Boy loses nearly entire left hand in train accident
Ten year old Henry Krelechy of Upham, walking with a companion along a freight line, was struck by a moving mainline train. His left hand was severed except for the index finger and thumb, leaving him crippled for life. There is dispute over whether the boys hung onto the train or Henry slipped.
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Menry Krelechy Dry Max Wa
Upham
Heaty
Horry
Wiscoown Central
Henry
Iast
Priday
Marshfield Horses Win and Other Local News
Mojada owned by Dr. Kuntsky and Dollie Bashaw belonging to M. Wheeler earned wins in Sullivan Alabama and Montello contests with times around 2 15 and 2 00. Driver D D S with Dollie Bashaw delivered strong showings in Whitehall and Roadia lanes. Ed O’Brien trains Dollie Bashaw as she earns second and fourth places. Local obituary notes: Mathias Remps, 77, died after illness. funeral at St John’s Catholic Church. Anton Kohirose, 68, of Auburn died at home. funeral held Wednesday.
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Mojada
Winer Bros. P. D.S
Dr. B. ¥. Kuntsky
Dollie Bashaw
M. H. Wheeler
Sullivan
Montello
Campatge
Will Guthing
D.D.S
Tims
Mr. Kautsky
Dollie Bushaw
Wheeler
Marriages Light Up Marshfield With Two Local Weddings
Reports from Marshfield detail a double wedding season. Albert E. Meffert of Iowa City wed Miss Mattie E. Gree of Whiw Pigeon Michigan at the bride’s home on Thursday August 25. The newlyweds plan to reside in the city after October 10. A second ceremony united Mr. and Mrs. Lorena Hartl’s son Avois and Miss Clara Ringe at St John’s Catholic church with a large reception and over 230 plates served. The groom, a Milwaukee resident and Northwestern Hardware Co. superintendent, and the bride, raised in Milwaukee, were praised by Marshfield friends for their bright prospects. Additional notes mention out-of-town guests and other local nuptials including Miss Caddie Tarden’s marriage to A W Sikts, and couples Stephen Bristam with Magdalen Bever and Jos Frisch with Wilhelmina Muehlbauer.
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Albert E. Meffert
I Oaly City
Mattie E. Grege
Whiw Pigeon
Mich
Meffert
Nebel
Omaha
School of Goodfellowship
Misa Rawan
Mrs. Muffert
Lorena Hartl
Avois
Actife
Clara. Ringe Risen
Milwaukee
Risen
St. John's Catholic Church
A.m. Thesday
Mary Lurti
Sylth Ludwig Hartt
Cella Hartt
Harts
Northwestern Hardware Go
Efe
Hart
Cream City
Jos
Perermichael
Chicaxo
Collins
Green Bay
Jno
Wolf
Kaukauna
Barbard Keller
Louisa
New Ulm
Minn
Anton Krauforss
Mew London
John Wieck
Miwanker
Barbara Gauer
Weary Harul
Colby
Caddie Tarden
Indy
A. W. Sikts
Hardery
Millionaire's Backing Linked To Margareth Chanler Tale
Aug issue featured a nurse letter from Ted Cross in Ponce Porto Rico to Richfield families about Corp John Davis’s death. A New York dispatch names Astor Chanler as guardian angel in a hospital link, tracing Margareth Chanler to the Astor lineage. The piece mulls a Lake View cigar plug amid domestic names and social notes.
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Ted Cross
Ponce
Porto Ries
Davis
Richdeld
Corp
John Davis
Times
New York
Chicago Times-Herald
Margareth Charles
Margareth Chanler
Miyg Margaret
Astor Chanler
Ghoupttal
Pance
Por Rica
Red Cross
Chunler Nayn
Grey
Bit West Aub St
Everyusie
Breil
Wae
John Jacob Astor
William B. Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Mr. Davis
Labor Day Gloriously Observed by City Workers
Labor Day was celebrated with rest and festivity as Woodworkers’ Union No 82 organized events at Union Park. Many A G U W lodge members and families joined a Yellow River outing with hundreds of attendees. Fine weather and plentiful food spread delighted all, marking the day as especially joyful.
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Union Wo
Union Park
Presbytery of Winnebago to Host Public Meeting at Marshfield
The Presbytery of Winnebago will hold a useful meeting at the Marshfield Presbytarian Church on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 18. The event includes installation of Rev J I Young as pastor with a sermon by Rev Wy Tlughes of Merrill. Evening talks cover loyalty to the church and to Christ with speakers Rev A Badger, Rev C Oversureet, Rev R Mathews, and Rev J McCartney. All are invited.
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Winnebago
Marshfield
J. I. Young
Pressbyterian Church
Wy Tlughes
Merrill
Hey
W. O. Currier
Wausaa
Badger
Stevens Point
T. 5
Anderson
Marinette
C. Ts Oversureet
Morrill
R. J. the Mathews
Westfield
J.B. McCartney
Christ
Likeness of Corp Rollo Branch Published for Milwaukee Journal
The Milwaukee Journal prints a likeness of Corp Rollo Branch, now returning home with the Marshfield company. Branch left his Green Bay pulpit to join as a private and has since risen to corporal, aiding the troops with good humor and steadfast companionship.
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Milwaukee
Must File Names of Officers Law Anunciation Summary
A new statute requires corporations to file a list of officers with the county register of deeds where their principal office is located. The rule mandates updating within five days after each election or appointment and maintains service validity by delivery to that register. The obscure text outlines penalties and process for official notices and legal actions against corporations.
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Wens Ob
Frocti
Dreds
Anil
Mace Anil
Unclaimed Letters at Marshfield Postoffice
Unclaimed letters listed include Anderson Herman Bark Ann Hangon D Hendrickson Alb Koclon Rev 5 Pritchard Geo Powell Mrs John Staab John Steinwasner Juizaie Sauth Davie Stubbs Gea Westake up to Tuesday Sept Gib 95.
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Marshfield
Anderson
Herman Bark
Ann Hangon
D. Hendrickson
Alb
Koclon
Pritchard
Geo. Powell
John Staab
John Steinwasner
Juizaie Sauth
Davie Stubbs
Gea
Westake
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Aschalant
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Cor'l
Frank A. Cady
Wisconsin
Roni Gstare
Tay
Mathias Remps
Anton Kohirose
Auburnale
Ingy
Stephen Bristam
Aliss Magdalen Bever
Jos, Frisch
Wilhelimins Muehlbaner
Lake View
John Wouls
Presbytery Meeting
Rollo Branch
Upham Mfg. Co
Cortunit No. 1
Uphams
Vici
Upham’s
H. C. Headstream
Jeweler
Central Avenue
Post Office
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