Banks Show Strong Reserves Across Marshfield Trio
Marshfield's three banks, First National, American National, and Marshfield State, report total resources near 1.881 million dollars and actual reserves of 425,462.06, well above the 15 percent legal requirement. Deposits rose from 1,718,000 to 1,881,060 in the latest call, with first national noting over 1 million in resources following renewal of its charter.
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Marshfield
Washington
Madison
First National Bank
First National
American National
Campaign Accounts Filed For County And City Officials
Statements of campaign expenses filed with County Clerk F H Eberhardt Grand Rapids show W J Conway 277.40 for county judge Frank W Calkins 130.06 defeated for county judge George A Varney 2.40 re elected county superintendent. City Clerk S Schatz reports Peter J Kraus 0 50 R J Schatz 11 25 John Seubert 11 25 Hugo Wagener 6 Fred W Thuss and others with no expense listed.
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F.H. Eberhardt
Grand Rapids
W.J. Conway
Frank W. Calkins
George A. Varney
J. Schatz
Peter J. Kraus
R. J. Schatz
John Seubert
Hugo Wagener
Fred W. Thuss
R. H. Schroeder
E. E. Finney
D.A. Knilang
John Juno
John Scheuer
W. J. Schimmelpfenning
C. B. Warfield
Thomas Wright
Michael Wegner
Charles Hahn
City Finance Report Shows April 1 Balance Shortage
City Treasurer George J. Leonhard presented to the council a financial statement as of April 1 showing fund receipts expenditures and balances for Electric General road and sewer funds. The report notes sewer fund overdraft of 2581.93 and that an April appropriation of 33000 from a nonfunded source covered the deficit.
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George J. Leonhard
Grand Rapids Elks Minstrels Parade Train Arrival
Grand Rapids Elks will arrive by special train with a forty two member minstrel troupe and fifty to seventy five Elks escort for a Thursday afternoon parade and evening show. Marshfield audiences praised the production last week as the best Elks minstrel in the city.
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Grand Rapids
Elks
Marshfield
Elks’Minstrels
the Elks
Grand Rapids Tribune
Holstein Breeders Meet Elects Officers at Marshfield
The Central Wisconsin Holstein Friesian Breeders association met in Marshfield city hall Thursday electing E E Butters as president O J Leu as secretary and John E Gadson as treasurer. Gadson was re elected. A bylaws committee was named L E Peckham A J Beilfuss and B B Royce. The president and secretary may call meetings as warranted. A previous summer meeting at Rudolph drew many farmers for a program picnic and livestock exhibit.
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Central
Wisconsin
Holstein- Friesian Breeders” Association
Marshfield City Hall
E. E. Butters
Hewitt
O. J. Leu
Vesper
John E. Gadson
Richfield
Lew
Butters
Gadson
L. E. Peckham
Grand Rapids
A.J. Beilfuss
Withee
B. B. Royce
Mershfield
Rudolph
MEN TO ASSIST SCOUTS ELECT OFFICERS
A focal council of the Boy Scouts elected officers for temporary organization led by President Graeme Davis and Vice-president K W Doege. M A Hansen is secretary and Thomas D Spalding treasurer. The executive committee includes EB E Finney John A Kestel J P Tiffault C B Edwards and E M Deming. The court of honor lists Hugo Wegener C W Otto Dr William Hipke Dr R P Potter and H M Ely. W D Connor named chairman of the finance committee. The annual meeting is set for the first Tuesday in May and the paper notes the constitution and by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Graeme Davis
K. W. Doege
M. A. Hansen
Thomas D. Spalding
E. Finney
John A. Kestel
J. P. Tiffault
C. B. Edwards
E.M. Deming
Court of Honor
Hugo Wegener
C. W. Otto
William Hipke
R. P. Potter
H. 4. Ely
W. D. Connor
Jewelers Window Smashed by Thief with Stone
A thief used a stone to smash the window of F. L. Zweck jewelers Wednesday night and stole two medium price watches and two sapphire rings. Loss priced at $40. No one on the street heard the crash. Also disturbed that night, the rear door of Normington Bros. steam laundry was forced open and several items reported missing after checking inventory, including a coat, trousers, underwear, and a suitcase.
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F. L. Zweck
Zweck
Normington Bros. Steam Laundry
Messrs
Normington
U.C.T
Four Found Guilty In Municipal Court Session
Judge Wegener presided as four men pleaded guilty to petty offenses in municipal court. Total fines and costs reached 39.20 with a 30 day jail term. George Wolf received 11.15 for shoving Clarence Callahan in a saloon. Walter Fadner paid 11.15 after an alcohol fueled incident on a train and a prior theater beating. Charles Schoenwetter faced 16.90 and was paid from a reserve of about 1,000. John Howard received 30 days after a Saturday altercation and coat loss.
