The Divorce Question at New Adler Opera House
Poplar moral drama The Divorce Question by William Anthony McGuire directed by Wingfield and Ridings opens at the New Adler Opera House on Wednesday Sept 1. The play argues that divorce should not be easy and emphasizes strengthening marriage. it notes many unions fail due to weak moral ties and the impact on children.
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Huynein
Anthony McGuire
Wingfield
Ridings
Adler Operas House
The Divorce Question Play Is Noted By William Anthony McGuire
A deplorable condition is described as confronting audiences in William Anthony McGuire's powerful stage work The Divorce Question as reported in the union backed discussion of dramatic productions.
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William Anthony McGuire
Edison’s Perfected Talking Pictures At New Adler Opera House
The Kinetophone, Edison’s latest invention, will be shown at the New Adler Opera House soon. It adds sound to moving pictures, creating living motion and enhancing action for the audience.
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Edison
Adler Opera House
Pierre Lila
Harvest party and local farm notes in North Nasonville o n Sunday
Farmers busy with threshing grain and cutting corn. Some have begun filling their silos. A harvest party Sunday drew Mike and Mary Treiber of Bakerville, Mr and Mrs Jos Fleischmann and Ida Fleischmann of Klondike, Herbert and Margaret Dieringer of Marshfeld, and Mary Hinder of Oshkosh among others. Mr. Filner lost a valuable horse and Otto Peterson is installing a culvert near Ebbe. Leopold Donnerbauer delivered a cheese load to town for M. Duvall on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Gesert of Bakerville visited Richard Block over Sunday.
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Henry Filner
Otto Peterson
Ebbe
Leopold Donnerbauer
M. Duvall
Fred Gesert
Bakerville
Richard Block
Mike
Mary Treiber
Jos. Fleishmann
Anne
Ida Wm. Fleischmann
Klondike
Herbert
Joe
Margaret Dieringer
Marschfeld
Mary Hinder
Oshkosh
Social notes from Westboro and surrounding towns
Mrs John Mais of Westboro visited here on Wednesday with cousin Mes F Pickett. Mr Mais was to be sent as depot agent. Mr and Mrs Chaple of Green Lake were guests at the Bodle home last week. George Farrington attended the Minnesota state fair. E G Dingham and A A Damon visited the Wausau fair Tuesday. F Melhiatten has gone to the
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John Mais
Westboro
Mes
F. Pickett
Mais
Mr. and Airs, Chaple of
Green Lake
Bodle
G. Dingham
A. A. Damon
F. Melihatten
Popular priced land and cheap goods debate in Dodgeville
A column notes the contrast between popular priced land drawing buyers and the vanity of cheap goods for non necessities. It cites a Wisconsin note that county officials paid 392 in bounties on 784 rattlesnakes since May, far fewer than last year, and ends with a jab about snakes in the dairy belt.
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Dodgeville
Wis
Gribble
Dairy Belt
Spencer Community Notes and Local Changes
Miss Beulah Gumms visits Rib Lake friend Spencer. John Raabe sells farm, moves to town to occupy Richardson's house. Mildred Blake returns from Milwaukee. Henrietta Luggenheim visits Williams home. Spencer baseball splits doubleheader, loses to Stevens Point Soo Line 4 9. Wins against Medford 10 1. Rispa Crowell returns from Fond du Lac. Hayward family from several towns arrive for J K Hayward’s condition. Boss family moves. new occupant Mr Bland takes over Boss work. Rev D S Householder transferred to Louisville. Cement walk on south Clark street completed. north side pending.
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Spencer
Stevens Point Soo
Spencers
Medford
C. H. Locke
Archie
Milwaukee
Mert Hayward
Park Falls
Walker Hayward
Minneapolis
Frank Hayward
Rib’ Lake
J. H. Clark
Unity
J. K. Hayward
Royalton
Mr. Boss
Holaschuh
Mr. Bland
Castoria Roara Prominent Alganture Of Chas
The Kind You Have Always Bought. Castoria Roara the alganture of Chas H Fletcher, used for over thirty years, remains a trusted remedy for infants and children. Its familiar formula has long anchored households and medical practice alike.
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Castoria
Chas
H.fletcher
Aluaye
Bethel Notes Report Local Church School Events
Arpin Route I clerk Curtis sworn in at the post office. Mrs Rasmussen wins a first prize at Marshfield fair with granddaughter Violet Peake also earning a first. Elsie Bleck plans nursing studies in Madison after leaving the Postoffice and Academy. Elia Kizer of La Crosse joins Bethel church school with about 30 pupils. Wisconsin Conference SDA secretary Walters gives a lively talk on Christian living at deth haven. Bethel church hosts meeting to strengthen ties between academy faculty and resident parents. Gladys McDill to be installed preceptress for next year. Fall term to start next week with full attendance expected as students arrive. D A Deden, formerly of Bethel, purchases J C Mikkelsen farm and plans to occupy it this fall.
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C. c. Curtis
K. Rasmussen
Marshfield Fair
Violet Peake
Bethel Church
Academy
Prat
Straw
Local Happenings In Auburndale And Visitors
Miss Catherine Gust of Oshkosh visited her aunt Mrs Jos Pankgratz for a few days. Miss Alma Berdan spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Jos Berdan Sr. Stecker Bros orchestra dance drew a fine crowd. Willis Johnson, visiting F C Yates, returned to Packwaukee. Mrs Alice Coon and son Ralph of Gunton Montana visited Mr and Mrs D R Coon. Clarence Reynolds became bookkeeper for R Connor Company. Mrs William Witt visited Mrs R W Conor. Craig Connor, practicing law at Wansan, visits his mother Mrs R W Connor.
