Marshfield Gas Plant Fight Spurs City Budget Debate
Interest in the local election centers on a gas plant and city expense, with Marshfield opposing city funding while Rock and Richfield stay dry. The race is unusually quiet with only one contest in the city, none in county or state, yet voters in country precincts weigh several local issues. County Superintendent George Varney is re elected without opposition and two County Board of Education members win endorsements.
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Marshfield
Rock & Richfield
Vote on gas split. Marshfield voters approve gas demand
Voters backed gas one more time but rejected municipal gas as a city project. Election tallies show support for gas utility, plus city officers elected including Hugo Wegener as judge and John Seubert as clerk. Aldermen and supervisors chosen across wards. overall turnout described as light.
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Marshfield
Hugo Wegener
City
John Seubert
Pearce
Charles Bahn
First Central Wisconsin Holstein Sale Sees $12508 Realized
The first public sale of the Central Wisconsin Holstein-Friesian association, held at Upham barns, Marshfield, drew a large crowd. Purebred cows brought strong demand with 44 head averaging $221.36, contributing to $12,508 from consignments including both purebreds and grades. Auctioneers Perry Ebbe and Krause kept bidders lively as buyers from across the state attended, signaling a promising market for future sales.
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Central
Wisconsin Holstein-Friesian Association
Upham
Wisconsin
Re-election in State and County Unopposed
State and county officials were re elected without opposition. Justice of the supreme court B Winslow. County superintendent of schools George A Varney Vesper. Members of the county board of education J F Seid Pittsville Robert Morris Arpin. Marshfield had no contests and voters in Richfield voted against licensing a saloon next year by 70 to 10 with similar outcome in Rock.
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Justice of the Supreme Court
B. Winslow
George A. Varney
Vesper
Membes
County Board of Education
J. F. Seid
Pittsvilles
Robert Morris
Arpin
Marshfield
Richfield
Well Known Couple Wed At Milwaukee
Announcement notes the approaching marriage of Miss Ida Rose Mangold of Marshfield to Mr Charles Robert Setakorn of Arpin, with the ceremony expected in Milwaukee. Mangold has long resided in Marshfield and worked in local businesses, while Setakorn, a former Navy paymaster's assistant, became the first cashier of the Dairyman's State Bank of Arpin. The couple plans to be at home in Arpin after June 1 and friends extend congratulations.
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Ida Rose Mangold
Louis J. Mangold
Charles’ Robert Setukorn
Arpin
Milwaukee
Mangald
Marshfield
Sexton
Sanitary Hammock Company
Setakorn
Beaver Dam
United States Navy
William Noll
Dairyman's State Bank of
Hayny
Marshfield Forms Baseball Association For Season
Marshfield to field a baseball team this year with R J Strauss as president and Hermann Hoerl as manager. The Marshfield Baseball Association will seek league play with Wausau Stevens Point Grand Rapids and Marshfield naming officers and preparing for practice. Bert Spooner travels to Wausau to represent last year with a call for early practice and fundraising to build a first class team.
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R. J. Strauss
Biso Prentents
Egree B. Campeli
Frank BE. Tice
Hermann&. Hoerl
Marshfield Baseball Association
Wausan
Stevens
Point
Grand Rapids
Wausau
Bert E. Spooner
Braem
Wood Delmore
Christessen
Krahn
Berg
McDonald
Johnson
Kohrbere
Revour
Leitner
T. Goodin
Wright
Whitney
Wendt
Reynolds
Boost
Sheriff escorts suspect from Granton on bad check warrant
Sheriff Fred Schroeder of Marathon county was in the city Monday on his way home to Wausau with Josephs Jordan of Granton whom he had arrested at Granton on a warrant involving a charge of having passed a worthless check. The amount of the check is stated to have been about $30 and it is said that considerable sum had been given Jordan to make good of it. Jordan resided in Marshfield some years ago.
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Fred Schroeder
Marathon County
Wausau
Josephs Jordan
Granton
Jordan
Marshfield
Sehrochem
Marvell
Sehroeder
Marsh
Unity
Martell
Gowman
Emma Martell
Rose Bros. Department Store
John Borgesn Dies at 98 Former Majestic Hotel Worker
John Borgesn, long time hired man around the Majestic hotel once owned by Thomas Merseh and now by Anton Siegert, died at age 98. Funeral slated from St. John's Catholic Church at eight this morning.
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John Borgesn
Snaneay
Majestic Hotel
Thomas Merseh
Anton Siegert
Bu. John's Catholic Church
Death of Robert Dolezal at one year old
The little son of Mr and Mrs Matt Dolezal of this city died Monday from epilepsy at age one year eleven months. The funeral will be held Thursday evening at eight from St John’s Catholic Church.
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Robert Dolezal
Robert
Matt Dolezal
St. John’s , Cathatic Church
Classified cattle sale listings from Wisconsin farms
A fragmented OCR of a 20th century newspaper dairy cattle sale page lists buyers and consignors from Granton Lincoln Auburndale Marshfield Eau Claire and Arpin. Prices shown include 220 to 250 for cows and 165 to 175 for sires with consignors such as Lawson Royce Bodhagen Schultz Turner Schmidt Cornings and others.
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F. Lawson
Granton
E. Royce
Lincoln
Cow
L. Bodhagen
Bonduel
C. W. Turner
Marshfield
J. F. Schmidt
Arpin
G. H. Cornings
Eau. Claire
Former Marshfield Man Killed by Father-in-Law in Self Defense
Charles Schroeder longtime Marshfield resident living in Unity faced a violent confrontation when he attacked his father in law in defense of his wife and infant. The father in law discharged a shotgun in response, ending the incident and prompting a Mann self defense plea consideration.
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Marshfield
Mann
Charles Schroeder
Unity
Dis
Shooting Deepens Divorce Fight In Marshfield War
A man killed by his son in law after a bitter domestic dispute ends a troubled marriage. Frank Martell of Mannville says he acted to defend his daughter and granddaughter as Charles Schroeder confronted them at Martell’s farm. A coroner's inquest ruled Schroeder died from a shotgun wound. Martell, 60, surrendered to the Marathon county sheriff after first reporting the shooting to neighbors.
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Charles Schroeder
Unity
Frank Martell
Mannville
Martell
Schroeder
Fred Schroeder
Wausau
P. A. & R. RB. Williams
Caen Schroeders
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