Central Wisconsin State Fair showcases Wooster Derby and auto races
Auto events draw crowds as Allie Wooster's Kentuckians top the show with a fast half mile track and a lively free exhibition by three trained girl riders. Automobiles vie with horse races for interest while Ed Kennedy and D J Herney clash for $100 a side. Pony dash results highlight Arthur Noll, Walter Rhyner, and Walter Couty amid a crowded, spirited fair atmosphere.
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Central Wisconsin State’ Fair Association
Allie Wooster
Kentucky
Robert Connor
Otto Nelson
Connor
Nelson
Melson
W. ©. Tufts
With
Arthur Noll
Walter Rhyner
Walter Couty
Jacob Wilhelm
Wooster
M Yiderless
Cal
Leyborn
Little Marx
Gertie
Sit
Boy Prince
Till
Garmensetta
James Stuart
Jim Henderson
Brace Girt
Salt Horse
Wiggins Lass
Belle O'Neil
Horse and driver racing results from a Wisconsin track card
The report lists multiple horse races with purses from 300 to 1000 dollars, naming finishers such as Anna Glynn, The Judge, Helen Mott, and King Alton across trot and pace events. Officials and timers for Wednesday to Monday race days are named, along with performers Wahlund Tekla trie acrobats and a high diving act by Dare Devil Marten.
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Baronwood
Harry
Mack Americus
Thuraday
Anna Glynn
the Judge
Helen Mott
King Alton
Margaret Jones
Dist
Miss Logan
Thureday
IL Hokola
Abbie Frost
Dr. Chas. K. Cole
Fred Harding
Barry Storm
Josephine Empress
Miss Budgie
B. C. Bonzai
Low Barron
Coca Cola
Katherine Sphinx
Frank P
Ethel McKee Wit
Nash
Prince Walker
Jewel Rex
Algoran
Cora
Axabetta Bi
Star Elect
Billy B
Jerry H
Mark Bellis
Wausau
Thos. Sanford
Pred
Edward R. Greenman
E. A. Gallett
Dr. Abbott
G. C. Hansen
Dr. Mason
A. F. Zoller
Wahlund
Tekla Trie
Dare Devil Marten
Bridal dinner honors Miss Blodgett and Mr Campbell
Mr and Mrs Edward B Barr hosted a Monday dinner at 309 East Third Street for the newlyweds Miss Pauline Blodgett and Mr Anson Campbell who wed yesterday at St Albans church Fourteen guests attended including Misses Yon Lucile Blodgett Mildred Good Marguerite Ringness Ils Lenore Kreutzer and Messrs Chester Campbell H W Whinfield George N on Joseph Thompson Guy H Blodgett The dining room featured a southern garden color scheme with yellow flowers A musical impromptu followed by an auction bridge session to close the evening
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Edward B. Barr
East Third Street
Pauline Blodgett
Anson Campbell
St. Alban’s Church
Yon
Lucile Blodgett
Mildred Good
Nahma
Mich
Marguerite Ringness
Peoria
Ils
Lenore Kreutzer
Atheny
Chester Campbell
Park Falls
H. W. Whinfield
Fond du Lac
George Non
Lafarge
Wis
Joseph Thompson
Ashland
Guy H. Blodgett
Marshfield
Arr
Auction Bridge
Boost for City Baseball Men Next Sunday
A banner Booster day is planned by Wershfield baseball fans for next Sunday for the benefit of the home team. The boys have lost only two games this season and avenged both losses with wins over opponents. They beat Nekoosa’s state champions in three of four meetings, the last at the fair. General admission is one dollar after noon, including grandstand, for the Marshfield vs Greenwood game. Supporters urged to attend with their families to back Marshfield baseball for next year.
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Wershfield Baseball
Nekoosa
Dolar
Marshfield
Greenwood
Grandstand
Ong
Appointment announced for Marshfield Methodist Church pastor
The West Wisconsin Methodist conference list for the coming year names Rev. Men Gibson as Marshfield Methodist Church pastor. He succeeds Rev. A. J. Coram, who moved to Abbotsford for a year’s vacation due to ill health. Local inquiries show Gibson’s current pastorate is unknown, but he is expected to preach next Sunday morning and will reside at 205 East Third Street.
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West Wisconsin
Richland Center
Men Gibson
Marshfield
Gibson Avill
A. J. Coram
Abbotsford
The
Times
Gibson
East Third Street
Cold weather fails to hurt the annual fair
The twelfth annual Central Wisconsin State Fair unfolds under poor conditions but draws strong interest across Wood, Clark and Marathon counties. Exhibits in education, domestic arts, cheese, poultry reach capacity. fruit displays shine as weather improves crowds especially in the stock shows. Managers Ames Williams Noll report smooth operations with Scouts selling ice cream and enhanced livestock displays drawing visitors despite damp skies.
