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Cudahy Times

Location

Cudahy, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1893

Page

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Cudahy Plant Progress and Artistan Well Details

A Milwaukee dispatch describes the Cudahy packing plant at its artisant well site. It notes the deep 1700 foot artesian well supplying 350000 gallons daily, the Corliss engine by Vilter, Grey & Co drilling, and boiler room specs with 18 boilers, 96 by 150 feet engine room, 425 horsepower capacity, and rope power transmission. The piece confirms occupancy readiness and invites public observation.

Tites Here Avernus Corliss Vilter’ Manufacturing Company Milwaukee Grey & Co Mr. Eudahy Chicago Cudahy Garden City Moore Manufacturing and Foundry Co Vilter Manufacturing Co J. O'Brien

Our Street Cars and Next Spring Promise

Henry C. Payne, head of the Villard street railway, speaks from his Colby and Abbot office. He warns there are no first class facilities yet and says patience is needed as weather and time push street car progress toward next spring. He emphasizes honesty and realism about delays.

Henry C. Payne Villard Street Tesk Colby and Abbot Representa Cudahy Payne Senr St. Francis Tres Representa

Last Vestige of Garbarism: Firearms Near Plankinton Corner

A chaotic scene at the corner of Plankinton and Nickwood avenues shows youths firing rifles at imagined or real squirrels while a crowd of onlookers watches. The piece notes a coming city ban on shooting within limits, aimed at preventing fire hazards and injuries as city officials move to restrict such activity.

Plankinton Cononell

Cupid's Conquest at Theodore Van Beek's Celebrated

A bustling gathering of 150 or more at Theodore Van Beek’s in St Francis featured coach rides from Raike Road and a lively charivari by Lake Shore Road youths. The event sparked talk of local contractors and future streetcar plans tied to Cudahy, with Hoffmann pressing for artesian pumps and delays attributed to money and prices.

van Beek St. Francis

Festive Wisconsin wedding with jovial reception

The Maeda dwelling on Plankinton avenue near the Lutheran Church nears completion with workers, while Mr. Macdro plans to move in. Miss Aralmic Ven Beek and John Schledweiler wed at St Francis Church in a lively reception featuring a Lake Shore band, German and English speech, and candid rustic humor from Billy Burdick.

John Maeda Plankinton Avenue Jacalits Macdro Twelfth Avenue Milwaukee Cudahy Aralmic Ven Beek John Sehledweiler St. Francis Church Father Stemper Wollensack National Avenue William van Beek Matthey W Schledweiler AL ¢ Emma Mund Town of Lake Big Fritz Billy Burdick Billy Deutsch Lilly Deutsch Germa Bill Meyer Thielen Annie Thielen Ida Schuerbrock Ida Silla Gayley Nic Fry Nick Tiel John Kemptner C. Gomber

Local Ads Inviting Careful Reader Attention

This short notice urges readers to study the paper's advertisement columns, asserts careful advertiser selection, promises no fake announcements, and assures that local advertisers are trustworthy, conscientious businessmen offering the best articles at low prices.

Butter for Sale Price Inquiry At The Times Office

Several callers to the Times office seek butter prices in lire. Farmers willing to sign year round contracts for first class butter at a fixed price can contact the Times office by calling or writing.

Times Office Ties

Unclear fragment on fire protection sufficiency outlined

Fragmentary note discusses protection needs and hose length, mentioning Cudahy and shared contributions. No clear events, dates, or named figures clearly identified.

Surveyors Camp Out in Town Amid Fast Lane Building

Spaulding and Kuhlmann lead a jovial gang of surveyors staying in town for a prolonged field season. They work on the town site then move to McConochie’s addition as wind gusts reach fifty miles per hour. Members include Fred, Williams, Chan, Brown, R Kent, and Paul. Charley Brown remains at the office for repairs.

Spaulding & Kuhlmann Paul McConochie Fred Williams Chan Brown R. Kent Paul See Charley Brown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Doe Cupid Theodore van Beek Raike Lake Shore Morea Fife Smithill & Co Central Pat Cudahy Hoffmann Hoffman Biirdsey E TJS OF SCT DAGY Wis Spaulding & Kuhlmann Surveyors
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