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Catherine Gust
Oshkosh
Jos. Pankgratz
Alma Berdan
Mrs
Jos. Berdan Sr
Willis Johnson
F.C. Yates
Packwaukee
Alice Coon
Ralph
Gunton
Montana
D. R. Coon
Clarence Reynolds
R. Connor Company
William Witt
R. W. Conor
Craig Connor
Wansan
R. W. Connor
Eau Pleine wedding bells to soon ring for Nettie Knoll and Joe Schwaba
Town residents hear of upcoming marriage as Miss Nettie Knoll and Mr Joe Schwaba plan a ceremony on the fifteenth of the month. Ethel Faleske begins teaching. visitors from Marshfield Spencer and Winnipeg share news and visits. Families host gatherings and travel between Eau Pleine Marshfield Spencer Idaho and Canada as announcements surface.
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Nettie Knoll
Joe Schwaba
Local notes on moveins and fair prizes
Lindsey reports Mr Hard wick and family from New Lisbon moved to town. A. E. Broker and wife returned from visiting parents. Town congratulates A. J. Prest and Peter Ketelle for Marshfield fair prizes. Prest won eight firsts two seconds and one sweepstake on Guernsey stock. Ketelle won four firsts on Jersey stock.
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A.E
A.J. Prest
Peter Ketelle
Marshfield
Guernsey
Despondency cured by Chamberlain’s Tablets sale
Despondency is often caused by indigestion and constipation and quickly disappears when Chamberlain’s Tablets are taken. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Deer Case Adjourned In Municipal Court
In Wood County a preliminary hearing for Frank Eckes and Ed Patr was adjourned to Monday as district attorney Briere cites potential new developments. The defendants, charged under game laws, argue that fines paid in Marathon County release them from further liability. Represented by P.A. and BR. R. Williams, the case info mentions a possible ruling from the attorney general before further action.
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Frank Eckes
Ed Patr
Atty. CG
B. Briere
Wood County
Eckes
Patt
Marathon County
P. A
BR. R. Williams
Marshfield Visitors and Local Activities Highlight Week
Jos Stine Jr visited Marshfield on Monday while Anton Sumrak conducted business there. Gust Paghki works on a new well. The 1913 Fair was enjoyed by the community. Leo Donnerbauer helped neighbors haul bailed hay to Chili for shipment. Anton Somrak works on his new house plastering the interior. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bend erling and Mrs Peter Rotteheit of Mann visited Jos Stine on Sunday.
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Gust Paghki
Leo Donnerbauer
Anton Somrak
Lawrence Benderling
Peter Rotteheit
Mann
Jos
Stine
Local Notices Highlight Community Activities This Week
The threshing machine has been in this neighborhood this week. School began last week with Miss Alma Luck of Marshfield in charge. The Misses Iris and Edna Nelson Hart traveled to Grand Rapids for work at the Wood County Training School. C F Shudsen and family entertained friends in honor of Hans Knudsen of Florida spending the summer here.
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Alma Luck
Marshfield
Iris
Edna Nelson Hart
Grand Rapids
Wood County Training School
C.F. Shudsen
Hans Knudsen
Florida
Henry Wahle, German Doctor, Opens Office in City
Henry Wahle, a German physician, announces an office above Rawbs and Swurm furniture store. He can be reached at telephone No. 48 and resides on and street, with the office location described in the notice.
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Henry Wahle
Deutscher Arzt
Rawbs & Swurm
On & Street
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Marshfield State Bank
State Depository
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Poplar
Marsh
Wasserburger’s
Wasserburger & Dick
North Nasonville
George Farrington
Minnesota
Susan
United States
Mildred Blake
Henrietta Luggenheim
C. Williams
Williams
Rispa Crowell
Fond du Lac
D. S. Householder
Louisville
Reve
Mrs. Householder
Clark Street
Arpin
Elsie Bleck
Postoffice
Bondeel
Madison Sanitarium
Elia Kizer
LaCrosse
Bethel
Walters
Wisconsin Conference
Gladys McDill
D. A. Deden
JC Mikkelsen
Mr. Deden
Auburndale
Stecker Bros
Atl
Eau Pleine
Ethel Faleske
Aug. Kranter
Illinois
Rudolph
W. Boucher
Aug. Anderson
John Engleman
Ellen Anderson
Flora Clark
Aug. Krauter
G. Krauter
Idaho
Eleanor Baedecker
Winniper Canada
Mrs. W. Boucher
Lindsey
Mr Hardwick
New Lisbon
George
Walter Laabs
Central Aye
Jos, Stine Jr
Anton Sumrak
Physicias
J. Chas Ward
H H
Millbee
Sexton
Maple Street
Walter Mason
J.B. Veddar
Rose Brothers
Onice
House
Mason
Cheysician
Bercron
Iret
Hesidence
Howse Toy
Adler Block
Power
M. D. Ofice
Lundgren
Gilles Paece
Nousy
Lawyldes
C. B. Edwards
Owen Marsaoleld
Williams Attorneys
la ‘Offtee
The
Amuryuiltline Down
Staica Marshfield
W. T Puad
Desrist
Ofice
Deming ‘Dock
Reytdenes Corner
Wiephone
H. Lind
Dentiss
Firat Natonal Banik
Krilans
Deug
Ayer
Marshfield Bottling Works
Kelly Ann Waggoner
Moore
Neston Moores
R. J. Strauss
Rexall
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