Marshfield Fair closes sixth annual meet with ideal weather
The Marshfield fair closed its sixth annual four day run last Friday with perfect weather and broad success. Winners in Shetland pony and broncho races were noted, and beef cattle poultry fruit and produce displays surpassed prior years. Features included balloon ascensions, athletic demonstrations, a floral parade and extensive volunteer and auto displays. Final financials await next week.
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Marshfield Fair Association
Belmont Company
Spencer Kriegerverein
Second
Brat
Grand Rapids
Merry Widow
Stanhope
Essie la- Point
Surrey
Wm. Uthmeler
Labor Day Baseball Clash for City Team and Elks
A Labor Day game at the sair grounds pits the city team against the Elks to decide last season’s championship. Revoyr Stanisfer bat for the city. Van Patter Otto for the Elks. John Thomas to umpire. Both squads formed late. Elks 2-1 in three games, city team strong vs top local sides. Friendly rivalry expected, hard fought from start to finish.
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Elks
Loyal
Nara
James van Patter
Glen Flora
Auburndale
van Patter
John Thomas
Kailans
Kuethe
Sair Grounds
Revoyr
Stanisfer
Otto
Bnish
Paving Work Starts on Central Ave South of Third
Central avenue paving has begun south of Third Street with Fred Korth under contract to haul 3,000 cubic yards of decomposed granite at 30 cents per yard. He plans to employ multiple teams, possibly 5 to 75 workers, and will use a fixed grade on the block between Third and Fourth streets. Korth aims to rush the project to completion, building on prior meridian work on Central Avenue paving.
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Central Ave
Third Street
Fred Korth
Third
Fourth Streets
Korth
Thnes
Central Avenue
Iron Works at Vesper Moves to Form Foundry Company
A stock company organized at Vesper aims to establish malleable iron works in the village. Promoters include Assemblyman C. R. Goldsworthy of Veaper, H. L. Bartholmew of Fond du Lac, John W. Hayes of Superior, and Frank Derling of Wantoma, with $20 building and about thirty men to be employed at the foundry.
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Vesper
Maileable Iron Works
C. R. Goldsworthy
Veaper
H. L. Bartholmew
Fond du Lac
John W. Hayes
Superior
Frank Derling
Wantoma
Fenwood Creamery Robbery and Two Arrests
The Ferwood Cheese and Produce office in Fenwood was broken into, with about $10.50 in cash and papers stolen. Two men were arrested and taken to Wausan for examination. Their hearing was adjourned to Saturday for appearance before the principal judge then.
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Ferwood Cheese & Produce Company
Fenwood
Theraday
Hotchise
Wausan
Grincipal
St Wausan
Edwin Wagner Dies After Illness. Funeral Held Tuesday
Edwin Wagner lifelong resident dies Saturday in Fergus Falls Minnesota after appendicitis surgery. He ran a Henning furniture store before his death. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 pm from the Seehafer home with Rev. Petz officiating. Survivors include Ernest Wagner, Mraz Seehafer, Arnold Wagner, Arthur Koch, and August Wagner. Many relatives attended from Milwaukee Amboy and Burnett Junction.
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Edwin Wagner
Fergus Falls
Minn
Henning
Fergus
Arthur. Koch
Fred Seehafer
Petz
McMillan Lutheran Church
Arthur Koch
Milwaukee
August Wagner
M. Zieligh
Zielish
Burnett Junction
Schneider
Amboy
Mraz Fred Seehafer
Arenold Wager
Mrs
Light primary vote across six wards in city race
In a low turnout city primary, the six wards reported a total of 367 votes at a cost near one dollar per vote. Totals for Rep. senator nominees show Cook with 119, Stephenson 52, McGovern 26, Hatton 16, with ward counts detailed for each ward.
