
Lang & Scharmann O
Per
Emil 8. Kliner
J. H. Burns
W. G. Arnold
H. Raehrborn
Fred Korth
George Dorkard
Fred Jahnke
Blaine to Speak Today in Marshfield Opera House
Prominent Blaine supporters Winch and E C Pors announce independent candidate John J Blaine will visit Marshfield today and address the public at the opera house immediately after the Bryan meeting ends.
Branching Out in Piano House Marshfield Mus ic House expands sales
C A Carl, owner of the Marshfield Music House, partners with L M Hostler who brings nine years of experience from Minneapolis, St. Paul and Grand Forks. Hostler leads the phonograph department and city sales while handling advertising. They reside at 610 East Second Street and plan vigorous promotion of pianos, phonographs, and musical supplies.
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Marshfield Music House
L. M. Hostler
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Grand Forks
N. D
Hostler
East Second Street
Action Taken On O Connor License Case At Mint Saloon
A new complaint against J J O Connor seeks council review of his saloon license after a poker game at the Mint saloon was broken up. Officer Louis Thompson, who arrested Walter Spiker for concealed weapons, swore the complaint filed with City Clerk John Seubert. The commons council may hear evidence and decide if O Connor retains the license. Also note Methodist church services with Rev J Graham Sibson ill in the morning and Rev F F Halsey Ambrose preaching in the evening.
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Mint
J. J. O'Connor
O'Connor
Commons Council
Louis Thompson
Thompson
Walter Spiker
O'Connor Place
John Seubert
O’connor
The
Methodist Church
J. Graham Sibson
Halsey Ambrose
Ambulance Panel Order Ties Marshfield to War Effort
Marshfield's Roddis Lumber and Veneer receives a London order for 2500 dollars worth of birch veneered panels to build ambulance bodies. The panels, six to twelve feet long, will equip 700 to 800 ambulances for British and allied war wounded. Production is under rapid processing to meet demand.
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Marshfield
Red Cross Corps
Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company
London
Bryan to Speak in Marshfield This Morning at Opera House
William Jennings Bryan, three time Democratic presidential candidate and former secretary of state, flies through Wisconsin from Minneapolis and stops in Bayfield Marshfield Wausau Appleton Oshkosh Fond du Lac and West Bend with short addresses. Marshfield Democrats finance the New Adler Opera House venue while weather may force an open air rally in front of City Hall. Bryan's special train is due from Eau Claire before eleven, escorted by a committee including Mayor Felker and several attorneys and party leaders. Three prominent Democrats are invited to provide the grape juice for the occasion.
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William Jennings Bryan Willists
Marshfield
Democratic Party
United States
Wilson
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Bay
Claire
Wausau
Appleton
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
West Bend
Bryan
Omaha
Vau Claire
Opera House
A.G. Felker
B. Edwards
E. C. Fors
A. G. Pankow
Henry Kalsched
D. A. Kailans
Varney
R. J. Strauss
Democratic
No Joint School Vote Taken in Marshfield Meeting
A joint boards of education meeting in Marshfield, spanning Wood and Marathon counties, failed 4 to 3 to approve a plan for a Green Valley and Milla dove joint district. Each town must form its own district with new buildings, as farmers from both sides voiced opposition and attendance exceeded thirty.
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County Boards of Education of
Wood
Marathon
Marshfield City Hall
Green Valley
Milladove
Maration County
Wood County
Marshfield
Gagen Valley
W. FF. Lempke
BF. EF. Chesak
Ren Lang
Marathon County Board
J. F. Seidl
J. Eichsteadt
Robert Morrin
N. Christensen
Wood County Board
Rose Bernier
Marathon County
George A. Varney
Christmas Ship Gets a Donation
Children from the Presbyterian Sunday school in Marshfield filled a large box of gifts and clothing for the Christmas ship to Brooklyn. A special collection raised 13 dollars, to be added to Europe-bound aid for war-torn children. Capt George A. Huntzicker marries Miss Sarah Thomas at St John’s Catholic Church after an impromptu ceremony. The couple plans to begin housekeeping in Clarkston, Washington, then on the coast. Mrs Huntzicker previously led the dress goods department at Tiffault Kamps Mer cantile. The groom works as a traveling salesman and serves in the Wisconsin National Guard. WANTED YOUNG MAN LIVING in city with high school training for a business position.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Brooklyn
New York
Europe
Edward F. Rafftery
Blodgett
Muntzicker
Clarkston, Wash
Marshfield
Cherry Street
Huntzicker
Milladore
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Company
Felker Bros. Mfg. Co
Wisconsin National Guard
Jetterin
H. C., Care of the Times. Ltd
Peculiar score in Antigo game shocks local fans
In Antigo a high school football game produced an unusual 54 to 99 score against Marshfield High. Antigo outweighed Marshfield but Marshfield’s backfield was strong and the visitor rallied in the later quarters. The match featured many passes and long runs with a clean, well played contest.
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Antiga
Marshfield
Antigo
MRS KATHERINE DECKERT REMEMBERED IN FAMILY LOSS
Mrs Katherine Deckert mother of F J Deckert of this city and long time resident died at her son's home Thursday evening at five o'clock at age ninety one. Survived by two sons Emil of Kilbourn and Otto of Eagle River and a daughter at Woodrich North Dakota. Funeral held Saturday from St John Catholic church.
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Katherine Deckert
F. J. Deckert
Emil
Kilbourn
Otto
Eagle River
Woodrich
N. D
St. John’s Catholic Church
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Charles A. Kad
Ino
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Michael Krings
Nimrod
Neptune
MR. Ambrose
Mayor
the Times
William T. Nobles
Saratoga
Nobles
Grand Rapids High School
Indiana Law School
Nekoosa
Grade
Frank S. Gribble
Stanley Ad
AJ I. Sutor
Marshield
Cit
Avenue
Mentary
Blaine
OPERA
Pament
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