Premium winners listed for cent. Wis. State Fair premiums
Secretary Pankow mailed premium payment orders to eligible individuals from the recent fair. Orders, payable at First National Bank, must be presented promptly. The secretary will deliver orders in person to avoid mailing costs. The list names many local residents and exhibitors who drew premiums, with amounts noted and addresses mostly Marshfield and surrounding areas.
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Pankow
Cent
Wis
Demokrat
C. A. Bathaway
A.C. Hanson
Jr. Holland
Joyce Calleberg
Mrgdo TV
Tire Olvio
Amico
Oscar Lindow
Carl Lauenbach
Juegh Moelter
Nova N. Meaan
Morrison
G. Meesea
Ns Chas
Mture Ain
Marchal
Mursno
Marshfield
Mottittrsenns
RG. Allymayne
Morrison John Martin
Aetna Migs
Colla Audraster
A. GA
Brown
Vow
Nebs
James Hrien
Alvira Nick Wu
R. Hurhopp
My. A
Arbreann
Charlie
H.C. Barman
Scart
Peterson Pyyda Barcmann
Hiram Betow
Pantine Blodgere
Myrtle Gonuent
Audie Budsee
FP. Altesuer
Itagiy Byabye Henry Lrodees
Urenuie
Pacer
Tad Banidies
Dow Ranides
Thanuiroy Albers Scheider
Muute
Thoones
OS. Vedder
Ennece Sanford
Ripon
F. Vannedom
C. Vendenburn
Eithel Vanderhoo
Grace Volimar
Clara Rusher
Beaulty Co
Auburndale
Nick Canovic
Mbert Cotte
Arty Conmnoyer
Bandedl Courng
Wit Cramer
Aubus
Droeder
Yravger Mars Lrenegree
Aukury Dreger
C. Dewng
Anca Mx
EM. Deuntane
Drytin
Edgar Wunaw
Peter Dx
Eter
Ulokhe Loulay Diekhot
Doht Vase Mra
Frank Datel
Tony Vallendorfer
M. Ghrhardt
Ollye Eurchardt
Emerson
Abbotsford
Hilda Visto Helen
Ebe
Will Weilbecher
Mylvin Wiebe
John Wisginie
Flovle Wester
Woodford Brow
Bunny Weber
Louise Wegne
BO Vicwr Werner
Margaret Wegner
Wegner
A.C. Wegner
Gertrude We
Walker
Mrv
J.B. Wisse
Abe Wilner
Beatricy Woodman
Gus Wiimaw
Tuth Wesler
Mere We. Magoura
Joe Wolf
Rebecca Weed
James Ward
Peter Wrebries
Alma Lidmerny
Adm Ebrhards
Agoes Plelschmm Katto Poesy
Tie Wrederickson
Hazel Plywy
Nellis Yi Mex
P. Flyno
Fuha Fe
Gms
Bred Grows
Winn
Goetz
Ann Goetz
AuLon Gerspach
E. Ly George
Huevburt Georg
Re F. Gorwin
R. Gurth Rose Grambschides
M. Grit
Wiliam Goldammer Kisy Louisa Gotz
Rosemary Lane
Hell
August Alarvey Hurd
Willa Hopp
W. G. Hinman
Jobo Huebner
New Carrier Routes Adopted For City Deliveries
The city has permanently adopted a revised carrier network after adding a fourth carrier last week. Each carrier reports timely rounds and roughly equal workload with two deliveries daily under normal conditions. Routes include Carrier No 1 Alex Johnson near Central avenue north of the Wisconsin Central tracks and Adler road. Carrier No 2 Merton Vanderhoof from 6th street to 6th street with west Central and Omaha tracks. Carrier No 3 Marcus Hanson from 3rd street to W C tracks covering east of Central and between Wisconsin Central and Northwest tracks. Carrier No 4 William Lake south of Omaha and Northwest tracks with territories south and east of Central avenue.
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Carrier No. 1
Alex, Johnson
Central Avenue
Wisconsin Central
W. C
Carrier No. 2
Merton Vanderhoof
6Th Street
Omaha
Maha
Carrier No
Marcus Hanson
N. W
North
Maple Street
William Lake
Omaka
Omaha Tracts
Wisconsin Central appeals railroad order on Athens Marathon line
The Wisconsin Central files appeal from a July railroad commission ruling requiring public operation of a fifteen mile branch line from Athens in Marathon County. Central bought the line from Upham Manufacturing for 60000 and freight was not treated as common carriage. Rid River Land Co. urged open access to spur for land sale to settlers.