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Central Avenue
Charles Schoenwetter
John Howard
Schoenwetter
Howard
Auburndale
Paape
Connor Lairds wedding planned at Presbyterian church
The Times notes the marriage of Miss Helen M. Connor to Rev. Melvin R. Lairds of Lincoln Illinois will be solemnized at seven this evening at the Presbyterian church with many invitations issued. After a reception at East Third and Cherry streets Mr and Mrs W D Connor will host guests including out of town attendees from Superior Grand Rapids Madison Chippewa Falls Maysville and many others.
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Times
Helen M. Connor
Melvin R. Lairds
Lincoln
Ill
Presbyterian Church
W. D. Connor
East Third
Cherry Streets
Katherine Leader
Superior
Marjorie Stekette
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mary Weber
DuBois
Penn
Vera Sich
Madison
Evelyn Emerson
Chippewa Falls
A. W. Schorger
Annetta Laird
Maysville
George Hunt
M. G. Allison
James Duer
Gretchen Ruedebusch
Wausau
James W. Donegan
Peter Jacobs
Stevens Point
Raymond Johnson
George W. Mead
E. P. Arpin
B. R. Goggins
Franklin Wood
G. L. Williams
Theodore Brazeau
William Kellogg
Grall Held to Stand Trial in Assault Case
Joseph Grall was bound over for trial at the October term of the circuit court after municipal court proceedings ended Thursday. Judge Hugo Wegener ordered the defendant to stand trial for assault to kill on Thomas Krieg with bail set at $1,000, met by bailor. District Attorney C E Briere attended the proceedings.
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Joseph Grall
Thomas Krieg
Hugo Wegener
C. E. Briere
Grall
Man Who Aims for Commonplace Image Hints at Debt ties
A compact epitaph on ambition notes that a man seeking ordinary respect often owes his standing to the patronage or position of another. The line suggests social ascent through connections rather than merit alone, reflecting a common sentiment of the era about reputation and finance.
Promotions in Company A and top indoor shooting scores
Several men of Company A are promoted to sergeants replacing discharged or promoted personnel. The article lists high indoor shooting scores led by F Vannedom and W Mittlestedt, notes other high scorers and a medal prize for the season’s end, with two Sundays of gallery practice remaining. It ends with a quip about Slim Fisher and a newspaper quote about business.
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Company A
Herman L. Sommers
Andrew Hoerl
Wenzel
F. Binder
Bubolz
Willard Christensen
Trefoll
Henry Weber
Hoer
James Christensen
Harrison Wildish
Binder
George Ward
Priv
F. Vannedom
Corp. W
Corp
W. Mittlestedt
J. Christensen
J. Walterbach
A. Kopf
Serg
W. Christenen
J. Kohl
Capt
H. Sommers
Corp. A. Hansen
A. Hoerl
Slim Fisher
Cheese Board Plan Unanimously Adopted by Wis Cheese Men
At a marshfield city hall meeting of the Wisconsin Cheesemakers and Factorymen's Advancement association No 2, thirty two factorymen voted to incorporate a call board for selling cheese produced in nearby factories. C A Vogt of Chili is temporary president. A secretary will be elected next meeting. A committee was named to file incorporation papers. If supported by dealers, the region could become a cheese center of the west.
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Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ and Factorymen’s Advancement Association No 2
Marshfield
P. J. Schaefer
C.E Blodgett
C. A. Vogt
Chili
E. H. Knickel
Granton
Fred Laabs
Curtiss
Robert Morris
Arpin
Weste
Arizona Prices High Reported By Returning Larsens
Contractor Louis A. Larsen and Mrs. Larsen spoke of steep costs in the Southwest after wintering in Tucson. They noted mine wages at $1.50 daily, and high prices for eggs, potatoes, kerosene, gasoline, salt pork, and sugar. They visited El Paso, Texas, and called on Roland Vollmar.
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Southwest
Louis A. Larsen
Larsen
Tucson
Arizona
Mexico
Larsens
el Paso
Tex
Roland Vollmar
Fred Voulmar
Esther Crawshaw and James Skinner Tie in Grand Rapids
Miss Esther Crawshaw of Spencer and Mr James Skinner of Glenn Haven married at Grand Rapids Monday. They left Tuesday for Ismay Montana where the groom owns a homestead. The bride spent the past year with her brother and sister in Spencer. Friends extend best wishes for happiness.
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Esther Crawshaw
Spencer
James Skinner
Glenn Haven
Grand Rapids
Ismay, Mont
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Nias
Post Man Mill
Mrs. Swallow
HR. Shaver
Jewelers
Zweck’s
United
News OF the
Henry Pack
Sommers
Fac
Louis Larsen
Skinner
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