Day Observed Labor Day In Marshfield With Parades And Closures
Monday marked Marshfield Labor Day with factories closed and business suspended. Three unions Woodworkers Brewers and Cigarmakers organized a parade led by Hirgy’s brass band and banners near 900 people marched from the Thomas house down Centerl avenue to the cemetery where graves were decorated Rev Father Eisen spoke. After dinner business remained closed and the Grove at Adler’s hosted dancing singing and merriment for the large crowd Governor and Mrs Upham visited and encouraged the festivities. The event was organized by C C Pickett Chas Schwenske James Kuehmicle Aug Warnecke Fred Knutson and Pat Mooning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Union of Labor
Hirgy
Adler's Grove
Uphat
German governance praised by Chicago travelers amid European tour
Mr and Mrs F W Upham return from Europe praising Germany's government, industry support, and state-run railways. They argue protection of home industries, national education for salesmen, and a disciplined populace sustain prosperity, contrasting with the United States and warning against loss of liberty. They note German methods offer lessons in public administration and law enforcement. They question why American business spirits lag and mention bread bakers and a character named Kenus in Bruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Upham
Chicago
Germany
Europe
Political Reflections On County Republican Convention
The Republican county meeting in Grand Rapids will nominate a county ticket, with Herman C. Wippermin likely for assembly, Nick Berg for treasurer, B.S. Renne for clerk, and F. M. Weld, George H. Smith, and Clanig Johnson as sheriff candidates. Incumbent Shaw and Kash Mitchell are noted for clerk and register of deeds, P. A. Williams seeks renomination as district attorney, and Vollmat and Voelker advertise sleigh bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Hurgely
Herman C. Wipe Permiin
Wippermin
Whigs County
Ureagurer
Cumnbent
Nick Berg
Auburndale
Borg
Uwe Nick
Kiyoki
B.S. Renne
Oles
F. Bm, Weld
George H. Smith
Sherry
Clanig Johnson
Sigel
Smith
Shorty
Johnson
Shaw
Kupch
Milladoze
Shea
Gene Manly
P. A. Williams
Register of Deeds
Kash Mitchell
Pittsville
Ya. Bavenor
Centralia
Buffalo Bill Show Delayed By Weather And Road Crash
Five to six thousand fans gathered at Wausau to watch Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, but a crash near Rudolph and persistent rain postponed the performance. Telegrams announced abandonment, forcing many to return to La Crosse while others endured delays at Junction City. Families nearby tried to attend from Suwan Point, but rain and wrecks kept the show from proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Poins
Wausag
Rudolph
Wausay
la Crosse
Buffalo Bill
Freday
Suvang Point
Uy Wausau
Mother
Junction City
St. Paul
Wiecie
Oasis Votes Aid for Marshfield & Southeastern Railway
The town of Oasis votes to bond for 7500 to aid the Marshfield and Southeastern Railway, with 108 signers on the aid petition. Route surveyed last June passes through south part of the city, crossing the Wisconsin Central line south of the Central passenger station. Debate continues whether the line will be built here. A wedding also noted: Albert Wendland and Miss Wate Lang wed at Lac TathEran Church with reception from local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield & Southeastern Railroad
Aken
Milwaukee Sentinel
Plainfield
Oasis
Marsh Lvnd & Southeastern Railway Company
Blancoelk
Plainfeld
Princeton
Chicago & Noh Western Railway
Wautoma
Hancock
Adams County
Wood County
Port Edwards
Lac Tatheran Church
PyyVaum
Neilsville
Heiming
Albert Wendtland
Wate Lang
Lizzie Kreisch
Kate
Inergath
Robert Wendland
Milwauke
Henry Lang
Wendiland
Marshfield
Wrestler wager sparks challenge in Marathon county
William Wilde of Colby bets $25 of $100 against Billy Patterson senior, claiming he can throw any wrestler in Marathon county in a bestoffive match. The Patterson brothers reply with odds that he cannot win one fall against Fred Boel, the local wrestler. Beell to wrestle Patrick McCue of Minocqua next Saturday in dunes hall. Patterson brothers urged to attend for warmup painters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilde
Colby
Wausau
Wriday
Billy Paterson
Marathon County
Patterson Boys
Marshfield
Fred
Boel
Ouis Patterson
Browher
Billy
Mr. Beell
Patrick McCue
Minocws
Dune’s Hall
Patterson
Republican Rally Opens Campaign Evening in Ad Jur’s Hall
The Republican campaign starts next Wednesday evening in Ad Jur’s hall with a notable speaker in attendance. Aimed at mobilizing supporters, the event invites all who are able to attend and show support for the campaign efforts in Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jur
Amea McWinley
Fall Inducements Offer Wool Dress Goods Bargains
Promises of profitable entertainment with practical fall inducements. Sale features all wool double width novelty dress flannels and half wool dress goods with a large assortment. Prices posted per yard at 26 cents and 1 cent respectively, highlighting a big bargain.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Day
Tack Agala
Qood Bread
Big Jo
Kenus
Vollmat & Voelker
Thay
Republican Rally
China
Uphams
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!