Grand Rapids Day at the Marshfield Fair
The Wisconsin Valley Reader notes a record crowd from Nekoosa Port Edwards Grand Rapids and surrounding areas for the Marshfield fair. Attendees arrived by train auto and team, enjoying races pony and broncho events balloon ascent and lively social reception.
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Wisconsin Valley Reader
Nekoosa
Port Edwards
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Fairgrounds
Nicholas J
Wautoma
Ella Ola
Sparkle B
Stevens Point
Will Stack
Sparle
Arpin
Cook
Neenah
Marshfeld
Defects and Remedies Cited by Chicago Physician Visit
Eminent Dr. L. M. Turbin of Chicago says right remedy can restore normal condition after chronic disease. He visits Marshfield at Blodgett Hotel on Tuesday Sept 22, offering consultations. Also advertised: talking machines and records at F. L. Zweck’s jewelry store with watches clocks and jewelry services.
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L. M. Turbin
Chicago
Marshfield
Blodgett Hotel
F. L. Zweck
Unique Hotel Rules From A Upstate Inn Comedy
A Milwaukee Free Press quip recounts bizarre hotel room rules seen upstate. The comic list includes jumps to left on exit, towels wrung for tips, a baseball pitcher on the washstand, a halter on the bedpost, a spring under the bed, and a feather to light when power fails. No rooms 13 or 23.
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Milwaukee Free Press
Dr John Till Returns to Somerset After Immigration Hold
Federal immigration officials released Dr John Till of Somerset after a brief embargo. He arrived in Wisconsin, visited Almena with his mother, and planned to resume his medical practice. Nurses accompanied him to staff a hospital Till intends to erect, with a score of prospective patients waiting.
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New York
John Till
Somerset
United States
Wiseconsin
Almena
Till
A Dangerous Friend at Adler Opera House
Critics praise the play A Dangerous Friend for its strong realism and marvelous costumes. Five acts showcase lavish dresses that captivate audiences, with women invited to judge the art of dressing. performance set for Monday Sept. 14.
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Adler Opera House
Clark County Republican Nominations and Auto Fatality Report
Clark County Republicans nominate for county offices including Assembly member Charles M. Bradford and Sheriff Robert Bunson. A Rib Lake agent Otto Heinske, driving a Chicago-bought auto with a chauffeur, killed a pedestrian near Waukesha. Heinske was not held and returned home by train. Will Stack, sorrel pacing stallion of W W Noll and John Breckendorf, trained by Harry Bayne, shows improving speed and breeding value with potential near 2 10 pace.
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Clark County
Assembly
Charles M. Bradford
John Huntzicker
Myron EB. Wilding
Otto Heinske
Rib Lake
Chicago
Waukesha
Heinske
Will Stack
John Breckendorf
Harry Bayne
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Henman
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Herman Buchmiller
Dray Line
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Fred W. Draper
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Oscar Fricke
Sherman F. Hewett
the Times
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Heyselair Health
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Sexton Brothers
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