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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1913

Page

16

Richfield Community News and Funeral Notices

Richfield notes residents visiting from Marshal La Crosse Waukesha and Chippewa Falls plus fair premiums won by John Gadson Ey e E. Miners and Wm Burkopp. Joseph Ewell dies at his son's home funeral led by Rev Jos Brown. Ewell born West Virginia 1832 moved to Richfield then Rock township. leaves son John daughter Mrs W Angel and nine grandchildren. Pellagra linked to Flint water discovery claims adding carbonated chalk to water may prevent the disease per Professors Scala and Alessandrini of Rome.

Sam Knapton Marshal M. ©. Frasier la Crosse Mons Geo. Rickland Wischester John Sutton Joseph Ewell Jos. Brown M. E. Church West Virginia Wisconsin Richfelds Rock Scala Alessandrini University of Rome

Frank Burke Purchases New Horse

STRADT Frank Burke buys a new horse. Several residents visit Marshfield and nearby towns. A speedway scene includes Joe Kautzer with Sapho and youngsters Donald and Jim Norman with their dog team. Local social visits, a corn roast benefit for Marie Aschenbrener, and a new home purchase by Wm Hapfenberger are noted with multiple local names and places.

Spencer Family And Visits Mentioned In Local Notes

Lee Hanson was named Sanday. Mr Cole and family returned Monday. Mrs Pickett and daughter returned Friday. Atlet Johnson has gone west to the narvert felde. Mr Baber spent time at Spencer with friends from Mo. Strilhous sent his friends aVinth last week. A A Damon made a business trip. Orme called this week. Frank S returned from Marsfield hospital Saturday. Mr Geen sailed for tools in Deco Neb Saturday. George Elidey of Minneapolis visits his brother-in-law. Miss tia Jamon and her brother attended Monday business col rat Wad.

Sexton Marshfield H. Wixs Hayes Chas. Hughes Jim Chrauser H. Wix H. G. Hellermann Milwaukee Joe Condon Stalder W. Johnson Detroit Mich J. W Lawrence John Klabechek Wausau Hayes and Compel Marie Aschenbrener Stratford B. G. Hellermann Alderman Guckenberger B.j.trimborn Ed. Kautzer Wm. Zopfi Olga Correl Harry Scharr Wm. Hapfenberger J. Brandl Hopfenberger Mr. Hopfenberger Medford Wis Lee Hanson Sanday 4. Cole Pickett Mr. Baber Spencer Strilhous Soh Widh Spencer Tfrenga Frank S Marsiield Nuspital Geen Salvaidien Tools George Elidey Minneapolis Visitiss Ile Jeme Ui Tia Jamon Te Ler

Look Forward Quote by Robertson Inspires Pledge to Progress

A reflective line from F W Robertson speaks to future achievement and the duty to advance collective progress. The writer emphasizes that individual brilliancy should inspire a pledge ensuring current efforts continue and uplift the race as a whole.

W. Robertson

Bethel church sermon notes and fair interest in Wisconsin farms

Eld W H Thurston preached at Bethel on Sabbath August twenty second. Locals show keen interest in the Central Wisconsin fair this week. Miss Sadie Putman visits her sister Florence and friends. Mrs Cynthia Putnam of Oshkosh visits Brigham and former acquaintances. Bethel academy farm expected to yield the largest production this season. barns filled with bay. Rudolph McChesney travels toward Hawthorne Wisconsin for a bride and has not yet returned. Bertha Peake, from Milton Junction, reports securing the S D A school at the Oneida Indian reservation near Green Bay for the next year.

Sadie Putman Florence Cynthia Putnam Oshkosh Gee, Brigham Bethel Academy Rudolph McChesney Hawthorne Wis Bertha Peake Milton Junction K. Rasmussen

Marshfield Fair Attended by Local Residents

March events report attendance by Fred Leffel and Miss Erma Schra der at Marshfield fair. Mrs. B C Fuller and daughter Mrs Rob Leffel visit Unity. Ed Davis from New Rome stays with Ed Fuller. Mrs M Bremer of Milwaukee visits Frank and Mrs Fuller. Jos Fisher of Stratford becomes cheesemaker at Eau Pleine factory. Henry De Karsky and Mrs Spencer with Miss Rachel Spencer travel to Chippewa Falls. De Karsky formerly local cheesemaker.