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Marshfield
Central Wisconsin State Fair Association
Association
Wood
Clark
Marathon
LaFollette
K. E. Ames
R. R Williams
Frank A. Noll
Boy Scouts
H. A. Bly
Guernsey
Jersey
Grand Rapids Responds Nobly at Fourth of July Fair
Grand Rapids drew crowds despite threatening weather with all trains bringing attendees. A Soo Line special carried seven coaches and connected participants from Arpin and Vesper. Marshfield showed up in force for the Rapids celebration as county residents reciprocated with enthusiasm.
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Grand Rauids
Soo Line
Arpin
Vesper
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Rapids
Lost Guernsey heifer seeks return reward offered
A 10 month old grade Guernsey heifer is missing. Liberal reward will be paid to the finder upon return to the undersigned at Blomen Auburndale Wisconsin.
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Blomen
Auburndale
Wis
Campbell Blodgett Campbell Wedding At St Albans Church
Miss Paulene Flor ence Blodgett and Mr Anson James Campbell married yesterday at St Alban s Episcopal church in a nine o clock ceremony. Clergy were Father Graeme Davis and Rev George Carlton Story with a choral mass and organ by Mrs Edgar S Bailey. The bride wore a white satin gown with a double tunic and marquisette and a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. Attendants included bridesmaids Miss Mildred Good Miss Lenore Kreutzer Miss Lucile Blodgett and Miss Marguerite Ringness with maid of honor Miss Zoa Blodgett. ushers were George Nixon LaFarge Harold W Whinfield Joseph Thompson and Guy E Blodgett. flower girls Pigeon Blodgett and Gladys Campbell. The couple knelt for communion and a simple breakfast followed at the Blodgett residence. The groom is a partner in Barr Campbell publishers of The Times and student of Lawrence College. The bride is the former Miss Charles Blodgett. They plan a two week honeymoon at Butternut Lake and will reside at 600 South Vine.
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Paulene Florence Blodgett
Anson James Campbell
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
Graeme Davis
George Carlton Story
Edgar S. Bailey
Fond du Lac
Joseph Thompson
Ashland
Guy E. Blodgett
Marshfield
Mildred Good
Nshma
Mich
Lenore Kreutzer
Athens
Lucile Blodgett
Marguerite Ringness
Peoria
Ills
Miss Good
Miss Kreutzer
Miss Ringness
Zoa Bladgett
Pigeon Blodgett
Gladys Campbell
Park Falls
Chester Campbell
Edward C. Mechler
Louise Tice
Marguerite Kraus
Flora Greisinger
George W. Campbell
Park, Falls
Henry Ringness
Dorothy
John Rothman
Ida
Plorence
J. D. Giles
Stevens Point
Campbell
Barr & Campbell
the Times
Park Falls High School
Lawrence College
Grafton Hall
Grafton Hall At ‘Pond du Lac
Charles Blodgett
G. W. Campbell
Butternut Lake
South Vine
M Goven in Lead as Second Choice Provision Slows Count
Mary Ann leads in city and county races as second choice rules slow vote counting. Officials report delays while ballots are tallied and provisional tallies update voting outcomes.
Primary returns shape Wood County races and state contest
The Sentinel reports Milwaukee results showing Karel leading in Milwaukee County while Aylward trails in the state. In Marshfield the primary turnout was light with Democrats prevailing for sheriff, district attorney, and governor candidates. Early totals favor Griffin for sheriff and Conway for district attorney, with Roberts possibly winning Republican DA. The assembly contest remains in doubt with Williams, Hamrecht, and Harring.
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The
Sentinel
Times
Karel
Milwaukee County
Aylward
Philipp
Milwaukee
McGovern
United States
Hussting
Kearney
Marshfield
Hasting
U. S
Conway
Goggins
Roberts
Ames
Ebbe
Register of Deeds
Griffin
Thomas
Williams
Assembly
Grand Rapids
Scatgeting
John A. Thomas
Johnson
Demi—Nobles
Eberhardt
Muir
Bluett
Brown
Dem—Goggins
Nehs
Nehe
Dem— Hoffman
Collapse at fair grounds injures crowd and two broken bones
At the fair grounds on Thursday afternoon a platform used by acrobatic performers collapsed. Crowded by spectators, about 150 people stood on the structure as it sank. Two bones were broken and many others sustained bruises or scratches in the ensuing panic.
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Fair Grounds
Detailed local vote tallies and outcomes for city offices
City election tallies show margins for governor and U S senator races with a wide spread of votes across parties. Officials report orderly fair crowds at Marshfield with no major thefts or incidents and only minor accidents noted.
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