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Cook
Hatton
McGovern
Stephenson
Wetten
Rainy month stock fair and market in Mesa report
Contributed notice lists participants and firms tied to a Mesa stock fair and market event. Names include Geiger D D Harney J J OConnor Louis Rembs F Warsin Ske H C Koenig Panton Shoe Co Cs Bheerin Haw Co S Bhapiro Mike Michels Ph Eckel A E B Kamp Wassneberger Peter Dickbo J R Esser G B Seubert Wmn Springborn G A Gustafson R Carns Nick Laddvic Lewell Salzmat M Berg R Cerier Co Robert Lauteritz Robert Gerth Fred Sabuke Felix LaPolrity Hoelz Turnham Hibbs Eli teat.
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Rain Monthly
Mesa
Geiger
D. D. Harney
J. J. O'Connor
Louis Rembs
F. Warsin- Ske
H.C. Koenig
Panton Shoe, Co
C'S. Bheerin Haw.’ Co
S. Bhapiro
Mike Michels
Ph. Eckel
A. EB. Kamp
H. ‘Wassneberger
Peter Dickbo
September Rummage Sale Planned by St Albans Guild
St Albans Episcopal Guild announces a rummage sale to be held in the near future. The exact date will be announced later.
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St. Alban’s Guild
Episcopal
Railway for Adams County Promoters Outline New Line
A Cen tral Wisconsin Transit Company promoter told TIMEs that the firm has filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state to build a railway from Kilbourn City to Grand Rapids in Adams County. The capital stock is 25000 dollars and construction could start in the spring. Adams County lacks a railroad, with J J Burns C F Burns George H Campbell William Sweet and B Wintermute named as incorporators. Financing will come from a major railroad company operating in the state.
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Central Wisconsin Transit Company
TIMES
Adams County
Kilbourn City
Grand Rapids
J.J. Burns
C.F. Burns
George H- Campbell William Sweet
B. Wintermute
Postmaster General Sets 2 Cent Letter Rate for UK
An order issued last week establishes a two cent per ounce postage rate for letters mailed domestically to the United Kingdom, taking effect starting October 1, affecting letters and pension vouchers.
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United Kingdom
Milbee Undergoes Major Operation by City Surgeon Team
Dr H Milbee, a leading local physician, underwent a significant operation at Joseph's Hospital. The procedure, performed by Dr Lay Mason of the city, aimed to repair the outer sill injury and restore Milbee’s health, with hopes for a quick recovery.
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H.milbee
Waa
Joseph's Hospital
Dre
Lay Mason
Oshkosh
Marshfield High opens with record enrollment and renewed spirit
Marshfield High School commenced the term with its largest enrollment to date, 105 scholars seated and more expected. Freshmen found their rooms busy as they entered the new year. Football is expected to play a major role in athletics, with community business support sought. New courses include a full year Physics Laboratory and Physical Geography, Domestic Science raised to five sixteenths, and new teachers Miss Newman, Miss Dyrud, and Miss Dunn.
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Marshfield High School
Newman
Dyrud
Dunn
White
Winninger Brothers Bring Packed Opera House to Standing Room Only
The Winninger Brothers troupe filled the opera house last week with sold out crowds and standing room only. Star Frank Winninger headlines a talented company praised for clean, up to date performances and strong German comedy that keeps audiences laughing.
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Winninger
Frank Winninger
Marsh Field
Frank Winsinger
Theocal
Wisconsin Hardwood Lumber Association meeting at Wausau
The semanwual meeting of the Wisconsin Hardwood Lumber Association will be held at Wausau next week on Wednesday September 9. The meeting is important and about sixty lumbermen are expected to attend. Members will be entertained with automobile rides and a banquet.
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Semanwual
Wisconsin
Nfdcturers Association
Wausant
State aid to Marathon County for chronic insane maintenance
Marathon county will this year receive 22686.96 dollars from the state for maintenance of chronic insane at our county hospital. The treasurer will not receive the money until sometime in the winter.
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Marathon County
Tas County
Robbed at Central Depot by Unknown Thieves
A lumber salesman from Viroqua reports his pocket picked at the Wisconsin Central depot line on Wednesday. He lost $15 and other papers, with three men in the crowd likely suspects. The Pone Nae book was also taken.
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F. A. Ther
Viroqua
Wisconsin Central
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