Neighboring News Highlights local visits and events
Mr and Mrs A A Wert visited Chicago last week A son was born to Rev and Mrs Theo Engel on Monday Rev Theo Engel to conduct services at Immanuel s Lutheran church Marshfield next Sunday Memorial events closed McMillan plant in honor of late president Mrs Jeffrey Trudell Grand Rapids visited kin Wisconsin Hardwood Lumbermen s meet at Wausau Marathon county schools closed by proclamation Theresa Pankrate on sick list Mrs M Rolf from Waukesha visiting A M Short Auburndale M F Scholler left for Minneapolis on business Frank Lusk visiting parents in Auburndale German Lutheran church steeple and new foundation being built Albert Maidenwaldt building a new house Emil Schultz of Lomira carpenters at work Landlord George Schmidt called to Manitowoc for death of brother Schmidt returned Lindsey residents form Lindsey Telephone Co to connect Lindsey to Marshfield through Nasonville and Klondike officers elected P N Christensen president C A Ingle secretary Geo Eyers treasurer H F Thiel W Haertel A Broker E C Eastman directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Engel
Wm. Zoellner
Frank Lehman
Rosholt
Nick Trapkotski
Immanuel's Lutheran Church
Marshfield
Albert Maidenwaldt
Emil Schultz
Lomira
George Schmidt
Manitowoc
Hisrother
Schmidt
Nasonville
Lindsey
Woodman Hall
Lindsey Telephone Co
Presbyterian Church
Klondike
P. N. Christensen
C. A. Ingle
Geo. Eyers
H. F. Thiel
W. Haertel
A. Broker
E. C. Eastman
Klapperich sells farm. new parsonage well drilled at Nasonville
Local notice reports Jacob Klapperich again selling the farm previously owned from Mrs. Ambrose Martin. A new well is under drill at the site of the planned parsonage for the German Lutheran church in Nasonville.
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Bakerville
Jacob Klapperich
Ambrose Martin
Nasonville
High School Notes and Local Updates
High School notes report enrollment above ninety and new freshmen Grace Holmes returning from Minnesota. Graduates Rose Bille Nancy Beattie and Pearl Lindsley now teaching nearby. Public schools closed for memorial service for the martyred president. Gym equipment ordered for 180 dollars to aid upcoming classes. High School Athletic association elected Prof. Borden president Walter Sexton secretary and Clifford Heath treasurer. Heath injured a rib in practice but recovering. Football squad in training with many returning players and strong prospects. Schedule of games being arranged. City Board of Equalization reviews real estate valuations and plans to audit personal property taxes after a filed statement claims over 300,000 dollars of untaxed personal property in the city. Board to investigate to ensure full taxation.
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Rose Bille
Nancy Beattie
Pearl Lindsley
High School Athletic Association
Prof
Borden
Walter Sexton
Clifford Heath
City Board of Equalization
Vedder
Band Delay at McKinley Memorial Day Demonstration
A Tuesday to Wednesday date clash threatened the Second Regiment Kang Wich at McKinley Memorial Day. Chippewa Falls Northern Wisconsin State Fair initially held their engagement closing the fair would hurt the association. Thanks to Prof. Adams and TL. L.Reese the fair released the band’s contract. the engagement moved to Friday to prevent loss and keep the performance on schedule.
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Kang Wich
Chippewa Falls
Adams
TL. L.reese
Reese
Virginia Moves to Strike Free Speech From State Bill of Rights
The Virginia constitutional convention votes to remove freedom of speech from the state bill of rights as a step toward enacting laws against advocacy of anarchistic principles or any creed harming public welfare. Other states may follow this lead.
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Virgi
Pickpocket Secured After Wallet Theft at Felix LaPoint’s Saloon
A traveler named Nick Coon was arrested by Marshal Gerwing after allegedly stealing William Patterson’s wallet containing about fourteen dollars from Patterson at Felix LaPoint’s saloon. Patterson, a resident of Arpin, befriended Coon, who then took the wallet during their drinks. Coon confessed and showed where he discarded the wallet. part of the money went to an accomplice who fled. Judge Andrews bound Coon over to the circuit court with a probable next appearance to plead guilty.
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Nick Coon
Marshal Gerwing
William Patterson
Coon
Felix LaPoint
Patterson
Arpin
Toon
Coon St
Gerwing
Andrews
Market Report Summary in Jumbled OCR Form
Market report lists Wheat and Corn values per bushel with broken currency terms, potatoes and beef and pork prices, live and dressed weights for meat, hides and furs with unclear units, and assorted livestock prices. Numerous garbled phrases suggest a historic agricultural price bulletin with multiple commodities and inconsistent measurements.
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Pon
Perreree Es
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Mrs
A. A. Wert
Chicago
McMillan
Jeffrey Trudell
Grand Rapids
Napoleon Boucher
B.T. McMillan
Wisconsin Hardwood Lumbermen’s Association
Wausay
Co. Supt
John F. Lamont
Marathon County
Auburndale
Theresa Pankrate
M. Rolf
Waukesha
A. M. Short
M. F. Scholler
Minneapolis
Frank Lusk
Valpariso, Ind
Pareits
Jacob Lusk
Clark E. Peck
Sehhafer
Henry Gepner
Grace Holmes
Minnesota
Virginia
Dr. Dekyl
Mr. Hyde
Adler
W. J. Hartigan
Robert Louis Stephenson
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hartigan
Jekyl and Hyde
McKinley
M. WA. Forester
Eau Claire
Second Regiment Banc
Tito
Otto W. Eckhoff
Oor
Merchimlise
Kahn, Green & Berger
Benrhore Street
Chirac
Viinals
Savings Bank
E.f.mechler
Marshfieldp
Farmer’s ‘Home
Rug
Furstenderg
20Th Century Department Store
Brill’s
Colo
Roots
Bie
Germantown
Stein
Cravencote
Brill
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