B.C. Fuller Rob Leffel Marshfield Ed Davis New Rome Ed Fuller M. Bremer Milwaukee Frank Fuller Jos. Fisher Stratford Henry de Karsky Spencer Rachel Spencer Chippewa Falls Tooreday de Karsky

Mirror Not Telescope Reveals Faults

A reflective approach to fault finding urges introspection before critique. By examining one’s own process, individuals uncover biases and errors that hinder progress. This mindset promotes clearer communication and constructive resolution within teams and projects.

Auburndale Beats Richfield In Labor Day Baseball

Labor Day reports from Marshfield note mail carriers meeting while in Auburndale Richfield game results show Auburndale 11 to 9. Lineups list Auburndale players E Haeuser A Fredrick Art Kennedy C Baierl A Watrobo Arnold Kennedy Brooklyn J Haasl Seubert and Richfield players J Curtin O Swenson W Eckvall G Eck lyall F Curtin G Gunderson Jim Curtin. Other items include Miss Beatrice Cady returning home and visitors from Park Falls as well as residents Marie Evenson and Ida Kotlow in local postings.

Richfield Auburndale E. Haeuser A. Fredrick Art Kennedy Ist C. Baierl A. Watrobo Arnold Kennedy G. Brooklyn Haasl C.f J. Seubert J. Curtin

Cough Remedy Credited With Quick Child’s Recovery

Mrs. Sarah B. Duncan of Tipton Iowa recalls her son’s severe cold that seemed like consumption. She bought one bottle of Cham Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and claims it stopped the coughing and cured the cold completely.

Sarah B. Duncan Tipton Iowa Champerlain Gale All Desiers

Wisconsin State Fair to Host Irwin Bros Wild West Show

The 1913 Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee will showcase the Irwin Bros Wild West company with 230 cowboys and Sioux Indians, 75 outlaw bronchos, buffaloes, and broncho riders led by Charles B. Irwin. Roosevelt and Taft praised the display, which includes famed cowgirls and experts, offering daily open air exhibitions to educate patrons about western life.

Middle West Milwaukee Poard of Agriculture Frst Uncle Sam Missigaippi River Irwin Broc State Fair Park Presidenes Roosevelt Taft Cheyenne Roosevelt Ihs Missteelopi Irwin Bros Charles B. Irwin Charles Miller West Pauline Ivala Irwin Bills Iyelaways Prairie Rose Henderson United States Los Angeles Tanney Sperry Steele Calgary Alberta Clayton Dank Frank Carter Cheyenne Cowboys’ Band Teddy Roosevelt Blizzard Gun Fizz

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White City Pavilion Chas, Plank Pisinfield A.J. Coram Emma Langlotz Mina Kirkland Chas Gerner Saukville Wm. Binder Fillmore Louis Binder Pansy Wood J. R. Thomas Chas Ewer Wm. Burhopp John Gadson Eye E. Miners Mr. Jones Bethel Wm. Burkopp Nasonville John W. Angel Silverton Ore Mr. Ewell Stradt Frank Burke Joe Kautzer B.J. Trimborn Joe Kautzers Trotter Sapho Masters Donald Jim Norman Atlet Johnson Toe Narvert Felde A. A. Damon Maj Joasi Orme THE Virginian Opera House Arpin Eld W.H. Thurston Bethel Church Fred Leffel Erma Schrader Marshfield Fair Beatrice Cady Stevens Point Barbara Krees Louise Draxler Park Falls W. F. Berdan Chicago Marie Evenson T. Joseph's Hospital Ida Kotlow Frank Kotlow Bertha Graham Fond du Lac Local Market Report Spark Cereal Company Cheyenne Wild West Wisconsin Exposition Indiana
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