Biggest fair in our history closes after record three days
The 1919 fair closed Friday after a Friday night and Thursday showpiece that drew crowds to the fair grounds. Exhibits from Mason Shoe of Chippewa Falls to Uthmeier Hintz featured booths, live wires, and a vast cattle barn with prize Holsteins and Guernseys. A new concrete grandstand is planned for 1920 as the fair ends with a tidy surplus and praise for Secretary Williams and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Milwaukee Journal Flying Circus
Mason Shoe Company
Chippewa Falls
K. F. Davison
Tiffault Kamps
Victrola
A. Bartmann
Kestel Brothers
Louis Lacmle
Rose Brothers
Hasselbalch-Mack
Baer & Lange
Uthmeier-Hintz Company
Cir
Marshfield Electric Company
Delco
Seehafer & Son
Johnson Electric Shop
Litscher
Thor
Noll Hardwars Company
Farmers A Operative Company
Marshfield Hardware & Auto Company
Ford
W. H. Ludwig
Avery
A.C. Wagner & Son
G. F. Schraeder
Oak Spring
LaCrosse
Hatten Lumber Co
Galloway
J. C. Kieffer & Sons
Auburndale
County Agricultural School
Williams
Marshfield Triumphs Over Greenwood and Stratford In Local Games
Marshfield beat Greenwood 4 2 after fighting back from a 2 2 tie, with Krahn holding Greenwood to one hit and Booths strong on the mound. The following day Marshfield powered past Stratford 6 1 as four first inning runs set the tone. The pair of wins push Marshfield’s streak to nine, while Wisconsin braces to honor veterans with a new state record of local war activity tracking.
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Greenwood
Stratford Bow
Marshfield
Krahn
Stratford
Wisconsin
Kosh Northwestern
Badger
Frank Winninger Company Shines Through Fair Week At Adler
The Frank Winninger company played nightly at the Adler theater during fair week drawing standing room only crowds. The orchestra pit overflowed with chairs on Wednesday through Friday and every bill was first class with strong performances praised by immense audiences. Manager Adler justified his stock choice as the Winningers delivered better than ever, earning wide patronage as a genuine theater credit.
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Frank Winninger
Adler Theater
Adler
Winningers
Auler Theater
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Memorials to the men and a drive to aid veterans unfold through public action. Officials approved half a million dollars to aid needy ex soldiers and sailors and endorsed a $15 million gift plan for veterans and army nurses. The latest step funds an education for former servicemen with state coverage, expected to cost about 15 million dollars.
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F. Graham
Arpin
Guernseys
J. G. Brietenbach
McMillan
King Masher
Sylvanite
A. P. Bean
Vesper
Clark & Jackson
Guernesys
Wm. Burhopy
Geo. Albrecht
Ed. Kennedy
C. H. Gilbert & Song
Spencer
J. Verrick
Alfred Willett
H. B. Keller
W. P. Norton
Grand Rapids
Guernsey
Sophie
Adler Theatre
Jine
Howard McKent Barnes
The
Lash
Ray Simmons
Havana
Ancers
Liese
Honolulu
Theatre m. Mon. Adler
Sentembee
A. B. Rotnour
Flora DE Voss
Richard Bennett
Claire Adams
Andy
Min
America
Marion Davies
Pathe News
Mutt & Jeff
Harold Lloyd
J.B. Rotnour
Flora DeVoss Stock Co
Lyman BH
Howe