FISH PROTECTOR CLUB FORMS IN MARATHON WOOD CLARK AREAS
Enthusiastic meeting at the Elks club leads to forming a fish protection club for Wood, Clark, and Marathon counties. Members vow to arrest and prosecute violators using nets, seines, or dynamite in local streams. The group aims to protect fish and enforce game laws, citing recent catches and past poachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
Wood
Clark
Marathon
Marshfield
Cady
Necedah
Izaak Waltons
Yellow River
Linster’s Dam
Big Bull Falls
Death of Miss Violet Grieves at St Josephs Hospital
Miss Violet Grieves dies after a brief illness at St Josephs hospital. A sister of Mrs Fred Lupient, she was 23 and a longtime resident of the city and vicinity. Funeral held Wednesday. Wm Elsner of Hammond has rented the Philip Adler store at Central Ave and Second St to start a clothing and furnishing business, opening Saturday September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Grieves
St. Joseph's Hospital
Miss Grieves
Fred Lupient
Wm. Elsner
Hammond
Ind
Philip Adler
Central Avenue
Second Street
Mr. Elsner
Local anglers haul twelve fine black bass from Yellow River
Cashier O. G. Lindeman and Alderman E. E. Finney spent Wednesday afternoon fishing on the Yellow river and returned with twelve bass weighing one to two and a quarter pounds each. It was the best string of fish brought here in some time.
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O. G. Lindeman
E. E. Finney
Yellow River
Man Hurt At Wausau And Other Local News
Charles Glassner of Tomahawk suffered both legs amputated after a St Paul train dragged him in Wausau while he attempted to board. He died Wednesday from his injuries at Emergency Hospital. Charles Heckel of Lincoln is hospitalized with a broken neck yet remains conscious and muttering. A Cripple Creek drama promises at the opera house with Hal Reid's company on Sept 11. Dan Patch the pacer passes through town bound for St Paul after a 60,000 purchase, viewed by many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Glassner
Tomahawk
St. Paul
Glassner
Lrom Marshfield
Wansan
L.A. Wright
Charles Heckel
Lincoln
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Heckel
William Patt
Doege
Cripple Creek
Rockies
Opera House
Hal Reid
Reid
Sexton's
Dan Patch
New York Central
Public phone service upgrades planned at Blodgett hotel
Wisconsin Telephone Company advances to expand long distance circuits to Milwaukee Chicago Ashland Duluth and the twin cities. Three new through circuits will be ready by late October improving local and long distance talk from Auburndale and Greenwood. Marsh’s Badger State system grows with 300 phones and four linemen under Manager Herman E Hoertl. Greenwood exchange to launch with about 30 phones.
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Wisconsin Telephone Company
Milwaukee
Chicago
Ashland
Duluth
Twin Cities
Auburndale
Marsh
Herman E. Hoertl
Badger State Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. G. Marsh
Local Exchange
Greenwood
Bitten By Mad Dog Injuries Spur City Aid In Wausau
Steve Dzierbiteke a 14 year old boy from Wausau was bitten on the left wrist by a mad dog while driving cows near Wausau. The dog was shot by an officer after fleeing to the city. He was taken to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago for treatment as local funds cover expenses. Hydrophobia signs appeared 24 hours after the bite and authorities fear a malignant case while the boy’s parents are poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Dzierbiteke
Wausau
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Dzierbitzke
Narrow escape for sewer engineer Hart on two-machine job
Earl Kirk, operator of the smaller sewer machine, narrowly escaped serious injury Tuesday afternoon when his sleeve was caught in the cogs between two wheels. His brother halted the machine, saving him from severe harm. Kirk suffered a bad arm laceration and side bruises but was treated by Dr. Lathrop and returned to work.
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Earl Kirk
Mr. Kirk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fishermen’s Club
C. Glassner
Wright's Bakery
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Blodgett
Hart
Werring Apparel
Iean Tug
Victex
Sheerin
American National Bank
Wisconsin
Resources
U.S
U. S
Treas
J. O.G. Lindemann
O. G. Lindemann
A. L. BouLprir
Notary Public
Wood Co
Wis
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