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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
12
The Marshfield Wisconsin common council adjourned a meeting due to lack of quorum. A special regular meeting is set for May with canvassing results and officer elections approved. The council reviewed bids for city depository and authorized payments to committee members and officials.
The council unanimously elects Fred Volmar to the water and light commission for the ensuing term after a motion and roll call. The city attorney and judiciary committee referred Fred Lehsonnys complaint, with $850 to be appropriated from the general fund. Licenses for W. A. Liese and Jutin M. Casanovi were recommended with payments to the city treasury. The electric light fund was approved for 2718.74, with orders to be issued to named parties. Numerous payrolls, bills, and services were approved or recommended for payment from the general fund. The street commissioner and finance committee reports were considered and adopted. East Street petition granted. council adjourned.
A Chicago Tribune sample notes Mr Brown preaching with power and crowd impact while Rev Roxs led the chorus performing a line about saying you are up in the height. The scene includes a classroom exchange where a teacher discusses adjectives formed from nonna such as dangerous and hazardous, with a humorous student reply about pious meaning full of pie.
Sheriff’s sale to foreclose a mechanic’s lien in Wood County Wisconsin. On May 11 in Marshfield City Hall north front door at 10:00 AM, Lot 4 Block 40 first addition to the village now known as Marshfield, to satisfy the judgment and sale costs. Deputy Sheriff Bay Wittians.
Wood County court in probate schedules hearing on the last will and testament of G Hho of Arpin. The petitioner William Baim seeks probate, with orders published in the Marshfield Times. Defendant Amelia Kidder receives summons to appear within 20 days to defend the action. Judge Conway authorizes publication and service.
A health scam offers 500 Sick Readers of The Times free trials of a celebrated medicine. The ad promises free liberal treatment after readers send case letters or coupons to James W. Kidd in Fort Wayne Indiana. It claims cures for rheumatism kidney trouble stomach liver disorders and more. Readers are urged to act at once before the offer ends.
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