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Wisconsin Central
Railroad Commission
Athens
Marathon County
Upham Manufacturing Co
Central
Upham Company
District Leader to Open at Opera House Week Start
The public will awaken Monday to a real live musical attraction in our midst as The District Leader opens at the Opera House on Sept 1. George M. Cohan's 43 Minutes from Broadway is praised as a highlight. The District Leader offers a brisk, novel story with a lively chorus of uniformed, attractive singers and dancers. Seats are on sale at Strauss' Drug Store.
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Opera House
Broadway
George M. Cohan
Strauss’ Drug
Daniel's Comet Visible Again Over Marshfield
The Comet N G Daniel is visible tomorrow morning without a telescope in Marshfield, following weeks of morning sightings. It travels at about thirty miles per second and lies roughly 131 million kilometers from Earth, having been seen since 1882 with many photographs already taken.
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Times
Marshfield
Daniel
First Showing of New Fall Dress Goods at Store
The Dress Goods Department presents a scene of wide interest to first setters with new and beautiful black and colored fabrics. Careful planning of fashions has produced this collection from noted American manufacturers. The store offers proper and stylish materials for fall and winter wear, with exclusive seasonal weaves on display.
Marshfield Welcomes New Athletic Director and Staff
William Otto, native of Edgerton Wisconsin and former Lawrence University athlete, assumes Marsefield High School roles as athletic director and assistant principal. He brings high honors in academics and sports, with notable Lawrence baseball success. Prof Havighorst returns as history chair. Company A, Second Infantry N.G., under Capt Otto Meyer, gains recognition for performance at encampment and prior service in Puerto Rico.
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William Otto
Marsefield High School
Edgerton
Wis
Coast Ia
Oro
Lawrence University
Appleton
Northwest
Marshfield
Otto
FT. A. Havighorst
Lawrence
N.G
Otto Meyer
Wisconsin National Guard
Porto Rico
Handsome Group Photo Reproduced in Lindsay Magazine
A fine halftone group picture of Company A Second Infantry from this city was reproduced in the Lindsay Magazine of the Milwaukee Sentinel last week.
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Company A
Second Infantry
Lindsay
Milwaukee Sentinel
Bayne Dominates Galesville Racing Card
Harry Bayne led at Galesville winning the 300 dollar free-for-all with H F Below’s Ella Ofa and placing second in the 2 80 trot with Pat, the mail horse formerly of Ea Kennedy. Pat nearly matched 2 27 in heat and Bayne heads to Rice Lake this week with Dooman W W Noll’s stallion. Dooman shows a 2 214 pacing mark but will race in trotting heats for the rest of the season.
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Harry Bayne
Galesville
H. F. Below
Ella Ofa
Pat
Ea| Kennedy
Auburndale
Mr. Bayne
Rice Lake
Dooman
W. W. Noll
Wisconsin Hardwood Lumbermen's Association Meet Announced
A circular from A. E. Beebee secretary announces the twelfth annual meeting of the Wisconsin Hardwood Lumbermen's Association to be held in the city on Tuesday September 17 at 2 pm. The notice urges full member attendance as important business will be transacted. The association is a strong body aiding the northern Wisconsin lumber industry.
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A. E. Beebee
Wisconsin Hardwood Lumbermen’s Association
Wisconsin
Improvements Halted On Cedar Street Crossing Plan
At the last common council meeting action to open Cedar street across the Northwestern yards was deferred. The delay follows a request from the railway company to allow time for completing new yards and side-tracks before a crossing is formed. North Western and Omaha aim to relocate yards to avoid street crossings. The 1907 Marshfield station remodel, budgeted at 98000, was halted after legislative actions disrupted the project and rescinded the appropriation, with work expected to resume next year.
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Common Council
Cedar Street
Northwestern
Railway Company
Omaha
Railway Commission
Marshfield
Notice of relocation to Lahr building next to meat market
We are now located in the Lahr building next to Wenzel and Wenzel's meat market where we will carry on business until our building is remodeled and refurnished. First National Bank.
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Lahr
Wenzel & Wenzel's
First Nar. Bank
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