Manufacturing and Wholesale Industries in Marshfield
There in Marshfield many splendid ties for manufacturers with a fine room for development and advantageous track facilities. A manufacturing institution could make an era of innovation in this healthful city. The sketches outline fencing, manufacturing, wholesale and jobbing houses. while creditable, much room remains for others to locate here and reap inducements offered to new arrivals.
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Marshfield
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Booth Lumber Company and Booth Campbell Retail Lumber Co
G D Booth Lumber Co based in Marshfield with mills at Chippewa Falls ships hardwood and hemlock nationwide. Proprietor George D Booth began in business eleven years ago and recently opened Booth Campbell Retail Lumber Co with A J Campbell in Marshfield as part of the city’s Greater Marshfield Industrial Edition feature.
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Utis
G. D. Booth Lumber Co
Chippens Falls
Wis
First National Bank
South Central Avenue
George D. Booth
Booth
Our City
A. J. Campbell
Booth-Campbell Retail Lumber Co
Greater Marshfield
the Times
Heath
Marshfield
Puerners Creamery Company and Cold Leaf Butter Brand
Puerners Creamery at 104 South Cedar Street, founded in 1904, operates an electrified modern plant in Wisconsin dairy country. It markets Cold Leaf butter, ships large quantities to Chicago and Milwaukee, with Hastings as president and Hahn as secretary treasurer.
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Ada Company
Pernard
Chicago
Milwaukee
South
Cedar Street
Wisconsin
Tt. C. Hastings
William Hahn
Miller Brothers Listed in Greater Marshfield Industrial Edition
Miller Brothers operate at 511 515 South Central Avenue as a wholesale supplier of hides wool ginseng furs pelts tallow and junk. They claim the largest business in their line in Wood County with weekly carload shipments nationwide since 1906 and a Stevens Point branch. Isadore Miller leads the firm, which boasts a strong reputation and expansive hauling facilities.
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Tis
Greater Marshfield
The
Times
Miller Bros
South Central Avenue
Wood
United States
Stevens Point
Isadorc and
Progressive Young Men Build Big Trade Through Grit
Ren Miier and another young business man discussed as part of a progressive group. They have built a sizable trade through fair dealing and hard work, illustrating a rising entrepreneurial spirit among the younger commercial class.
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Ren Miier
Blodgett & Sons Co Leads Marshfield Wholesale Trade
C E Blodgett & Sons Co is a leading wholesale grocer manufacturer and importer in Marshfield. Based on South Central Avenue opposite the Soo Line depot the three story fire proof plant covers 50 by 100 feet with sprinkler systems. The firm, incorporated in 1915, operates with Teaders private brands Omar Red Rose and Blodgett's Quality and employs five traveling salesmen across Wisconsin led by president C E Blodgett and officers J Th Blodgett and G IR Blodgett.
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Greater Marshfield
C. EB. Blodgett & Sons Co
South Central Avenue
Soo Line
Wisconsin
Omar
Red Rose
C. E. Blodget
J. Th. Blodgett
Tice
G. IR. Blodgett
Prominent Marshfield Pageant Promotes Local Routes
The site of the trial showcases the varied interests of Marshfield, with thousands of routes to be circulated nationwide and abroad as a credit to the city and those who helped shape it, highlighting community effort and civic pride.
P. J. Schaefer Cheese Company Ad Emphasizes Quality
An early 20th century notice extols P. J. Schaefer Co as purveyors of pure full cream cheese sold under the brand Quality. It notes their corner North Depot and Vine streets warehouse, a two story facility, and an immense stack. The firm operates branches in Kansas City and Wisconsin towns, with officers Schaefer and Neumann prominent.
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BP. J. Scheefer Company
North Depot
Vine Sire
Soo Tracks
Kansas City
Kansas
George J. Schmitz
Wausau
Granton
Wis
P. J. Schaefer
A. Neumann
Silent Kiss in the Dark Compared to Hidden Usi Tactics
A quoted speaker laments secrecy in attempting to attract usi, likening it to a man who kisses his sweetheart in the dark. The remark notes awareness by the speaker but not by others, highlighting covert effort without overt advertising.
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Usi
Johnson Manufacturing Co. canvas goods and plans
A Victorian era note highlights Canton Flannel Gloves and Johnson Manufacturing Co. at 808 South Central Avenues. It notes union-made products, a 25 to 30 person plant, traveling salesmen, and broad canvas line with plans to add cheese bandages and cana, led by proprietor Alex Johnson eight years in business.
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Johnson Manufacturing Company
South Central Avenues
Jobi Hers
Fing Mae
Alex Johnson
Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company expands operations
The Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company, a major Marshfield enterprise, operates a twenty acre plant with two dry kilns and five kilns, manages over two million feet of lumber, and runs a modern sawmill under construction. Raw mill is at Park Falls Wisconsin with a 2800 acre timber supply and 20 miles of railroad. W A Roddis is president and Hamilton Roddis secretary and treasurer. The firm ships to all U S states and foreign markets, serving both manufacture and trade.
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Roddis Lumger & Veneer So
Marshfeld
Greater Marshfield Indus
Times
SOG
Park Falla
Wisasse
Park Walls
Wis
Asl
United
Cireles
Ripon Produce Co Creamery Located in Ripon WI
Ripon Produce Co operates the Silver Creek Creamery with a daily capacity of 200,000 pounds, shipping all creamery output to Milwaukee. The Marshfield plant serves as a catering facility for this region, overseen by local manager Jonas Jones, highlighting the companys strong growth and experienced leadership.
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Alu Malley
Silver Creek
Ripon Produce Company
Ripon
Wisconsin
Deno
Streat
Ra Jones
Milwanker
Charines
Jonas
Marshfield Brewing Company Strengthens Local Economy
The Marshfield Brewing Company is highlighted as a major Wisconsin enterprise producing Pure beer from quality materials with a sanitary plant on Awla block. It is praised for tonic qualities, steady employment, and reliable products, reflecting the brewery’s substantial contribution to local industry and community well being.
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United States
Hart
Marshfield Brewing Company
Sind
Wisconsin
Marshfield Brewing Co
Marshfield Telephone Exchange’s Early Growth and Leaders
The Marshfield Telephone Exchange, dating to 1898, grew from 86 to about 500 telephones under founder Robert L. Kraus, Karl Doege, and W. A. Sexton. Rebuilt under Mr. Marsh after his 1902 stock purchase, the plant modernized to common battery and new central office. current leadership includes H. E. Hoerl, who began with the first exchange at age 16.
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Marshfield
Snesarhly
Marsh
Marsee
Spokeville
Mr. Marsh
Black River
LaCrissa
Greenwood
Mood Dame
Afr. Marsh
A. O. Graf Loyal
Duane Craver
Sinencer
Spencer
Bel Co
LaCrosse
Clark Co
Marshfield and Loyal Telephone Co
Badger State Telephone & Telegraph Company
Neillsville
Neilleville
Granton
Clark County
Marsh+ field
Local Exchange
H. E. Hoerl
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. D. Booth Lumber Company
Puerner Creamery Company
Miller Brothers
C. E. Blodgett & Sons Company
P. J. Schaefer CO
Sore Town
Johnson Manufacturing CO
Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company
Ripon Produce CO
Ruddis Lumber & Veneer Company
Marshfield Brewing
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Co
Marshfield Telehone Company
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